![]() ![]() Though the platforming is rather pointless as it does not really affect you if you fall off a cliff or something, just have to start at a checkpoint and do it again. It is pretty much a standard hack in slash with some light puzzle solving and platforming in it as well. If only they had put a bit more effort into voicing those cut scenes that could have helped a lot as they are very goofy sounding at times. So this game may have been a bit of an inspiration for God of War, but it is not as good. ![]() The music is disappointing as it is not really all that impressive, I would say the NES version had the better music and that is just sad. For the most part it is straightforward, though there are times you must backtrack to certain areas as there is an area that is a bit like a staging ground that leads to the various levels. You can level up your Disc Armors (there are three different types) to make the game a bit less challenging. You also solve a few puzzles in this one as you collect more abilities and such along the way. You also can perform a type of summon to inflict damage upon the enemies too. He must traverse many temples and fight mighty titans on his quest to rescue the princess and put a stop to the villain Icarus' plans to destroy Argos by resurrecting the king of all titans, Cronus! The game play consists of going through temples and such for the most part using your Disc Armor weapon to attack enemies and defend yourself from their attacks. The princess Harmonia is kidnapped and it is up to Rygar to save the day with the help of a weapon called the Disc Armor. The story has evil forces arising and attacking the kingdom of Argos. I do not want to be totally negative though as these days it is nice to have a game you can win in a sitting or two. This is the console that housed Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas so I know the system and discs could hold a lot more than this game that took me just under four hours to complete. ![]() This game is rather short, even by PS2 standards. I remember having to leave my NES on overnight paused so I could continue. The game was fun to traverse and though you had to complete it in one go, took some time to get through. Rygar was first scene in the arcades and in a very good NES port. There are other issues as well, but I shall get to them later. It is not really anything all that special as it has pretty good graphics for the time however, there are issues with camera angles and that is unforgivable unless this game had come out on the first Playstation console. That being said, it is just an okay game. Your hero swings a weapon around and you are fighting mythical creatures and such. If you use the same color as him, you will not do any damage.This game came out well before God Of War, but it is very similar in nature to the more well known game. If it is blue, use any weapon other than the Sea. ![]() If it is yellow, use any weapon besides the Haven. If it is red, use any weapon besides the Hades. When you face Icarus the second time (on the floating island), note the color of the lightning around him. While playing the game, hold Start + Select. Start a new game on any difficulty setting to begin with the same attack and defense statistics and Mystic Stones from your previous attempt. Successfully complete the game and save it. Successfully complete the game (including Necromandio Cave) on the easy or higher difficulty setting to unlock One World mode. Successfully complete the game (including Necromandio Cave) on the legendary difficulty setting. Successfully complete the game (including level 30 of Necromandio Cave) on the legendary difficulty setting with an "A" rank. Successfully complete the game (including Necromandio Cave) on the hard difficulty setting. Successfully complete the game (including Necromandio Cave) on the easy or higher difficulty setting to unlock armor shaped like a pizza. Successfully complete the game (including level 30 of Necromandio Cave) on the hard difficulty setting with an "A" rank. Successfully complete the game (including level 30 of Necromandio Cave) on the normal difficulty setting to unlock Guitarmor. Successfully complete the game (including Necromandio Cave) on the hard difficulty setting to unlock the legendary difficulty setting. Successfully complete the game (including Necromandio Cave) on the normal difficulty setting to unlock the hard difficulty setting. Die three times on the normal difficulty setting to unlock the easy difficulty setting. ![]()
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