Customer Reviews

Breath of Fire III

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I have played many RPG's. Final Fantasy being the most note worthy.
I consider this to be as good as 6 and 7 were.
This is bright and colourful. It makes full use of the ultra slick range of colours the PSP is capable of.
It doesn't suffer from page load breaks all the time like some of the PSP games I've played.
Follow the merry band of little robbing monkies until they get split up.
The lead character becomes the central role then as you search the length and breadth of the world to find your lost companions.
Sounds easy enough, but add to that mutants, competitions, talking onions and turning into a dragon and you've got the recipe for hours of gameplay fun.
Theres a game sharing mode and a fishing mode. When you don't feel like you want to enter the main game you can do the fishing challenges instead which is highly addictive.
When the lead character cries, it makes you laugh!

I've not played the original but can well imagine how good it must have been.
It's a very good game full of seamless RPG fun.

This is my favorite game of all time. Played it when it was on Playstation. When made for PSP i couldnt resist! it's just as good as i remember if not better!

Even though it's a remake of the PS version, BOF III is still great fun for any RPG fan. Now it's on PSP meaning you can take it and play on the go without being stuck to your console at home. I strongly recommend this game for its strong replay value.

Showed up early. Great thanks. Did not wait intill friends birthday to give it to them. So they got it early. They are still playing it now.

The game is just as I rember it; back when it was on the original Playstation. The gameplay is great and so is the story and the mini-games. Overall the game is just as great as it was back then.

There's nothing bad I can say. It's a great game, received it sooner than expected ( about 3 days ).

Great game. Well done port for the PSP. Load times are noticable but not enough to deter playing the game. Great game for the desert, good play length, if you take the time to do everything.

This is a game that I had grown up with on the PS and it's still one of my favorites. The game is exactly the same as on the PS except with a little fishing minigame twist on the title screen. If you're a classic RPGer or if you just like great RPG's with good story lines then this is a game you have to try.

I'm not here to really say anything about BOFIII in general.

I recently replayed the PS1 version and the game has held up wonderfully over the years, so I wanted to grab the PSP version to add to my collection of other PS1 to PSP ports because everyone knows the PSP is port/remake city. However, despite Sony's terrible decision NOT to release this (and Mega Man Legends 1/2) in the states (we apparently need a SIXTH version of FFIV but a second version of BOFIII is a no-go) this definitely deserved another release. Don't even get me started on my feelings towards Square-Enix anymore....

I'm here about the non-data, physical quality of this product. The copy of BOFIII I got (what I assume is the European's version of the greatest hits label) made me laugh with its "quality." I know they cut corners on reprints (actually, I try and avoid Greatest Hits versions of anything because of that, and it was stupid of me to buy this blind, I'll have to go on eBay and get an original print) but we can't even put the UMD logo on the UMD? The absolutely destroyed case (which wasn't a shipping issue as the fragments would have been there inside the wrapping) was also a nice bonus. Really, if I didn't know any better, I'd say it almost smells of bootleg. Can't even have the BOFIII logo on the freakin disc? Looks like someone with a basic computer just typed "Breath of Fire III."

Yeah, I'm a little bit of a diva when it comes to my video games, and my standards are high (ok, very high) but they're my standards to have. Anyways, great game, if you haven't played it you should give it a whirl, but I need to quit buying games where I can't see a picture of the exact copy I'm getting.