Customer Reviews

Power Quest

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

 

 

This is a good pocket fighter. I'd reccomend it to any fan of fighting games, but for anyone expecting good rpg elements, don't count on it. In this game, you play as some kid who uses models (original name huh?) , which are remote controled robots that evryone's using latley. The game takes place in uh... I can't tell if it's a city or a town, anyway, when you enter an area, usually someone will challenge you to a robot fight. These battles are played like they would be in a fighting game. The weak RPG elements are the upgrading of your robot combos by levels. You buy these at the local robo shop. Ex. Death Ball Lv. 2. You win the money by constantly winning battles, this gets old. I honestly think this would've been a better idea to put on the N64, and I think they should've used an exp. point engine rather than buying parts. If you like pocket fighters, this should be a fun game, but there aren't nearly enough RPG elements to capture the intrest of a true RPG fan.

I liked this game when I played it and it is great and simple to play. However, the game is too short and the only really hard part is the end.

this game rocks you get to choose your own model to battle with and you get to switch your model too. you win money after every battle you win to get more parts to power up your model. its very fun and very challenging to win.

This game has a lot of action, but the big problem is that you have to wait quite a while for some things to happen. Overall this game has good graphics and charecters.

I like this game because when you fight some one you might want to use one model but when fighting someone else you can change the model into one that would be better for fighting some one else