“If you remember me, then you must also remember what you did”.
When people talk about the rarest or most desirable video games of all time, you can be pretty sure that Panzer Dragoon Saga is going to enter the conversation at some point.
Released in the three main territories in 1998 on the fading Sega Saturn, this epic four-disc JRPG was envisaged as Sega’s rival to the Final Fantasy series—and some would argue that, in pure gameplay and scope, it lived up to its potential. Set in the same fictional universe as the other Panzer Dragoon titles, it places you in the role of sword-for-hire Edge, whose life changes when he encounters Azel, a mysterious girl with a remarkable past.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“If you remember me, then you must also remember what you did”.
When people talk about the rarest or most desirable video games of all time, you can be pretty sure that Panzer Dragoon Saga is going to enter the conversation at some point.
Released in the three main territories in 1998 on the fading Sega Saturn, this epic four-disc JRPG was envisaged as Sega’s rival to the Final Fantasy series—and some would argue that, in pure gameplay and scope, it lived up to its potential. Set in the same fictional universe as the other Panzer Dragoon titles, it places you in the role of sword-for-hire Edge, whose life changes when he encounters Azel, a mysterious girl with a remarkable past.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
