Category Name Link Size Date; 34 Umineko Project - Umineko no Naku Koro ni Rondo & Nocturne - PS3 Episodes 1-8 PC Port: 11.8 GiB: 2020-01-01 08:37: 40: 4: 1782: 5 PS3 Zone of the Enders HD Collection UnDUB. For Valkyria Chronicles on the PlayStation 3, GameFAQs has 56 cheat codes and secrets. Valkyria Chronicles is a 2008 Sega game for the PlayStation 3. It's a strategy/third-person shooter hybrid that is based on the early days of the European theater of WWII - no aircraft, submarines, or US. During battle, players control tanks and soldiers on foot as Gallia's Squad 7 tries to force out the Empire. Title: PS3 Senjou no Valkyria the Best 戦場のヴァルキュリア (JPN) ISO Download. Game Information Japanese Title: 戦場のヴァルキュリア Chinese Title: 战场女武神 Publisher: Sega Developer: Sega Genre: RPG Game Version: Japan CERO B (12+) Available On: Play Station 3 (PS3) Size: 11.61GB Format: ISO Players: 1.
Title : [PSP] Senjou no Valkyria 3: Unrecorded Chronicles [戦場のヴァルキュリア3] (JPN) ISO Download
Game Information
Japanese Title : 戦場のヴァルキュリア3
Chinese Title : 战场女武神3：未被记载的历史
Publisher : Sega
Developer : Sega
Genre : SRPG Game
Version : Japan CERO B (12+)
Available On : Play Station Portable (PSP)
Size : 1.16GB
Format : ISO
Players : 1
Supplier : —
Catalog No : ULJM-05781
Realease Date : 2011-01-27
Official Website : http://valkyria3.jp/
System Firmware : —
Preview / Gameplay :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTRc7LJMEP4
Description / About This Game :
The new story takes place in the fictional Europe in 1935, the same as the very first game of the franchise. The background is the same, but this time the story unfolds from a different stand point. At times, you will fight together with the “Squad 7″ members, or see the cadets of the Royal Lanseal Academy in their younger days. If you are a Valkyria fan, you won’t be able to take your eyes off the story full of such attractive characters.
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| System: PS3 | Review Rating Legend | |
| Dev: SEGA WOW | 1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid | 4.0 - 4.4 = Great |
| Pub: SEGA | 2.0 - 2.4 = Poor | 4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy |
| Release: Nov. 4, 2008 | 2.5 - 2.9 = Average | 5.0 = The Best |
| Players: 1 | 3.0 - 3.4 = Fair | |
| ESRB Rating: Teen | 3.5 - 3.9 = Good | |
Tactical Venture
by Jason Lauritzen
Tactical RPGs have trouble jumping over the genre hurdle and making headway in a mainstream sense. It's not hard to pinpoint why: there's a level of patience and diligence required on the player's end that most other genres simply don't require. However, that's what makes them so satisfying to fans. That investment - in terms of time, tactical planning, and character leveling - makes every decision feel more important and, ultimately, gives the genre a heftier weight than most.
It doesn't help that there's any extremely limited number of choices out there for turn-based strategy fans. Sure, portables have staples like Final Fantasy Tactics and Advance Wars, but consoles tend to get the short end of the stick. Earlier this year, Success brought us Operation Darkness - a 360 title - but its list of problems relegated it to an obscure gaming corner, garnering it one of those 'only fans of the genre need apply' tags. With the release of SEGA's Valkyria Chronicles, console tactical RPG fans are left out in the cold no longer. It's a stellar showcase for its genre, as well as a demonstration of proper developmental care - it looks great and plays exceptionally well, rewarding the player with a fantastic gaming experience.
Graphically, Valkyria Chronicles' visuals serve as a form of enticement. Combining elements of comic book style pencil shading and thick outlines as well as borrowing bits of watercolor painting, it sets its own identity in a strong manner. Not only is this approach unique, it's downright refreshing. While other games may tout enormous polygon counts, normal mapping tricks, and HDR lightning, Valkyria Chronicles sits comfortably with its painterly style. Sure, the level of detail may feel minimal from time-to-time - some characters and objects look a little too simplistic - but the overall charm outweighs any technical deficiencies.
With any PS3 title there's always the lurking suspicion of a required hard drive install. Thankfully, SEGA has taken a levelheaded approach to this increasingly common problem: it's entirely optional. You can run the game right off the disk and load times rarely top more than 10 seconds. If you want to sacrifice the disk space (about 3.3 GB), then your load times are cut in half. Other developers should take note: make your installs optional; quit treading into once-PC-only territory.
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Like its tactical RPG brothers, Valkyria Chronicles' weakest point is its plot. Playing on the alternate history angle, the game is set in 1930s Europe, or, as the game refers to it, 'Europa.' Two sides - The Federation and The Empire (guess which one is evil) - are fighting over a rare resource called Ragnite, and the small nation of Gallia is caught in the middle. It's strange that the plot revolves around this RTS-like resource, reminding one of something like Tiberium from the Command & Conquer universe. The narrative unfolds mainly from the perspective of the 7th Platoon, led by recent college graduate/nature lover, Welkin Gunther. Of course, all this has the trappings of anime, so there's plenty of speeches about valor, nationalism, and the tranquility of nature. It sets up a story that is rather generic (and its delivery ensures that you can easily predict most of the dialogue and plot twists), but it's completely serviceable - this is a game about tactics, so a premise that serves up plenty of battle scenarios suffices.
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Brushing aside the story is rather easy once you get into nuts and bolts of the strategy rules underlying the game. During any fight you have two vantage points: an overhead map (the Command Mode), listing your locations as well as spotted enemies, and a 3D view (the Action Mode), that allows you to move around your characters. The Command Mode resembles a table-top game and lists your available Command Points (CP). These determine how many instructions you can issue each turn. For example, you might have seven CP. That means you could move seven units, one time each, roll out a tank (since it requires two CP) and five units once, or advance the same unit seven times. Pairing with the CP system is the Action Points (AP) gauge. AP points differ depending on the unit, drain while you move, and don't recharge until the next turn. Since AP drains, this stops you from continually advancing one unit over-and-over again; it forces you to utilize most, if not all your units during each fight.
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Once you start moving around in 3D you'll notice a strange omission: there is no grid system. You move utilizing the AP you have available. Since there are no grids, it means you can face odd diagonals to properly utilize cover - and cover is very important. A large rock can completely block a tank round; a pile of sandbags significantly reduces the accuracy and damage of enemy fire; and your troops can lay in tall grass to sneak up on enemies. Likewise, the targeting system takes advantage of this non-restrictive, fully 3D approach. Body parts can be targeted, allowing you to perform head shots and take enemies down in fewer hits.