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RYGAR: The Legendary Adventure | PS2 Games: Action/Adventure | 1754 MB
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Rygar: The Legendary Adventure shares the name of its predecessors, which appeared in arcades and on the Nintendo Entertainment System, but other than a few references and the main character's yo-yo-like weapon, the latest incarnation of Rygar shares very little in common with those two games. Similarly, Rygar: The Legendary Adventure's thoroughly mediocre storyline and relatively short length are almost antithetical to the epic Greek mythology that the game is loosely based on, but the allure of an action platformer that plays reasonably well and looks and sounds excellent will more than likely serve as a blindfold for observing any such shortcomings.

Rygar: The Legendary Adventure has very little in common with the two previous games.

Despite its setting amid ancient Roman and Greek architecture as well as its colorful cast of mythical beasts, Rygar's story is anything but epic, and it essentially adheres to a series of generic plot templates that include kidnapping, amnesia, and a variety of other themes that have been used in dozens of other games. In this case, Princess Harmonia is kidnapped by the Titans, the ancient gods led by Cleopatra and a winged-demon character named Aristotle, who are attempting to release the evil spirit of Cronus. Naturally, Rygar--who has been training as a gladiator and conveniently doesn't remember anything before his time as a warrior--runs off to rescue Harmonia, and in the process, he learns of the history of Argos (the island where the game takes place) and himself. The story is told primarily through cutscenes, complete with melodramatic voice acting and horribly misspelled subtitles. Additional details about characters in the game unfold through documents and tablets that Rygar finds along his journey, but they have little bearing on the game. Obviously, there isn't a particularly high standard set for plots in action platformers, but Rygar's is especially shoddy, and you'll either cringe or laugh at its attempt at an engrossing narrative.

RYGAR: The Legendary Adventure for PS2 [PAL][DVD]