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Numéro de l'objet eBay :186399612693

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État: Bon: Un objet qui a été utilisé, mais qui est en bon état. Le boîtier ou la couverture peut ... Bon: Un objet qui a été utilisé, mais qui est en bon état. Le boîtier ou la couverture peut présenter des dommages minimes, par exemple des éraflures, des fissures ou des égratignures. L'illustration et le texte de pochette des CD sont inclus. Le boîtier des cassettes VHS et des DVD est inclus. Le manuel d'instructions des jeux vidéo est inclus. Les CD et les DVD ne sautent pas. L'image des cassettes VHS n'est ni floue ni neigeuse. Afficher toutes les définitions d'état(s'ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre ou un nouvel onglet)

Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Release Year: 2003

Video Game Series: Everblue

UPC: 0013388260195

Platform: Sony PlayStation 2

Rating: E-Everyone

MPN: 013388260195

Publisher: Capcom

Genre: Action & Adventure

Game Name: Everblue 2

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Product Information

Everblue 2 invites players to freely explore and interact in aquatic environments. They'll control a young scuba diver named Leonardo, who finds himself on Valentir Island after being caught in a storm at sea. A friendly woman presents a series of deep-sea trials, to earn a place in her scuba-diving gang, the Amigos. Leonardo will venture into the oceanic depths around the island in to acquire fish, find lost items, or simply to scavenge for anything that may seem valuable. From a first-person perspective, players search for items with the aid of a sonar device and a map that details significant areas and other pertinent information. <br><br>Items acquired while scavenging the wrecks of ships, and other assorted treasures of the deep, take up space in a bag of limited size. Additionally, heavier items will shorten the duration of time Leonardo can spend underwater. Once back on dry land, collected "booty" can be appraised and sold. While on shore, players can explore the island, visiting areas such as the Central Square and Old Market, all while uncovering the mysteries and secrets surrounding this sleepy island.<br><br>Aside from the wealth of sunken treasure to be found, players can also catalog the marine life encountered by photographing, and later capturing them. Health and Air points decrease with each subsequent dive, and must be regenerated through rest or medicinal items purchased on shore. Naturally, the sea life poses a threat to the player, be it through poisoning or attack by sharks and other ravenous denizens of the deep. The more time spent underwater, the stronger and fitter the character will become.

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Capcom

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013388260195

UPC

0013388260195

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10342

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E-Everyone

Genre

Action & Adventure

Platform

Sony PlayStation 2

Game Name

Everblue 2

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Release Year

2003

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USA

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Gamepad/Joystick

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Animated Blood, Mild Violence

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par QWuAbOC4Sra@Deleted
oct. 14, 2005
Everblue 2 is the definition of a unique niche game...
I am an avid SCUBA diver, which is the main reason I wanted to play this game. If you are not a diver, well - it's still a compitent rpg/sim. Half of the game is played like Final Fantasy VII and other rpg's from that era. Your cartoony character wanders around a pre-rendered town, buying and selling items that he finds while diving, talking to characters to further the story, etc. The second half of the game is spent diving in a first-person view. You get to dive sandy shallows, colorful reefs, spooky shipwrecks and even the occasional cave or sunken ruin. The above-water aspects of Everblue 2 are repetitive and un-original but the diving is handled really well. While not exactly pushing the graphics of the PS2, the variety of aquatic life you encounter is cool and the underwater ... I am an avid SCUBA diver, which is the main reason I wanted to play this game. If you are not a diver, well - it's still a compitent rpg/sim. Half of the game is played like Final Fantasy VII and other rpg's from that era. Your cartoony character wanders around a pre-rendered town, buying and selling items that he finds while diving, talking to characters to further the story, etc. The second half of the game is spent diving in a first-person view. You get to dive sandy shallows, colorful reefs, spooky shipwrecks and even the occasional cave or sunken ruin. The above-water aspects of Everblue 2 are repetitive and un-original but the diving is handled really well. While not exactly pushing the graphics of the PS2, the variety of aquatic life you encounter is cool and the underwater environments are fairly accurate. As an active shipwreck diver, I can say that I find the moments of nearly running out of air while seeking out an artifact deep in a sunken pirate ship quite exciting. 4/5 'cuz at least it's different!
par johnny-cage
oct. 16, 2005
Great diving simulation while maintaining an ok plot!
Everblue 2, which is the sequel to the import PlayStation hit Everblue, is basically an underwater scavenger hunt type game. You play the part of Leo, who is a world famous oceanographer and explorer. Upon having his ship wrecked in a storm, he awakens on an island seemingly in the middle of nowhere. There he falls in with a group of kids who have formed a diving club and shares in the fight against a tyrannical salvage company. Sound interesting? Well surprisingly, it is. While you will not find guns, blood, or guts in Everblue 2, that is no reason to turn it away. You will actually find a rather relaxing environment that provides you with a good break away from mainstream RPG or action-adventure games. If you like the sea, diving, or just plain exploring, you should certainly give this ... Everblue 2, which is the sequel to the import PlayStation hit Everblue, is basically an underwater scavenger hunt type game. You play the part of Leo, who is a world famous oceanographer and explorer. Upon having his ship wrecked in a storm, he awakens on an island seemingly in the middle of nowhere. There he falls in with a group of kids who have formed a diving club and shares in the fight against a tyrannical salvage company. Sound interesting? Well surprisingly, it is. While you will not find guns, blood, or guts in Everblue 2, that is no reason to turn it away. You will actually find a rather relaxing environment that provides you with a good break away from mainstream RPG or action-adventure games. If you like the sea, diving, or just plain exploring, you should certainly give this game a try. Also, many gamers should take note that it is insanely hard to die in this game. You have to try almost to die....HA. Sad. Gamers who like RPG's should note that you shouldn't expect to beat this game in one sitting. While it is short and sweet, it took me around 15 hours to free up everything. As for the ratings, graphics-wise it was wonderful, even up close, the fish look decent. I liked the camera angles for the most part when I controlled them, but sometimes the automatic camera angles go awry. Sound was okay, nothing like a little regulator breathing and island music to brighten up your day. Though there were very few actually different tracks in the game, I never found any of the music to be boring...weird. The replay value is where we start going downhill. When I finished the game, I thought I was just on a regular mission....HA. This left a hollow feeling in me that demanded more. This was not satisfied by the little mini-quests that were generated after you beat the game. The learning curve on this game is moderate. After an hour you should be a pro. People with motion sickness may get a little queasy at times, but it comes with the territory. Just sit the controller down if you feel sick for 15 minutes and do something else. Hehe, you are supposed to do that after every hour of gameplay anyway. Overall, I was delighted with this game. Though I did give it a B, that is no reason to say it is bad. It is just not A material. A renter for most probably, but if you are a hardcore diver like me, you will get far more enjoyment out of this game than most. However, the beauty of this game is that it can appeal to everyone. Whether you like the thought of exploring sunken ships or just cruising and viewing coral, you may find that Everblue 2 has a whole undiscovered undersea world just waiting for you.
par caveman_ninja
nov. 17, 2009
Everblue 2
Designed by Arika, this is a unique undersea-exploration game which also mixes in JRPG-style towns and stat elements. You dive undersea and search for various items and locations, and at shore, the game plays like a JRPG. While diving, you will meet interesting undersea life and run into fascinating artifacts and varying sea conditions. Arika's arcade influence shows in the interface which is simplified but easy to learn. One of the most fun aspects in the game is exploring new areas for new fish life and then taking pictures to add to your collection. A little too much emphasis is placed on item collecting, but the areas you visit are very interesting, which makes the item collection less tedious. The music is pleasant JRPG music, graphics run at a smooth frame rate, the presentation is ... Designed by Arika, this is a unique undersea-exploration game which also mixes in JRPG-style towns and stat elements. You dive undersea and search for various items and locations, and at shore, the game plays like a JRPG. While diving, you will meet interesting undersea life and run into fascinating artifacts and varying sea conditions. Arika's arcade influence shows in the interface which is simplified but easy to learn. One of the most fun aspects in the game is exploring new areas for new fish life and then taking pictures to add to your collection. A little too much emphasis is placed on item collecting, but the areas you visit are very interesting, which makes the item collection less tedious. The music is pleasant JRPG music, graphics run at a smooth frame rate, the presentation is very good, and the characters you meet in towns are interesting as well. The undersea aspect is more limited that one might expect, but the game is overall very well produced and gives you many different things to do. I hope that Endless Ocean, which seems to be Arika's successor to this series, expands on the exploration aspect.
par randomvintage90s
juil. 17, 2019
Wow!!!
Showed up in amazing condition - no wear at all on inside or outside of the case and no scratches on disc! Just received this (way earlier then I thought I would) so I haven’t had a chance to play it yet but I have no trouble believing it will play great as well - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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par cmagic24
mars 25, 2010
I never get bored with this game
I really enjoyed this game because there are not many diving games. In this game you are able to explore wrecks and collect things from them. You are able to sell items and upgrade equipment. Certain people around town ae looking for specific items or pictures which you collect for them. There is lot of water and I have spent many hours playing this game and have yet to see it all. I would buy it again and again. If you like ocean exploration than you should really enjoy this game. I would consider it one of the few must have games.I really enjoyed this game because there are not many diving games. In this game you are able to explore wrecks and collect things from them. You are able to sell items and upgrade equipment. Certain people around town ae looking for specific items or pictures which you collect for them. There is lot of water and I have spent many hours playing this game and have yet to see it all. I would buy it again and again. If you like ocean exploration than you should really enjoy this game. I would consider it one of the few must have games.