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OKAGE : Shadow King (Sony PlayStation 2, 2001) PS2 CIB

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Numéro de l'objet eBay :285851514742

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État: Très bon: Un objet qui a été utilisé, mais qui est en excellent état. Le boîtier ou la couverture ne ... Très bon: Un objet qui a été utilisé, mais qui est en excellent état. Le boîtier ou la couverture ne présente aucun dommage, aucune éraflure, aucune égratignure, aucune fissure ni aucun trou. L'illustration et le texte de pochette sont inclus. Le boîtier des cassettes VHS et des DVD est inclus. Le manuel d'instructions et le boîtier des jeux vidéo sont inclus. Les dents de retenue du disque ne sont pas endommagées. L'extérieur de l'objet présente des traces d'usure minimes. 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)

Release Year: 2001

UPC: 0711719712923

Platform: Sony PlayStation 2

Rating: T-Teen

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

Genre: Role Playing

Game Name: OKAGE: Shadow King

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Product Information

Conquer your demons and you may conquer the world in this distinctly styled role-playing adventure for the PlayStation 2. Some have compared the look of this game to Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas and the fluid, stop-motion appearance of the three-dimensional characters is not completely unlike that seen in seasonal television specials. OKAGE: Shadow King is not a holiday story, however, but a dark tale of polar opposites that questions basic notions of identity and essence.<br><br>Players take the role of Ari, a young man with a remarkable affliction. A powerful demon -- calling himself "Stan" -- has taken refuge in Ari's shadow and is becoming infused in the boy's life. To free both his demon and himself, Ari embarks on a dangerous and involved quest to rid the world of seven other rival demons. Though he suffers under the burden of playing host to Stan, Ari is also aided from time to time by his demon's powers and the two begin to forge a symbiotic relationship.

Product Identifiers

Publisher

Sony Computer Entertainment

UPC

0711719712923

eBay Product ID (ePID)

7863

Product Key Features

Rating

T-Teen

Genre

Role Playing

Platform

Sony PlayStation 2

Game Name

OKAGE: Shadow King

Additional Product Features

Release Year

2001

Number of Players

Country/Region of Manufacture

USA

Control Elements

Gamepad/Joystick

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139973

ESRB Descriptor

Comic Mischief, Mild Animated Violence, Mild Language, Mild Violence

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4,99 $US (environ 6,86 $C)		États-Unis	Expédition standard (UPS Ground)	Livraison prévue entre le ven. 21 juin et le mar. 25 juin à 43230
4,99 $US (environ 6,86 $C)		États-Unis	Expédition au tarif économique (FedEx Ground Economy®)	Livraison prévue entre le ven. 21 juin et le mar. 25 juin à 43230
4,99 $US (environ 6,86 $C)		États-Unis	Expédition standard (USPS Ground Advantage®)	Livraison prévue entre le ven. 21 juin et le mar. 25 juin à 43230
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par davi_lou
janv. 08, 2019
OKAGE - blue disc issue solved!
My son wanted this game for Xmas and we finally found him a copy and we put it in and with whirring and grinding sounds, we got a “disc read error”. Thing is I trust Lukie Games and the game was guaranteed to work, the disc was in great condition... so we checked all of the connections, including the adapter that allows it to play on the HDTV. Nothing. Then I looked up “blue disc problems” and several posts down, only 9 mos old, was one about using two pieces of tape on the disc to get a “slipping” blue disc to work! A piece of tape above and below the central blue ring on the top of the disc (3/4” long) and the PS2 standing up on end, with the speed on the drive (in settings) changed from standard to fast, and IT WORKS BEAUTIFULLY! Not sure which of these tricks did it, or in what ... My son wanted this game for Xmas and we finally found him a copy and we put it in and with whirring and grinding sounds, we got a “disc read error”. Thing is I trust Lukie Games and the game was guaranteed to work, the disc was in great condition... so we checked all of the connections, including the adapter that allows it to play on the HDTV. Nothing. Then I looked up “blue disc problems” and several posts down, only 9 mos old, was one about using two pieces of tape on the disc to get a “slipping” blue disc to work! A piece of tape above and below the central blue ring on the top of the disc (3/4” long) and the PS2 standing up on end, with the speed on the drive (in settings) changed from standard to fast, and IT WORKS BEAUTIFULLY! Not sure which of these tricks did it, or in what combination are needed, but I can say that without the tape it did not play. Once we added tape, IT WORKED! Without the tape, no. The poster said this is how he’s gotten other blue discs for the PS2 to play before and now we know, and so do you!!! The blue ones are CD-ROMS and as PS2s age they don’t spin as fast as these need. The tape does the trick. Hooray!
Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : lukiegames
par dravensetterberg
sept. 11, 2016
Tim Burtons An Okage before Shadow Kings.
I remember playing this years ago when the game first came out. I loved the Tim Burtons-esque artstyle and the strangely compelling time and turn based fighting style. The more aggravating problem however is that you must talk to nearly every npc before you can continue on with the story. That means reentering houses to see if anything changes. PROS: -Battles are turn based and have a timer. Which means if the timer fills up while an enemy is attacking, you can still have the chance to block. -Tim Burtons art stlye. You cant go wrong there. -Very long gameplay, not a game you can sit down and play in one sitting. -Interesting story and even more interesting characters. CONS: -A lot of time gets wasted. You spend time grinding and randomly talking to npcs. -Tim Burtons art style. Despite ... I remember playing this years ago when the game first came out. I loved the Tim Burtons-esque artstyle and the strangely compelling time and turn based fighting style. The more aggravating problem however is that you must talk to nearly every npc before you can continue on with the story. That means reentering houses to see if anything changes. PROS: -Battles are turn based and have a timer. Which means if the timer fills up while an enemy is attacking, you can still have the chance to block. -Tim Burtons art stlye. You cant go wrong there. -Very long gameplay, not a game you can sit down and play in one sitting. -Interesting story and even more interesting characters. CONS: -A lot of time gets wasted. You spend time grinding and randomly talking to npcs. -Tim Burtons art style. Despite what I said the characters sometimes look more like monsters than the ones you're supposed to be fighting. All in all I would recommend this game to those who like JRPG games and cant get enough of Persona or Final Fantay.
Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : matt27drummerkid
par zZVZxWSYTce@Deleted
avr. 05, 2007
READ MY REVIEW THEN OTHERS & DRAW YOUR CONCLUSION.
After reading another review on here......I must leave mine! THERE IS NO FOUL MOUTH IN THE GAME! Not Spoken that is! This is a role playing game.....everytime you make decisions and continue, you have to read the dialect, therfore, YOUNG children who cannot read would have no idea what is going on! I played the whole entire game & NEVER in the game does the female character's script say things to the extent that I have seen written on some other reviews. Remember, you have to READ what is going on - it's not spoken! I LET MY 8 YR OLD DAUGHTER PLAY IT......Don't believe everything you hear! It's a FUN game but you may need some help in getting through the whole thing. I am not one for cheat codes....but the link below is not cheat codes, it is a walkthrough. Without it, you may get ... After reading another review on here......I must leave mine! THERE IS NO FOUL MOUTH IN THE GAME! Not Spoken that is! This is a role playing game.....everytime you make decisions and continue, you have to read the dialect, therfore, YOUNG children who cannot read would have no idea what is going on! I played the whole entire game & NEVER in the game does the female character's script say things to the extent that I have seen written on some other reviews. Remember, you have to READ what is going on - it's not spoken! I LET MY 8 YR OLD DAUGHTER PLAY IT......Don't believe everything you hear! It's a FUN game but you may need some help in getting through the whole thing. I am not one for cheat codes....but the link below is not cheat codes, it is a walkthrough. Without it, you may get confused as to what things you need to do & in what order to complete the game! http://download.cheatcodes.com/faqs/21413.html
par 8o29pSeYQhy@Deleted
nov. 04, 2010
It's alright
It's a good enough game if you can figure out how it works and you're not easily frustrated. Personally it can be a tad frustrating at times but only by small things. Although you can argue that the small things make the game. For when you're out on the field enemies are just about everywhere re-appearing and disappearing all over the place so if you happen to be in a place that the camera shifts down from it's overhead view to its 'behind the main character' view then you'll almost always get attacked because you cant see the ghost in front of you. Also after combat you don't get the option to skip through the little victory dance type thing the characters do nor can you speed up the rewards page at all. So if you're simply trying to get to a save point or to an important event and you're ... It's a good enough game if you can figure out how it works and you're not easily frustrated. Personally it can be a tad frustrating at times but only by small things. Although you can argue that the small things make the game. For when you're out on the field enemies are just about everywhere re-appearing and disappearing all over the place so if you happen to be in a place that the camera shifts down from it's overhead view to its 'behind the main character' view then you'll almost always get attacked because you cant see the ghost in front of you. Also after combat you don't get the option to skip through the little victory dance type thing the characters do nor can you speed up the rewards page at all. So if you're simply trying to get to a save point or to an important event and you're not interested in fighting then it's very easy to get frustrated with the amount of time you have to wait to actually finish a battle. Now honestly I haven't finished the game so I technically don't have a right to complain but I doubt they'd change this mechanics further into the game but it is still worth playing, hence why I bought it. I mean it is an older game so I don't really expect it to be top notch by today's standards.
par emurii
sept. 26, 2007
Terrible battle system, Best game I've ever played
Firstly, to address the reviewers who are "appalled" by this game... it's rated T because you might not want your 5 year-old to play it. Before you give a game to your children, maybe you should look at the rating. To address the game: ... oh my god. I'm sorry, but that's the best I can do. Even though Okage came out in 2001, I'm yet to find another game that can impress me equally. The premise - an "overshadowed" boy (a shy boy, one who doesn't try to make himself heard or speak up for himself) becomes possessed by the "malevolent"-yet-lovable spirit of the Evil King Stanley Hihat Trinidad XIV, or "Evil King Stan" for short, and embarks on a quest to subjugate fake evil kings - to fight evil on the behalf of evil. Of course, this is just the short version. Okage's plot is, at its core, ... Firstly, to address the reviewers who are "appalled" by this game... it's rated T because you might not want your 5 year-old to play it. Before you give a game to your children, maybe you should look at the rating. To address the game: ... oh my god. I'm sorry, but that's the best I can do. Even though Okage came out in 2001, I'm yet to find another game that can impress me equally. The premise - an "overshadowed" boy (a shy boy, one who doesn't try to make himself heard or speak up for himself) becomes possessed by the "malevolent"-yet-lovable spirit of the Evil King Stanley Hihat Trinidad XIV, or "Evil King Stan" for short, and embarks on a quest to subjugate fake evil kings - to fight evil on the behalf of evil. Of course, this is just the short version. Okage's plot is, at its core, a social commentary on the labels people give each other and how we play into those roles, and whether we might break free from them. It contains some of the best video game writing I've seen in a long time - the jokes are actually FUNNY, even to an older audience, the characters are all delightful and quaint, the more serious scenes do not fall into the trap of cliche or strike as unbelievable. The character design and graphics are probably Okage's most widely-acclaimed features. Truly inventive, Tim Burton-inspired scenes and characters with bright colours and interesting detail abound. Okage's soundtrack ranges from quirky to haunting to sweet, and entirely distinctive (I assure you, you have not heard these songs elsewhere - ever). The biggest complaint that people have with Okage is the battle system and dungeon format. Okage employs a real-time-style (but still turn-based -- the battle will freeze and allow you to pick the character's action) battle system, and the dungeons are - admittedly - rather tedious. Battles are not random-encounter, but rather represented by white, blue and red ghosts which float around the screen and chase after you. If you're the type to avoid battles, you'll quickly gain precision enough with the joystick to avoid almost any ghost, but it can get *tedious* very quickly. In my personal opinion, however, Okage's virtues more than outweigh these problems. (But if you're playing only for the battles and not for the story/character development...) Okage is awesome. That's all there really is to it. There is romance and rivalry, there is mystery and tension, there are heroines with pink shadows and sidequests even the players guides don't cover. There is existential crisis and witty repartee. There is an evil talking shadow who can't understand why people aren't terrified by him. And sometimes, he will help you out in battle if you tell him a joke. Okage is, bar none, my favourite game. It's been almost 7 years since it came out, and still, I am unmoved by others. Take a chance on it, you guys. There are people selling it Buy-It-Now for $10.