Once this is done, a magnificent fortress, call the Geo-Fortress, is awoken. Sure, you get to understand the mechanics of the game in a pseudo tutorial, but the beauty and depth to the story doesn't begin to unfold until after one of your characters draws the Shining Force from its resting spot. However, this would be an inaccurate statement as well. This would be right since, like other installments to the series, you are searching for the Shining Force. Technically speaking, the game begins the instant you take control of Toma. The Northworld Empire is home to the human race and the demons rule the southern territory, Fireland. The world is divided into two main kingdoms. Their stories will unfold in a world that is shared by humans, demons, and beasts that is constantly devastated by war. Joining you immediately will be the other half of your crew: Gadfort, a centaur, who wants the holy blade to become the greatest knight in existence and Maebelle, a cute elfin archer, whose stomach rivals that of another anime favorite, Goku, seeking the blade to save her people. This lets you to decide on your capabilities during battles. Splitting from the traditional only one main playable character, EXA allows you to choose between Toma and Cyrille to play as. Much like her attitude, her reasoning for searching for the Shining Force is a well kept mystery. Then there is Cyrille, a mage of sorts whose attitude at the beginning will make you either dislike her more than you do your siblings or intrigue you to find out why she is this way. First, there is Toma, a brash sword wielder who dreams of being king of the world no matter how unrealistic it is. The story will focus mainly on two characters that you will have the opportunity to control. So where does the latest installment of the Shining Force franchise fall in the black and white world of good and bad? In recent months, we have been berated with RPGs, good and bad.
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The latest offering in the series arrives on the PS2, called Shining Force EXA. Apparently, Sega has felt the same way this is blatantly obvious in the Shining Force series. Naturally, the legends of Arthur and the RPG seem like a perfect fit. That same amount of mystery and magic can be found in the legendary tales of King Arthur and Camelot. There is a certain blend of magic and mystery to what is involved with an RPG and not just the "magic" of the games either.
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