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2. The Legend of Dragoon - Wikipedia

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   The Legend of Dragoon features three modes of play: the area map, the field, and the battle screen. Players explore the world of The Legend of Dragoon by following predetermined routes on a linear 3D map. [1] At the end of each route are various representations of areas for the player to enter, including towns and dungeons.

3. Legrand Legacy - Wikipedia

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   The game has been described by the game's developers as "nostalgic love letter to class JRPGs. [1] The game features turn-based battles. [2] The game's battle's contain quick time events, involving buttons quickly being pressed as directed - similar to that found in Final Fantasy VIII and The Legend of Dragoon, [3] and a "weapons triangle" similar to that found in Fire Emblem, where there are ...

4. List of dragons in games - Wikipedia

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   Video game Genre Platform(s) Notes; Candy Crush Saga: Puzzle Android, iOS: Dragons appear as NPCs, starting with a giant, anthropomorphic, amphibious, bipedal Chinese dragon named Denize who debuted in the game's third episode. More than a decade later, her baby children get trapped in the game's levels and must be rescued using the game's tile ...

5. Category:Video games about dragons - Wikipedia

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   Contains video games that are primarily about dragons, including as a protagonist or a main aspect of the story. Does not include games with dragon supporting characters, enemies, or villains that are unrelated to the overall plot.

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7. Japan Studio - Wikipedia

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   Japan Studio was a Japanese video game developer based in Tokyo.Formerly the video game development division for Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. and serving as a first-party developer for the company, it was best known for the Ape Escape, LocoRoco, Patapon, Gravity Rush, and Knack series, the Team Ico games, Bloodborne, The Legend of Dragoon, and Astro's Playroom.