I always saw this game but never really gave it a second thought, and I'm not sure why. Now that I've played and completed it, I can say its an excellent rpg, and one of the best jrpgs on the xbox 360.

i personally cant say much about this item, a friend asked me to buy it for them as they couldnt find it in stall. To what he said was a great game but he finished it in no time (thats cause his glued to his xbox but there you go)

obviously the star rating isnt rele valid as very little is known and i'm still waiting to see some solid in game screenshots but i predict a very substantial rpg. cant wait.

If you're a regular reader of either the magazine or this very website, chances are you're sitting there in a slightly puzzled state, muttering, "but didn't they review Blue Dragon last year…" to yourself.

Well worth the money, even if you have to put up with its rather simplistic storyline, and Marumaro's annoying voice. The game is certainly the way to paving the Xbox 360's mark into Japan. As for the rest of the world, Im not sure if everyone else has the same taste for RPGs as I do.

The names Hironobu Sakaghchi, Akira Toriyama and Nobuo Uematsu can tell a lot of experienced RPG players what they are going to be going through; You can tell their hands were involved in this game

As an experienced RPG, I am rather critical at how easy the game is compared to the many others I have played; I expected this game to be harder

Blue Dragon was one of the few anticipated JRPG's to come out on the Xbox 360 last year, and the reason was simple: It was developed by the creator of Final Fantasy, Hironobu Sakaguchi.

Does Blue Dragon provide an experience RPG fanatics are craving for Or does it fall into the category of typical and boring

Quirky RPG with interesting characters

Too easy without the download content

From Hironobu Sakaguchi, original creator of the "FINAL FANTASY" series, is an epic role-playing game (RPG) featuring the original artwork of Akira Toriyama, creator of the "Dragonball" series of manga and anime.

The team that brought you Chrono Trigger reunites for another anime themed RPG.

Three discs provide a lengthy game; battle system is simple and straightforward; virtually all objects can be explored for treasure; implementation of shadows is a neat concept; no random battles; skippable cut scenes to keep things from getting monotonous

Graphics may be a little too cute for the game's intended audience; navigational tools are flawed; save points are sporadic; monotone voice announces your every move; Leveling grinding is still a necessary evil; unoriginal storyline

Name: Blue Dragon Genre: RPG Platform: Xbox 360 So before I get the inevitable "omg this game came out two months ago" comments, I'm well aware that this title is not a new release. However, when you play as many RPGs as I do, you sometimes get a little behind.