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System: X360, PS3, Wii, DSReview Rating Legend
Dev: Étranges Libellules1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid4.0 - 4.4 = Great
Pub: Activision2.0 - 2.4 = Poor4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
Release: March 23, 20102.5 - 2.9 = Average5.0 = The Best
Players: 1-23.0 - 3.4 = Fair
ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+3.5 - 3.9 = Good

How to Train your Dragon 2 نام دومین نسخه انیمیشن جذاب چطور اژدهای خود را آموزش دهید می باشد که حال بازی این انیمیشن زیبا توسط استودیو little Orbit برای کنسول منتشر شده است. در بازی اژدها های جدیدی گنجاده شده است و شما می توانید در مدرسه. BECOME A HERO WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE! Subscribe: BECOME A SUPER HERO WHEN YOU SUPPORT THE SHOW! Oct 28, 2017 Train Your Dragon 2 PS3 game was developed by Etranges Libellules and Griptonite Games and published by Activision. It was also released by Activision on June 13, 2014, for the Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and the Nintendo DS. Download.torrent - How To Train Your Dragon - PS3. How to Train Your Dragon is a third-person action-adventure where the gamer plays as a Viking hero that must embark upon an epic quest to become the ultimate dragon trainer.

At first glance, How to Train Your Dragon looks very promising. It combines all sorts of kid-friendly attributes: non-bloody fighting, virtual pet care, some light RPG elements, a story that is derived from a popular animated movie, and a good helping of mini-games.

The graphics, sound, and basic controls are solid, if not jaw-dropping. Most of the animations are decent, the textures make the world look somewhat cartoonish, and the load times never get too annoying. The voiceover work is good, though the dragons make annoying comments while fighting, and the music is unremarkable. If the controls don't feel comfortable at first, they're customizable.

How to Train Your Dragon's story, meanwhile, does exactly what it should do in a kids' game: it stays out of the way. This game's events happen after those in the movie, but you'll never get more than a vague sense of who the characters are or what's going on.

The problem is that everything just feels a little…flat. Despite a whole world filled with arena fights, plants you can feed to your dragons, side missions, and colorful characters, the game just seems tedious. Given that it takes maybe 15 hours to complete, that's a lot of tedium.

Primarily, the issue is that the less action-oriented elements - such as feeding and taking care of your dragons and carrying out the weak side missions (most of which just require you to roam around collecting stuff) - take up too much time. This game just isn't compelling in these ways, and the developers would have done better to focus on what kids really want to do: get in fights with other dragons.

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Take, for example, the mini-games that earn you experience points. Many are simple matters of timing (you have to hit a button repeatedly to fill a meter and stop when it hits the right spot), and none are particularly inventive. Perhaps the best is Flying Shepherd, in which you pick up sheep and return them to a fenced-in area. The developers could have found some way to take the dragon concept and run with it for these games, but instead, they gave us the equivalent of a bargain-bin Wii title.

When you go to use the experience points you earned in the mini-games, you find that the RPG elements aren't convincing, either. There are definitely kids who love RPGs (we have fond memories of Final Fantasy games on Game Boy circa 1994), but here, to 'level up' each dragon and learn new combos, you're stuck grinding on practice fights against enemies that hardly move. When you want to return to the fights that matter and make the game progress, you have to go back and take care of your animal first. You can distribute the points you earn among your dragon's various attributes, but it doesn't have a huge effect on the actual fighting.

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Then there's the pet care. Some kids (and adults) don't mind carrying a Tamagotchi around and cleaning up its waste once in awhile, but who wants to take a break from making a dragon breathe fire to feed the thing some carrots and put it to sleep? Who wants to run around the overworld hub looking for bugs and plants for a pet-food recipe? As you acquire more and more dragons (you'll unlock about 30 by the end, of which you can train up to four at a time), this can suck up more and more of your time.





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