■ 03/11/07 - Legend of the Dragon Legend of the Dragon is a fighting game based on a kids cartoon. A quick trip to Wikipedia told us that the show is about 15-year-old twins Ang and Ling Leung, brought up as fighters in modern China. When Ling is passed over for the title of Golden Dragon in favour of her brother, she turns to the dark side and joins with the Zodiac Master, vowing revenge on Ang, getting mixed up in a dark battle of good and evil, and receiving transformation powers.
■ 25/10/07 - Legend of the Dragon Alors que les jeux de combats ne sont pas encore en masse sur Wii. La légende du dragon est arrivé le mois dernier en magasin. Voici notre compte rendu sur celui ci...
Test de Legend of Dragoon sur Wii, chez Nintendo Actu.
■ 27/09/07 - Legend of Dragoon Legend of the Dragon is a very poor fighting game from Game Factory, based upon a cartoon that currently appears on Toon Disney. The main game revolves around lead characters Ang and Ling, although there are eighteen playable characters in total, all of whom are part of a martial arts themed conflict that involves humans transforming into stronger, beastlike versions of themselves.
■ 04/09/07 - Legend of Dragoon Tout le monde ne connaît pas La Légende du Dragon, cette espèce de dessin animé à l'intérêt discutable où se rencontre un panel de personnages au design croisé entre un mauvais comics et l'esthètisme du monde oriental. Déroutant.....Test de Legend of Dragoon sur PlayStation Portable, chez Jeux-France.
■ 25/08/07 - Legend of the Dragon If Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 is an example of how to make a fighting game on the Wii, Legend of the Dragon is the demonstration on how things can go wrong. Lackluster graphics, a poor control scheme and practically no storyline make this game almost unplayable.
■ 16/08/07 - Legend of the Dragon When it comes to game publishers, only a handful of thoughtful companies distribute quality games designed for children. Sure, we see a lot of movie licensed titles pop up, as well as a number of games centered around cartoons airing on the Disney Channel or Nickelodeon, but the fact of the matter is that very few of these games are really any good and several of them, while appearing to be for kids, end up being more frustrating for the youngsters in the end. Hell, even end up frustrating parents, too!
■ 27/06/07 - Legend of the Dragon Legend of the Dragon is a fighting action game released for the PSP, the PlayStation 2 and the Wii systems from Neko Entertainment and The Game Factory. Legend of the Dragon for the PSP is a pure button masher that allows for two players to fight against each other in Ad-Hoc games or one player against the games AI.
■ 27/06/07 - Legend of the Dragon When it comes to game publishers, only a handful of thoughtful companies distribute quality games designed for children. Sure, we see a lot of movie licensed titles pop up, as well as a number of games centered around cartoons airing on the Disney Channel or Nickelodeon, but the fact of the matter is that very few of these games are really any good and several of them, while appearing to be for kids, end up being more frustrating for the youngsters in the end.
■ 19/06/07 - Legend of Dragoon Adaptation de la série animée éponyme, La Légende Du Dragon nous arrive pour le meilleur mais surtout pour le pire. Jeu de combat saupoudré d'un mode Story inexistant, le titre de Neko a au moins le mérite d'offrir aux fans de la première heure une occasion d'incarner leurs héros favoris, mais sorti de là...
Test de Legend of Dragoon sur PlayStation Portable, chez JeuxVidéo.com.
■ 16/06/07 - Legend of Dragoon Adaptation de la série animée éponyme, La Légende Du Dragon nous arrive pour le meilleur mais surtout pour le pire. Jeu de combat saupoudré d'un mode Story inexistant, le titre de Neko a au moins le mérite d'offrir aux fans de la première heure une occasion d'incarner leurs héros favoris, mais sorti de là...
Test de Legend of Dragoon sur Wii, chez JeuxVidéo.com.
■ 16/06/07 - Legend of the Dragon Since the Wii’s introduction to the gaming community back in November 2006, there have been several developers creating fighting titles that made use of the unique control scheme of the Nintendo Wii-mote and Nunchuk.
■ 12/06/07 - Legend of the Dragon A few weeks ago we published a rather harsh Wii review of Legend of the Dragon where we lambasted everything from its controls, to the gameplay and the license on which it’s based. But we also took a light jab at the publishers for not providing a review copy. Well it looks like they’ve sought to make amends for their oversight by generously providing our rag-tag outfit with a retail copy of Legend of the Dragon for PSP.
■ 01/06/07 - Legend of the Dragon The martial arts and mystical Asian-themed adventures of Ang and Ling are well documented in the Disney Channel’s animated cartoon lineup and have since developed quite a following. It wasn’t a surprise that a game would soon come of the Legend of the Dragon show and no surprise that it would turn out to be a fighting game … after all, don’t we have a fighting games designed around characters from Inuyasha as well as Full Metal Alchemist?
