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It's a lot of fun but somewhat repetitive. [Nov 2002, p.220]
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83If you need a good RPG to help you appease your appetite from the lack of them on the GameCube this is the best there is out there right now.
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80Lengthy and well crafted.
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Veterans of the genre will probably find it limited and simplistic.
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70An excellent compilation of two good Dreamcast RPGs which didn’t get as much recognition as they should have received.
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Probably a great game to give someone who isn't really familiar with the genre. [Dec 2002, p.130]
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A sloppy port of two games that weren't that great to begin with. However, for those unfamiliar with the originals it's a solid, but limited, RPG experience.
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65It can make for a decent though relatively brief diversion for GameCube owners really hurting for an RPG, and its lighthearted style makes it suitable for Pokémon fans.
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It has some solid aspects, but tedium just overcomes whatever satisfaction I could have garnered.
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Though it may have been a good game for its time (that could be argued too), Evolution Worlds should have been put down along with the Dreamcast.
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The problems with Evolution are many, but in the end it still tells a cute story featuring charming characters.
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60Even the graphics have remained relatively the same as the Dreamcast version.
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58The game uses plot as an afterthought and focuses instead on a woefully undeveloped combat system and skill tree (or pole, as it happens to be).
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Though Evolution Worlds' tale of Mag and friends can't compete with a more mature RPG, the lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek story and straightforward gameplay can be appreciated for its easy, pick-up-and-play value.
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50As RPGs go, Evolution Worlds just about flatlines somewhere in the middle.
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A decent RPG for the young crowd, so if you own a Gamecube and want to introduce your little ones to the role playing genre, its a good place to start.
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50For RPG purists, Evolution can barely break the mold of mediocre. Small frustrations end up being large problems. Issues like endless dungeons, no exploration and mind-numbing stories quickly become an anathema.
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Repetitive dungeon schemes and three-year-old technology. [Dec 2002, p.86]
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Expect a stale, low-tech dungeon crawl that feels like it fell out of 1999. [Feb 2003, p.144]
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40Worlds' unappealing characters, boring gameplay and woeful presentation make it one that probably even the hardcore should skip.
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User score distribution:
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Mixed: 1 out of 6
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Negative: 0 out of 6
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JeffreyC.10Perfect game! Love graphics and characters. Amazing.
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TonyR.8
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[Anonymous]9Very kool but the only bad part is the bosses get a little hard in the beginning when u dont have enough strength.