Legend of dragoon is not a ripoff of final fantasy 7(in fact, it is infinitely superior to final fantasy 7). I could say that im pleased with this review and, how can i not be with such great points as “LOD rips of FF7 becuase there is a female and male character that are in love each-other” or “LOD is a ripoff becuase you have 3. I've been playing the ff ports from my younger days on iPad and tried searching for legend of dragoon. I googled it and saw that it was on psn for PS3, can you play on ps4 in any way? I don't have PS3 never did but thinking about getting ps4 and would like to know for sure if this would be a game I could download.

CoolROM.com's game information and ROM (ISO) download page for Legend of Dragoon, The (Disc 1) (Sony Playstation). Sony Computer Entertainment released its four-disc The Legend of Dragoon for the PlayStation only months before the release of that console's successor, the PlayStation2. This very absorbing role-playing game, with hours upon hours of story and inventive gameplay, might just be the last great title for the glorious PSX.

Rumors have been circling around Legend of Dragoon possibly getting a remake ever since Bluepoint Games posted a very cryptic tweet that may have hinted at a new project. However, for players eager to get back to the PS1 classic, but might not have a working system or old copy of the game to rely on, there still is a way to head back into the world of Endiness.

Jumping back into Legend of Dragoon will require a PSP or a PS3 though, as a number of the PlayStation Classics haven't been ported to the current generation yet. With a new generation emerging in a year's time, it's likely that an update that would make the game playable on PS4 likely won't be coming anytime soon.

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At the moment, the only ways to play Legend of Dragoon is to either find an old copy and some ancient hardware, or to purchase the game to buy on the PSN: here. The game is available to purchase for $5.99 USD on the PSN to be played on either the PSP or the PS3, the previous generation of PlayStation handheld and home systems. At this point a PS3 shouldn't be too hard to find, but with even PS Vita discontinued, it'll be hard for players to get their hands on a PSP.

No matter which console players choose to return to Legend of Dragoon with, it is well worth the effort, especially for first time players. It may also be a good idea to get familiar with the game again before the reboot, remaster, or remake is announced. At the moment, a future release is still speculation and alleged rumors, but considering the fan outcry to bring the game back, with a petition earning 14,314 signatures at the time of writing, Legend of Dragoon may be returning soon.

It is possible that the vague tweet from Bluepoint could mean any number of games coming back, from Demon Souls to Castlevania, so the original version of Legend of Dragoon may be the only way for players to enjoy the game again. So pop out those old systems and boot up one of the best JRPGs from the PS1, and maybe introduce some friends to the world of Endiness. Hopefully, the hotly requested remake will see the light of day sometime in the future, because if Final Fantasy 7 and Resident Evil 2 & 3 can do it, then so can Legend of Dragoon.

For the sake of full disclosure, it should be mentioned that it is possible to emulate Legend of Dragoon as well, but that cannot be suggested for legal reasons and for the health and safety of player's computers. Stay away from sketchy downloads.

Legend of Dragoon is available on PS1, PS3, and PSP

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Not content to merely have built the world's leading consoles, Sony has thrown its hat into the RPG developers' ring with their ambitious new project titled The Legend of Dragoon.

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Featuring a cast of nine playable characters, Dragoon immerses you in a world where mankind's very existence is threatened by numerous factors, ranging from civil war to the return of a mysterious race of beings that threatens to unleash a devastating evil force on the populace. The story focuses on Dart, the young hero on a quest for revenge who ends up pursuing loftier goals as he learns of his role in ensuring the future of humanity.

Yes, we know--it's certainly not the most inspired story line. But Dragoon has plenty of other intriguing elements to capture the fancy of RPGers. Take the battle system, for example. Fighting centers on 'Additional' attacks, which require you to nail a series of carefully timed button presses to trigger a powerful finishing blow (see sidebar). Precision is a must, as the slightest misstep will throw off an attack. Adding to the challenge is the fact that enemies will occasionally counterattack, which requires a quick reaction in order to avoid being blown back.And then there are the Dragoon attacks: Throughout the game, your party members gain the ability to harness the power of dragon spirits. Build up enough special points during battles and you'll be given the choice to transform; you'll then have to pull off a different series of timed button presses to pummel your foes with furious power.

As a Dragoon, you'll also have access to a range of magic attacks, which vary greatly depending on the character.

When you're not fighting, you'll be treated to a gorgeous world composed of CG backgrounds that rival those found in Square's Final Fantasy series. Details abound, including nifty visual effects like dancing flames, running water and billowing fog.

Spanning four discs and promising some 80 hours of gameplay. Dragoon may be yet another premier RPG for the PlayStation. But does Sony have what it takes to rival the likes of Squaresoft? From what we've seen so far, Dragoon holds plenty of promise--but we'll know for sure when we get our hands on the reviewable version next month.