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Replay – The Legend Of Dragoon
Released in North America in 2000, The Legend of Dragoon was in some ways a response from Sony to fill the PlayStation's library with more games like Final Fantasy VII. It is a big budget RPG with impressive pre-rendered cutscenes, and while it certainly looked to Square's PlayStation efforts for inspiration, it has an identity all its own. It never had the opportunity to broadened its universe with a sequel, but it has a following of devoted fans. I've heard it be called a favorite game of all time on more than one occasion.
Today Andrew Reiner and Brian Shea try to convince a very, very skeptical Kyle Hilliard that he should really gave this game a shot.
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