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RPG Maker 3 - PlayStation 2

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  • Let your imagination run wild! RPG Maker 3 gives you all the tools you need to design and create your own role playing games
  • Create an elaborate 3-D world, choose from more than 3,000 animation and art styles
  • Features tile-based map editor, set events, quest and story elements, graphics, effects, and a large cast of characters and monsters

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3.8 out of 5 stars
3.8 out of 5
54 global ratings

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Customers like the quality and graphics of the video game software. They mention that it's a very well in depth game and that the level design is really fun to tweek. However, some complain that the game is extremely time consuming and challenging to figure out.

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9 customers mention9 positive0 negative

Customers find the game to be a great game to mess around with. They say it's nice for gamers with imagination, and well in depth. They also say it gives some good basic learning about RPG making. Overall, customers say it is fun, satisfying, and works incredibly well for the RPG designer.

"...PROS: Great for imaginative gamers who are into anime (plays a significant role in making a rpg) as well as fantasy with a twist of your own humor..." Read more

"...There's probably something better out there.It gives some good basic learning about RPG making and it can help..." Read more

"A very well in depth game that lives up to the series...." Read more

"Great game to mess around with seeing how if/else statements work along with variables and instances, etc...." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers find the graphics of the video game impressive. They also mention that the level design is fun to tweek.

"...not for everyone, but the patient (or passionate) and creative can glean hours of interest, and then the satisfaction at the end of completing your..." Read more

"...Graphics are ok. Could've been better...." Read more

"The level design is really fun to tweek and full around with but I only have one problem with this entire game and tht is the customization of the..." Read more

"Impressive..." Read more

7 customers mention2 positive5 negative

Customers find the video game software extremely time consuming and challenging to figure out. They also say the tools are confusing to learn at first. Some say the game is progressive and takes a long time to make.

"...Map making is also a bit confusing as the land size/shaping versus the map itself is in 2 different editors5.)..." Read more

"...Like Fighter Maker 2 this game WILL take up a LOT of your time and it does take a while to get used to the customizing and event planning in the game..." Read more

"...It would be bad for business.The instruction manual is invaluable throughout the first few tries, even though the scenes are easy to..." Read more

"...What I got was a complete waste of money. The game is seriously lacking the simplicity of its siblings...." Read more

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Jizzie INK
5.0 out of 5 stars Patience and Creativity are essential
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2007
Platform For Display: PlayStation 2Verified Purchase
This game caught my attention because I enjoy creating things, whether it is writing, or art, etc. Thoroughly intrigued, I researched and researched and researched it, and was pleased with what I heard, for the most part. And so I purchased.
I was every bit satisfied.

This game, obviously, is a tool that allows you to create your own rpg-based game.

In my research, I had heard that this game's graphics are icky. My opinion on this (opinion, remember), is different. Of course the graphics aren't going to be first-rate, flawless ones. If they were, this game would take up so much more memory than it already does (which is a lot), and besides, why would a game company allow a person to make games that were as superior as their own? It would be bad for business.

The instruction manual is invaluable throughout the first few tries, even though the scenes are easy to navigate. I love simple games. My advice is to read through the instruction manual, and then keep it handy for the first few hours, until you get he hang of the game. After that, it's a cinch.

My all-time favorite part of RPG Maker 3 was the creation of the monsters. There were a bunch to choose from; you could set their stats, their attacks, their magic, their color, their size, etc. It was a blast. The characters were almost as much fun. Once I got past the main characters (the bad guy, the rescuers, the rescuee, the king, etc.), I started to realize that this was going to take longer than I initially expected. You have to creatively populate the towns, otherwise you're constantly meeting the same people over and over and over and over and over and over again, and that could get quite annoying.

It seems like almost all of the websites i visited had the same screenshots of character making(like the green dude). i was a bit afraid concerning this, but the game quickly put my qualms to ease. The character portraits are not perfect, but they are rather nice to have (They appear when your character is talking to someone). They don't match up perfectly with the 3D graphic all of the time, but, since there are about seven to choose from on each character model (from anime to drawn, to pop art and others), it gets along reasonably well.

An imagination is an absolute necessity when using this game. Mixing an matching, and then adding a unique description/ background to each character, major or minor, is what really makes this game. It is essential. Of course, there are pre-made people with pre-made stats and backgrounds, but I personally didn't find the fun in that. I only used them on a few character classes, and then modified to satisfaction.

Patience, as well, is needed, or at the very least a love for creation. Hours upon hours are spent creating and tweaking the people, places, and events.

This game is not for everyone, but the patient (or passionate) and creative can glean hours of interest, and then the satisfaction at the end of completing your very own game.
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Will Hughes
4.0 out of 5 stars A great idea to not only keep the PS2 alive, but also great if you have an HD...
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2013
Platform For Display: PlayStation 2Verified Purchase
I have been a fan of the RPG Makers for PC for a long time, and to see that the PS2 also as an RPG Maker is a maker plus. This is a great idea for newbie game designers or even those who want to learn about script writing for games and even learn about how RPG games are made.

PROS
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1.) Lots of editing tools to use
2.) Monster editing, magic editing, town designing, map making, even item designing
3.) Maps made are very big so the players have a lot to do as well as unlimited exploring possibilities
4.) The game can use the PS2's Hard Drive to not only save the games, but also run RPG Maker 3 from the Hard Drive
5.) There is no limit to how many worlds, monsters, items, characters you can design

CONS
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1.) Not possible to add/update/improve/modify the monster list, what you see is what you get
2.) This is also true for the characters and NPC's
3.) Tools are a little confusing to learn at first as you have to know and understand how variables work
4.) Map making is also a bit confusing as the land size/shaping versus the map itself is in 2 different editors
5.) Attack/Spell animations are also limited to what is available in the game.
6.) Everything is 3D, not that it's a major problem, but you can't make 2D RPG games
7.) Making a game is progressive and takes a long time to make
8.) If you don't have patience, you shouldn't bother getting this at all

Overall, this is only for people who want to learn about the fundamentals of making an RPG game. Because of how powerful the tools are, you will get a basic grasp of what it's like to make a game. From the script writing to the animations to the character and monster making, there's plenty of things to do and worlds to design. This is a learning and designing program for the PS2, not really a game you play. The program does come with a sample game so you can learn a little bit from the starter game itself.

Hope this review helps your buying decision...
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Loserkashiwagi
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice for gamers with imagination
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2011
Platform For Display: PlayStation 2Verified Purchase
Keeping this short

A LOT EASIER than it's first 2 games allowing for easier event scripting and use of it's in game items.

Like Fighter Maker 2 this game WILL take up a LOT of your time and it does take a while to get used to the customizing and event planning in the game. Personally I'm not in it to make the RPG itself but for a Portrait Story.

RPG Maker 3 has it's own soundtracks, sound effects, premade game, and anime portraits for the creative minds.

Graphics are ok. Could've been better. Now character models......not ALL of them will match your character portraits if you give them any so beware.

PROS: Great for imaginative gamers who are into anime (plays a significant role in making a rpg) as well as fantasy with a twist of your own humor and ideas I suppose. Great music, nice character portraits, effects, etc....

CONS: You need a LOT of time to make a story and maybe a few memory cards because games can get into the high MB area.

Side notes: KEYBOARD is recommended for MESSAGES and CONVERSATIONS in the game because without one you're going to be having some sore thumbs inputting all those letters. I don't remember if there was a tutorial unless I'm mistaken for RPG Maker for PS1
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Grendizer
3.0 out of 5 stars RPG Maker 3 - Useful but very limited
Reviewed in Canada on July 4, 2011
Platform For Display: PlayStation 2Verified Purchase
This limited tool set allows you to create your own game. Intended for designing Role Playing Games; although it can be used for other types of games, if you're creative enough. Keep games short, as memory eats away quickly.

If you are a serious MAKER, also check out:

**"RPG Maker" for PSX and "RPG Maker II" for PS2**

Both allow you to create games that are playable on the systems that they're on. Both give you PASSWORD PROTECTION, which RPG Maker 3 lacks. Both are very open-ended, and RPG Maker II comes so close to being a "professional" game making tool set that it's scary! By that, I mean it can make games other than RPGs! So can RPG Maker, and in some ways better! But "II" is 3D... forgive the frame lag. :0
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