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Probably need to be die hard Digimon fan to get good mileage out of the game, however I really enjoyed it. The card battle system is fairly straight forward. Most of the battles consist of a rock paper scissors formula with varying degrees of effects and support skills. beyond that the presentation is good. Graphics for battle sequences are great for PS1 standards and are a commendable attempt at referencing source material. - Recommended mostly for fans of the card battling genre and Digimon
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I love this game. It is the most interactive monster raising game. Monster rancher happens to be my favorite series for raising creatures, but you cant go on awesome adventures like you can in this game. You also get to build a city by finding digimon and battling them most of the time. After you win a fight your character will ask the digimon if they want to come to the city. Some won't come till you have done certain things. But what I really enjoy most about this game is the way you raise your digimon effects how they digivolve. You can make them skinny, fat, in the middle, focus on few parameters or all of them. The way you feed them, train them, discipline them, praise them, let them use the restroom, make sure they don't get hurt or sick or to tired, it all effects the digivolution. I highly suggest this game to anyone who plays monster rancher or a digimon game and never played this one.Read full review
I’d never recommend anyone pick this game up, yet at the same time I’ve played this game for hours and even completed the game more than once. Unless you’re a speed runner, this game is a time sinker. I can’t objectively say this game is good, but if you get attached, you get attached hard. I cried when my first game broke when I was 12 because I’d never see my andromon again, I was so attached to this game. It’s a very unique experience, and probably the most fun entry in the digimon World Series, although the future installments did refine and add quite a few features.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
As much as it is my favorite game, whether it's worth the asking price for a 17 year old game that has no scarcity whatsoever is questionable. If you're curious about it however, go for it. It's a phenomenal game that engineered a lot more than it's given credit for and remains the master of some.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This game is one of the best games you could possibly play. It is very mysterious, leaving many things up to your decision and thus there are many things that are in the game to explore. I have played it since I was a kid and I have always been a fan of Digimon since I first watched it on T.V. There are still things that I haven't found as of yet and I still have yet to beat it because its so vast. I bought it because my old copy is getting too old or something because it freezes on the Playstation screen and in several parts of the game where it loads a new screen (it has the old black back, so PS2 has trouble reading it sometimes, but even when I tried it on PS it wouldn't cooperate more). Maybe it has too many scratches. Regardless of the physical condition of my game, this game is one of the best games ever. Its a shame they don't remake games exactly how they once were only with better graphics... (but that also explains why it is so expensive, its pretty rare nowadays). Definitely worth the price, this game will continue to entertain. Its one of those games that you can stop playing and come back to and start again and its just as fun as when you first started.Read full review
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