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Jade Cocoon 2 Sony Playstation 2 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:008888320258
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_JADE_COCOON_2
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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The fact that you can have so different combinations with this game makes it playable over and over again. Name your beasts, watch them grow. Fight with them and watch them evolve. Care for them and merge them. You have four different elements to play with. Easy to learn. The menus are easy to use. Overall the game is easy to learn. But with how many different beasts you can use and how you merge them makes gives the game more depth. There also numerous side quests.Enjoy!
In this game you get to buy cocoons and capture monsters within them. You would think this would be like some kiddy pokemon game but this had a creepy, eerie feel to it. Not only that but When you capture the monster you can fuse it with another to form a more powerful and cooler form. I love this game and I think it is a must buy for gamers and anime fams (yes it has anime cutscenes). Buy it!
Do not expect this game to play like the first one,because it plays completely different.You have to talk to people first b4 you can begin actaully playing the game.I was happy to end all of the monologue,only to discover that my playstation 2 memory card is warped,and I dread having to do the whole monologue over again when I get my new playstation2 memory card.Levant makes a surprise appearance:)
think of this game like pokemon (but alot better) on steroids, minus every thing cute
I can’t speak for everyone, but most RPG games really aren’t very good. This one is different. It is the only RPG that I actually enjoy playing. It has the perfect balance between strategy and action, with just the right amount of back story to really tie you in. This game is amazing. It is one of my all-time favorite video games to play. Try it and see what I mean.
Jade Cocoon 2 improves much on its previous installment in terms of gameplay, overall functionality and a revamped battle system. One-on-One battles have transformed into 3×3 melees for fun and exciting twists in battle. This game has full voice overs and is very well done. New Game + will keep you playing for hours and hours.
Jade Cocoon 2 is a great game with a few flaws. … I’m going to concentrate on a few details …, some that I really like and a few that I’d really like to see fixed for Jade Cocoon 3.First, the good stuff. As you might guess, you are limited to the number of monsters that you can carry around to do your fighting. This number increases as you advance in skill, but you always have more monsters than you can keep with you. One of the best features is that your monsters gain experience even when they aren’t with you. The monsters on the bench get about a third of what the active ones get, and over time it adds up. It is great not to have to keep swapping out monsters in order to get them all built up.Also, you can leave the forest any time you want. (Except during a battle, of course.) This is good because you are fairly limited in the supplies you can carry – even after buying all of the backpack upgrades you can only carry 30 items. Plus, you pick up a lot of stuff in the forest. If you get really beat up, run out of supplies, or have too much loot to carry any more, you can easily teleport back to the main area.My third favorite thing is purely visual. The animations of the spell effects are great, and get better as your monsters learn tougher spells. Further, each animation is pretty short, so the battles don’t take any longer just because your monsters are more powerful.On the down side, the menu system really gets old quick. For instance, something as simple as moving a.
Worked just fine thanks playing it now bye bye
By popular belief, a system will not reach phenomena-status unless it gives rise to every kind of genre. It isn`t a ham-fisted deduction to assert that Sony’s unwavering PlayStation came out on top, smashing the Sega Saturn and N64 into smithereens. Their current powerhouse, the PS2, has yet to be outperformed. Thus, it’s not another speculation to believe that Sony’s success is due on the behalf of a certain genre. What’s now an essential ingredient for gaming diets everywhere, RPGs determine fates. As the eagerly-awaited spectacle, Final Fantasy X, closes in ever so slight, Genki’s Jade Cocoon 2 will clearly fill in the gap. Released about the same time with Square’s Goliath, Jade Cocoon 2 struts the muscle of the PS2 harness and flexes a playable and enjoyable journey.I’ll be quick about it, “pika, pika,” is finished, Pokemon is at last. . .dead. Now stop comparing it to Jade Cocoon’s awesome rudiments to that nauseating craze. Genki’s previous attempt was all about an extremely glossy monster-breeding simulation, and round two remains unchanged. Where others flopped, JC2 hypnotizes gamers inside an experience none can rival. Modifying the previous monster-raising system, plunking great innovations, and keeping an authentic structure to its predecessor, the follow-up soars well beyond the first. Simply among the most enthused RPGs this year, the 3D atmosphere sizes up a faintly tricky learning-curve that may overshadow the great depth this RPG endorses.The first.
I had this game when I was younger then stupidly sold it. Not to long ago I became nostaligic for it so when I got some money for retrolio it was the first thing bought. I’ve never played the first one (though I would like to)so I can’t compare. The game is just as good as I remember it. You play as a boy who dreams of being a long since gone “Cocoon Master” and while trying to become their modern day equilivent and he becomes cursed by a dark monster And must save himself from darkness, while accompined by a talkitve fairy companion almost straight from Zelda. The game is kind of like Pokemon in how you obtain monsters But like Monster Rancher in how you grow them and its the beat of bothe in that regard. But unlike the monsters in those games which are usually a combo of cute and cool looking; These monsters are a combo of unusual, cool or straight badass. Nickname you’re monsters though because most their names will break you’re tounge. The next great thing is in the main plot their are sub-plots that let you meet many cool rivals, you don’t see that often even now. You have to deal with that curse the hard way sometimes because it gets pretty dark. Its two biggest faults are that some jobs take forever and you never know when jobs will pop up again.But the biggest annoyance is that if you have 8 monster slots you should be able to use all 8. Overall its a great game worth playing.