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Tobal No 1 Sony Playstation Game
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UPC:711719420828
Condition:Used
Genre:Fighting
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS1_TOBAL_NO_1
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Tobal No. 1 is a good fighting game, with great character designs and a grappling system that still hasn’t been bettered, or even matched in the genre. I’d say it’s well worth a buy at this value price, especially since you can play it on your PlayStation 2 if the old PlayStation is buried in a closet somewhere. It is a sad fact that Tobal No. 1 didn’t sell well enough in North America to encourage Sony and Squaresoft to bring the even better Tobal 2 over here. Tobal 2, available only in a Japanese version, is regarded by many as the best 3D fighting game ever made, even to this day.
I played this game back in the day, as a kid and I didn’t quite get it. There were lots of fighting games out there and I was too young to recognize the originality in ingenuity of this game. Now that I am older and nostalgia has set in, I purchased this and I was immediately taken back, blown away and now I can appreciate it for the great game that it was! I really wish that we had a release of Tobal 2, but this was thankfully released!
I hate fighting games.I have a problem with the entire genre. It’s not the blood or the violence or whatever the more paranoid parents groups think these types of games will do to their unborn children. My problem stems from the fact that what was once a fun way to earn the right to talk smack to your friends on your way home from the arcade now has more in common with the average Gran Tourismo-esque driving sim. Keeping your chosen warrior alive while he/she/it quests for their particular Soul Calibration means either weeks of banging buttons during the practice mode while making careful notations, or memorizing pages and pages of conditional button combos from a strategy guide. Until somebody releases “Tai Chi Beatdown!:Mandarin Juice” for the PSX’s EyeToy, I don’t see investing that much work into a game about fighting.That said, Tobal is one of the greatest games of it’s time. Not one of the greatest fighters, mind you. The fighting is just good enough. There are not a lot of moves/combos to memorize (praise your favorite diety) or practice in the appropriate mode, but the ones that are there are effective enough if used with a bit of strategy. Movement is smooth and, more importantly, logical. In fact, there are very few moves in this game that anyone with five years of dedicated martial arts training couldn’t do on their own. It’s all good, solid, virtually violent yet blood and mucus-free, fun. What makes this a game every PS owner is required to own is the Quest mode.
This game is one of the best fighting games for plsystion. I can no stand those games like mortel kombat because they are just SO blody. This on the other hand has no blod at all, and if parents are afrid if thier kids are getting exposed to something bad, the only thing bad is the fighting.
This game is awesome. There is more to choose from than in tekken and tekken 2, including the quest mode. in this mode, it is like an RPG, you make your way through traps, doors, elevators, and monsters to battle on the way to the final boss, if you beat that boss, you get to plays as that character. You can’t win any extra characters in the tournament mode, the mode similar to the arcade mode in tekken. …but other than that, the game is flawless.
awesome game
Great game. Wish we got Tobal 2 over here in the West. This game is critically underrated.Cyber Sale