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The most common causes of this issue are: I'd personally recommend buying both I mean each are probably like $20 or less now.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. It has slowdown as well and repetitive backdrops, but those are more common in an RTS (especially the latter).

An RTS that turns the genre on it's head.

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Though if repetitive backdrops in story heavy games, slowdown (mainly during boss fights) *though if you buy the PAL version or play it on a 60GB PS3 it's non-existant from what I've heard*, and load times scare you it may not be the best game for you. It really isn't your typical "keep hitting A to do a chain combo, run back, and repeat" that most action-RPG's take place in. Basically the map you are in is one big battlefield and you must analyze enemies, plan formations, plan counterattacks, and carefully execute them while analyzing enemies and your space to see if you can build up on that. Odin Sphere is a game that takes the action RPG battle system and makes it it's own genre. IMO Easily Odin Sphere, but this question is like asking "What's better Guardian Heroes or Starcraft?". It auto-pauses whenever you select a unit, and there are lots of handy shortcuts to help make up for the lack of a mouse.I'm really enjoying myself so far and would recommend this game to anyone who a) Likes RTS games but would like to try something new or b) doesn't normally like RTS games but would be willing to try something that looks and feels totally different than a normal RTS (this is me).

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The controls work surprisingly well, and the developers really thought long and hard about how to make the game playable on a console.

This is all basic stuff of course but when you consider the five different Magic types and all the units, spells, upgrades etc you have at your disposal it's not all that easy to know what to build. Also Dragons are bad-ass (and look the part as well, climbing on the "outside" of the map), but if the little black kitty-cats hit them with a Sleep spell it's usually bye-bye-Dragon if you didn't bring your own kitty-cats to put the enemies to sleep as well. For example, Astral creatures can't be harmed by most physical attacks, so you would be wise to bring a Homunculus that can turn them into flesh and blood for a short while. It gets quite complicated and there are lots of tactics you'll have to learn as you get access to more and more Magic types and Runes. The fun part is that there are five different Magic types, and they all come with their own Runes, their own gatherer units (Imps for Sorcery, Ghosts for Necromancy, etc), their own tech-trees and units. These Runes can also be upgraded and they allow you to build other, related Runes that produce different units and can also be upgraded. You have different Runes that you build that act as your buildings, and in them you build gatherer units that gather crystal energy (money) from various places on the map. The characters are beautifully drawn and animated (if you like Vanillaware's puppet-animation style), and quite creatively designed. You're a young girl enrolling in a magic school, and before you know it you're smack in the middle of a murder mystery and a devious plot to resurrect an old mage, all the while reliving your first five days in the school over and over again, frustratedly trying to stop the evil scheme before you're sent back to the first day for the umpteenth time. The story, in a nutshell, is a charming mix of Harry Potter and Groundhog Day.

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RTS, you say, and on the PS2 at that? Yeah, GrimGrimoire is basically a side-scrolling RTS with totally awesome Vanillaware graphics.