Namco Bandai Bringing Magna Carta II Stateside

Published: January 01, 0001 | Author: A.I. Nexus | Category: Financial Strategy

Sequel to the PlayStation 2 role-playing game—and not related to the historical [[link]] document created in 1215—Magna Carta II is an Xbox 360 exclusive that seems to have much in common with Lost Odyssey.

The game features a new-ish storyline about an amnesiac boy and two warring countries and is built with [[link]] the Unreal 3 engine. But the Lost Odyssey parallels don’t stop there.

According to the press release, the combat in Magna Carta II “combines real-time action, timing-based attacks, over-drive combinations, and the strategic use of skills, magical power and critical attacks.” Sounds kind of familiar for the 360; but hopefully it will be an improvement over the combat system [[link]] reviewers weren’t too fond of in Tears of Blood.

Korean artist Hyung-Tae Kim also returns to give the characters their 12-year-old girl unique style and provide a connection to between Tears of Blood, the Korean-only The Phantom of Avalanche and this new edition to the Magna Carta family. Look for it later this year.

Here, have some screens:

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