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From my limited experience, and from watching the letРІР‚в„ўs play, I can say that this game shows promise it is unique in that the main character is a frail mage, rather than physical attacker.

I finally gave up and found a letРІР‚в„ўs player on YouTube that was playing the game in Japanese, but reading everything in English aloud. I get the impression Surging Aura would be reasonably easy to playthrough without the English translation, but dialogue is such an important part of JRPGРІР‚в„ўs, that I wanted to avoid spoiling the game for an eventual English playthrough. There was one small issue with my approach howeverРІР‚В¦I canРІР‚в„ўt understand French, and that really hurt the experience, almost as much as dealing with the Japanese text. I made my first attempt with a completed French translation, proceeding far enough to get a slight feel for the game and defeat the admittedly tough first boss.

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Surging Aura is an interesting choice for this list, considering I cannot actually completely enjoy this game it is a text heavy RPG, with no complete English fan translation patch at the moment.Р”Р‡rom the reviews and description of the gameplay mechanics however, I was intrigued enough to further explore this title. Consider this one a guilty pleasure and probably by far the worst on the list. Why then is it on this list? Probably because I am a die-hard and foolishly biased Golden Axe fan. Namely, replacing the much maligned mages with the item-bearing thieves from the original Golden AxeР”Вespite the game being mediocre at best, I still think the game is worth playing, and a safe purchase when bundled in one of the many SEGA retro collections on current consoles and not as a stand-alone game. Is the third game truly that bad? I think not, although it certainly re-hashes much of the same enemies and has some of the most bland and uninspiring environs on the Genesis, the gameplay is solid and even remedies some of the annoyances in Golden Axe II.

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There are even rumors that SEGA of America thought the third entry in the series was so bad, that they were worried it would damage their reputation. The home console sequels however, failed to innovate and left the series floundering in mediocrity, to the point that the third game was never released in Western markets. Golden Axe was released on the SEGA Genesis in 1989, it was proof positive that SEGA was able to deliver on their promise of bringing the arcade into the living room.