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These new screenshots depict some of the new monsters coming with Shadowfell Conspiracy

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TheHDRoom: "Dungeons Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara is a perfect reproduction and throwback to a time when arcades ruled the video game world and consoles were pale comparisons. Capcom has painstakingly recreated a grand, epic adventure, and fans of DD, brawlers, RPGs, and video games in general will find something incredible here. For a good time, grab three buddies and experience the adventure. You won't be sorry."

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MP1st - Tiny Tinas Assault On Dragon Keep is the latest and final campaign add-on for the Borderlands 2 season pass. It has players immersed in a game of Bunkers and Bad-Asses, a Pandorian version of the popular tabletop role-playing game, Dungeons and Dragons. In this game, Pandoras deadliest child, Tiny Tina, acts as the games Dungeon Master, or Bunker Master in this case, and the original vault hunters helplessly play along, even if they arent really up to it.

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All in all Dungeons Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara has a lot going for it. It both was and is fantastic, standing among an elite group of re-releases that have aced the test of time. The shallowness and simplicity of this brawler works for it. In a gaming landscape dominated by growing depth and complexity Dungeons Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara is and excellent pallet cleanser or weekend diversion to play between retail releases.

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CCC says: "Nostalgia can only do so much for a game. When you boot up that old classic on your new system, your ears perk up, your eyes brighten, and your hands tingle. There's little doubting that you're enjoying your old-time favorite, but how much of that enjoyment comes from nostalgic feelings? This is a question I often asked myself concerning Dungeons Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara. I'm not saying it's a bad game, but there's one thing that it suffers being a straight port of an arcade game."

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10 new shots posted.

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Depending on your choices, you might end up in the Land of Fire or in a gnome village. Each route in Dungeons Dragons: Shadow over Mystara has different bosses and you wont see everything by playing through the game once.

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J. Hugo of Kaboomshark writes "...However, that wasnt the case when I purchased Dungeons Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara which, in most cases, is a classic arcade title done correctly in todays gaming crowd. Chronicles of Mystara is a double pack that consists of Tower of Doom and Shadow over Mystara (the focus title of the pack). These two games, developed by Capcom, were released in 1993 and 1996 respectively. While both games were still good ol classic beat em ups, both of them shook things up a bit by having a -depth storyline, treasure hunting, item management, stores to buy items, and different paths that you could take which makes playthroughs not all the same."

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The GMs Lanfyann, Zartylan, Raysaugh and Caselurus ran through a couple of Dungeons for you guys to enjoy a preview.