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Battle Screen's Gregory Edwards reviews Battle Princess of Arcadias, stating "It bears little in the way of typical NIS design and looks and plays totally differently from anything else theyve released. Its an experiment, to be sure, and its one thats worked out surprisingly well."

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From the review, "Beloved subjects, the kingdom is in turmoil. Were besieged by monsters. Hostile kingdoms surround us on all sides. Our ruler is an incompetent waterfowl. Action must be taken. The land cries out for a hero. A hero that shows a lot of leg, and has a personality like if cotton candy could somehow do cocaine. No, that isnt nearly enough leg."

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Dressing up is fun

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Push Square: "Not quite RPG, not quite brawler, Battle Princess of Arcadias manages to inhabit its own little space between the two. The positives of the combination more than outweigh the negatives of not focusing on a specific genre, and like any good royal, the game will leave you smiling after each and every visit."

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DualShockers' Tony Polanco writes: "Battle Princess of Arcadias is one of those super niche titles that Im surprised even got a Western release. Although the story is inspired by Western fairy tales and medieval tropes, it is very much a Japanese game. Though it has a lot of things weve seen before, it melds them in a way which is rather unique."

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ZI writes: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess was a fantastic game, filled with epic battles, an enormous world, and a...horribly flawed storyline. Each week we'll be looking at one of these flaws to determine what went wrong and why, as well as to discuss ideas of how the tale could have been rewritten to fix these problems and strengthen the story as a whole. ...Preferably without drastically departing from the original storyline of the game, but I make no promises. Last week we started looking at the issues related to the Ordon children, and this week we'll be continuing that discussion from a different angle: looking at how Link himself is affected by these characters and his relationship with them. ...Or, at least, how he's supposed to be affected. What actually happens brings about a severe dissonance between Link's goals and actions, completely undermining his character and rendering it much weaker than it should have been.

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The Backlog's Erin reviews the latest release from NIS America, Battle Princess of Arcadias!