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The Dynastic Hero | TurboGrafx-16

Published by Sega, Developed by Westone

Genres: Platformer / RPG (1 players)

Wii: Dec 3rd, 2007 (US) | Nov 30th, 2007 (EU) [600 points]

The Dynastic Hero

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dave said:

This is a Wonder Boy spin-off like Dragon's Curse. They are all pretty much the same game. If you've played those games and weren't absolutely addicted, then you might want to be weary of this one.

Keranu said:

This is possibly the rarest and most expensive American Turbo game there is. It's a decent game, though I prefer Dragon's Curse.