Suikoden III
PlayStation 3 · 2015
About this game
As the conflict between the mighty nation of Harmonia and the tribal inhabitants of the Grasslands evolved, a man who possessed the True Fire Rune stepped in.
Called the Flame Champion, he led the Grasslands against Harmonian invasion, and eventually unleashed the power of his rune in a decisive battle, causing the death of many people on both sides.
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Harmonia retreated, and the Flame Champion disappeared.
An uneasy truce was achieved, but the relationship between the Grasslands and the neighbor merchant nation of Zexen grew steadily worse.
Chris Lightfellow, known as the "Silver Maiden", is the captain of the Zexen Knights, commanding its forces after a truce agreement between Zexen and the Grasslands has been broken.
She is increasingly dissatisfied with the Zexen leadership, and is determined to find her missing father.
Hugo is the son of Lucia, the chief of the Karaya clan of the Grasslands.
When he finds his village in flames, he swears revenge against the nation of Zexen and its knights.
Meanwhile, Harmonia's authorities send an enigmatic mercenary leader named Geddoe to investigate rumors concerning the return of the Flame Champion.
The events of Suikoden III take place sixteen years after those described in its predecessor .
The game retains many distinguishing gameplay features from the series' previous installments, including equipment of magic runes with limited spell uses instead of the more common magic points system; the possibility to recruit 108 characters (Stars of Destiny), many of which can participate in battles; customization of a castle serving as army headquarters, etc.
Tactical army battle mechanics are similar to those employed in the second installment.
The game's most significant new feature is its so-called "Trinity Sight System".
Instead of controlling a single main protagonist, the player takes the roles of Chris, Hugo, and Geddoe during the course of nine chapters (three per character).
These chapters focus on the conflict between the G
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Released in 2006, the PlayStation 3 had a rocky start thanks to its high launch price but became known for its exclusive franchises and Blu-ray drive, which doubled as an early home theater upgrade for many households. PS3 collecting is still relatively young — most titles are inexpensive — but the console's digital PSN storefront closure risk has pushed more collectors toward physical copies specifically to preserve access.
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