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Product Features
- Train monsters to "digivolve" into more powerful breeds
- Interact with hundreds of characters
- Explore numerous fantasy worlds
- 3-D character animation set in hand-drawn 2-D environments
- Also available: Official Strategy Guide
- Train monsters to "digivolve" into more powerful breeds
- Interact with hundreds of characters
- Explore numerous fantasy worlds
- 3-D character animation set in hand-drawn 2-D environments
- Limited-edition Digimon game card (while supplies last)
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Amazon.co.uk Review
And so the latest Pocket Monsters-style game falls off the production line, with Infogrames' Digimon World giving PlayStation owners the chance to play with little critters of their own. Sucked into the Digimon world, the player is given the usual task of saving everyone's hide. So off you travel, with your Digimon in tow, as you train it, feed it, encourage it, scold it and generally build it up in advance of battles ahead.
Thus, the gameplay follows the pattern of exploring the game world, talking to its inhabitants and fighting off baddies where necessary. Sadly, while Digimon World is graphically far superior to the Pokémon series on Game Boy, it's not as tight a game. Its momentum is severely hampered by the need to take part in prolonged conversations, which take far too long and leave you bashing at buttons simply to get back to the action. And when the fights do kick off, you'll find you're more an observer than anything else.
With Nintendo never likely to permit Pokémon to venture onto any other formats, it seems Play Station owners in need of their own Pocket Monsters have a very limited choice. As it stands, Digimon World is reasonable fun at first, and for younger, less demanding players, it has its merits. --Simon Brew
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Pokémon fans take notice. You can explore massive, adventurous realms with your own Digimon, or digital monster. You will interact with hundreds of characters--both good and evil--during your quest, so you will want to prepare your Digimon for non-stop battle action. By training and caring for your Digimon, you will enable it to evolve into an even more powerful creature that will lead you deeper into the digital fantasy of Digimon World. With a little work, you will be able to "digivolve" your character into a monster that will make you proud.
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
As a pokemon fan, I thought that 'Digimon World' would not really be 'my cuppa tea', since I had spent quite a few times watch my younger cousin trying to play the game but with little success. Since then, I thought I would give it another chance. At first like my cousin I found the game to be quite challenging starting off with literally nothing. But within the nexy couple of days the game began to grow on me and before i knew it I was seriously finding it difficult to stop playing. This game is definetly for all those Digimon and perhaps Pokemon fans. This game has it all. I like to see it as a cross between Pokemon yellow, for where the first time you have to consider the concept of mood, and Monster rancher, as you raise your monster to be the best that there is! Although the idea of Megadigimon has been excluded, the conctents of this game is enough to keep you going for quite some time. Raise you favourite (and so favourite) digimon in your attempts to restore the prosperity of File City. You only have to watch the introdution to see what a marevellous game it is. My advice it to try it and see if you like it!!!!!!!!!!!!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Digimon combines the natural world with the world of digital fantasy. Interact with hundreds of characters, both good and evil. Train your own Digimon and watch as it evolves into various powerful creatures. Digimon for PlayStation features beautifully colourful graphics and smooth, life-like animation and highly detailed environments. Not to mention the non-stop Digimon-battling action! A must for fans of the cartoon series
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I thought that Digimon World was stunning. A brilliant game with great graphics and a variaty of puzzles although sometimes confusing. Over all the best of it's type that I've played on, and I can't wait for Digimon Wolrd 2 to be released. This is not a game worth missing, if you haven't got it GET IT!!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
The ultimate classic Digimon game
( This will be a short review )
Digimon World is an extremely fun game to play. The early graphics of the game actually make the game just that more enjoyable and I do just... Read more
Digimon World is an extremely fun game to play. The early graphics of the game actually make the game just that more enjoyable and I do just... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Mr. J. Mullan
Digimon World Cyber pet adventure game
Following the big digimon craze came along with it the very first of many of the digimon games. Digimon world 1 Very much is biased on the routes of the franchise, cyber pets. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Mr. Ryan A. R. Torlay
still a fan after 10 years!
I remember buying this in 2001, travelling down to my local Woolworths store, desperately searching the shelves for a little blue case. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Sapphire fox
Hard Game
Make no mistake this is a HARD GAME you will need to use a walkthrough thankfully there are good ones on youtube. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Sammy
As I remember it
When I was younger I had this game and it was my favourate game i had for the ps1. A while ago I had a craving for this game so I bought it off amazon. Read more
Published on 10 May 2010 by MadMan6787
Best game for ps1 =D
Ahh, thinking of this game brings back memories of before the ps3 xD
What can I say about this game? Only that it was the best game I have ever played for ps1... Read more
What can I say about this game? Only that it was the best game I have ever played for ps1... Read more
Published on 24 Dec 2009 by D. Markham
why is this game good?
well i dont actually know why this game has any appeal but i absolutly love it, i have just recently dug up up out of my colections of games and i have been playing it for the last... Read more
Published on 23 Aug 2009 by Tom 360
Mint game
I used to own this game and loved it, but after a few moves and finding my PSX out i thought id go retro for a while, come to play the game and couldnt find it, so i rebrought it. Read more
Published on 10 Aug 2009 by Mr. Lee S. Wright
a happy person
very good price, the disc was abit scrached but in all it worked very well, very fast delivery arrived at my door within days.
Published on 12 Nov 2008 by Thomas Dp Paker
Simple...yet addictive.
Don't be fooled by the childish tag, this game isn't just for children. Ever played monster rancher? Read more
Published on 29 Sep 2007 by OMNIGOSS
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