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Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon (Xbox) 
 
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Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon (Xbox) 
by Sierra
Platform: Xbox
2.7 out of 5 stars 6 customer reviews (6 customer reviews)

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Product Features

  • Superior graphics, dynamic lighting and original music from the Black Eyed Peas.
  • Fight multiple opponents "Bruce Lee-style" with a unique enemy lock-on targeting system.
  • More than 30 different enemies each with different AI routines where enemies surprise, surround and ambush the player.
  • Punch, Kick, Block and Combo with more than 100 moves in Jeet Kune Do made possible by motion-capturing one of Bruce Lee's students.
  • Innovative Move Upgrade System where players purchase new moves and gain new power from defeated enemies.

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Manufacturer's Description
For the first time ever, Bruce Lee fans will be able to play as the Master on a next-generation video game console. The game features an epic story-line in which Bruce battles multiple enemies to rescue his kidnapped father and retrieve the mystical Golden Relic, keeper of ancient martial arts secrets. The action spans more than 30 levels set in locales around the world including Hong Kong, London and San Francisco. The game features a variety of martial arts styles, including Jeet Kune Do, the discipline started by Bruce Lee himself.:

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Customer Reviews
6 Reviews
5 star: 16%  (1)
4 star: 16%  (1)
3 star: 16%  (1)
2 star: 16%  (1)
1 star: 33%  (2)
 
 
 
 
 
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8 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Great Excellent Fantastic, 29 Sep 2002
During the early '70s, Bruce Lee was known as one of the greatest action heroes in history and the master of Jeet Kune Do. The violence that Lee displays in his movies are so extreme, so grosteque, that even todays action heroes wouldn't even dare to perform that kind of stuff. Even if someone tries to emulate his violence, it wouldn't be as good looking as Bruce Lee's original violent performances. Even if he died a tragic death in '73, his memories are still alive today. You'll see a whole lot of people with Bruce Lee T-Shirts, cartoon characters trying to be like Bruce Lee, remastered DVDs of Bruce Lee classics, and even some video game characters in a fighting game acting, fighting, and sounding like Bruce Lee. Now it's time to remember Bruce Lee in another way...put him a next-gen video game console with the greatest 3D graphics processor of all time, the XBox ! Enter Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon, the first Bruce Lee title to feature 3D technology and real time combat. And it's the most anticipated action game among an audience of young Bruce Lee fans. Now to describe the game. The graphics are perfect, powered with the XBox's ultimate 3D processor. The 3D models look very superb with no graphical flaws ! The lighting effects, including the flaming fist mode, looks absolutely jaw dropping. And as for the stages, they're huge and good looking ! There are not much flaws on these stages, except for the fact that there's a whole lot of fog and tons of it. But still, this is a graphical powerhouse overall, and the cutscenes rock ! The audio is okay...I guess. The voice actor who did Bruce Lee didn't do that much of bad job. They almost sound identical, but he really needs to work on it more, including that yell that Bruce Lee does (you know...WAAAAATAAAAAHHHH !!!). And some of the other voice actors are rather laughable, but on the plus side, it almost sounds like they're featured in a Kung-Fu movie. So that seems fair ! The music sounds perfectly fit with the traditional Chinese Kung-Fu tunes. And the sound effects are blazing with realistic hitting and grunting. If you listen carefully, it sounds very identical to that of one of the sound effects featured in one of his films. And as for the gameplay, it rocks ! The controls really hit the spot with slick movement and fast control response. The in-game combat will seem a bit clunky to some newcomers, but after playing this a couple of times, you'll really get used to it. And the coolest thing about the gameplay is, when you kill the last enemy, you get a slow motion of your enemy falling down after one fatal blow and you get to use Nunchakus on certain stages. My favorite part of the game ! The only thing that bothers me about the gameplay is the unforgivable camera angles. It keeps on moving everytime you're done duking it out with the last batch of thugs or if you're fighting with one enemy. But still, even with those flaws, I really loved playing this game. Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon is one of my favorite XBox titles among everything else. Many people may not enjoy it, but anyone who still enjoys watching Bruce Lee's films and still looks up to him, will definently like this game ! If you want to see Bruce Lee alive and kicking it...literaly, Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon is the title that Bruce Lee fans should never miss ! Everyone else steer well clearnot good.
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6 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars "You have insulted my family and the Shaolin temple"., 7 Nov 2003
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This game has to be one of the most awful games released on the xbox so far! What were they thinking? The graphics are ridiculously slow and you'll never get used to the irritating camera angles no matter how long you play. Even die hard Bruce Lee fans shouldn't buy this game!
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4 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Worst x-box game ever?, 14 Oct 2003
What were the developers doing when they released this game? i mean did they even play it? what a waste of the great name of Bruce Lee.
First of all the graphics are very jerky and the gameplay is very repetative i.e walk a bit punch a bit,the voice over acting is awful (even by video game standards).
This game could have been everything instead its an insult to the great man! the people who made the game need a huge Bruce Lee kick up the backside.
Please avoid this game the graphics are no better than you would expect from a playstation 1 ! and this must be the worst X-box game to date ??so well done to the developers they have won at least one thing!
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