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Rygar: The Legendary Adventure
Developer(s)Tecmo[a]
Publisher(s)Tecmo
Director(s)
  • Takao Ando
  • Manabu Nagasaki (Wii)
Producer(s)
  • Satoshi Kanematsu
  • Kenichi Asami (Wii)
Programmer(s)
  • Yutaka Koga
  • Taihei Obara (Wii)
Artist(s)
  • Hirohisa Kaneko
  • Masafumi Kubo
  • Kousuke Wakamatsu
Composer(s)
  • Hiroaki Takahashi
  • Riichiro Kuwabara (Wii)
Platform(s)
ReleasePlayStation 2
  • NA: November 25, 2002
  • JP: December 5, 2002
  • EU: May 30, 2003
Wii
  • JP: December 11, 2008
  • NA: February 3, 2009[1]
  • EU: July 3, 2009
Genre(s)Action-adventure
Mode(s)Single player

Rygar: The Legendary Adventure[b] is a 2002 action-adventure video game for the PlayStation 2. Developed and published by Tecmo, it was released in North America in November 2002 and in Japan in December 2002. It was released in Europe in May 2003, published by Wanadoo Edition. In 2009, the game was remastered for the Wii by Team Tachyon. Named Rygar: The Battle of Argus,[c] it was published by Tecmo in Japan in December 2008 and in North America in February 2009. It was published in Europe in July 2009 by Rising Star Games. It is loosely based on the original arcade Rygar, which was released in 1986 before being ported to multiple additional platforms.

The game tells the story of

Legendary Adventure is inspired by Greek and Roman mythology and has many enemies and worlds named after them.

It was released to generally positive reviews.

Gameplay

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Rygar: The Legendary Adventure is an action-adventure game in which the player character is the eponymous Rygar. His main offensive weapon is his Diskarmor, a razor-sharp spinning shield that can be thrown some distance whilst staying attached to him, similar to a yo-yo. The game is played from a fixed-camera third-person perspective, with the camera's position automatically changing relative to the player's current position.[2]

The Diskarmor has two basic attack types; light and heavy, and by combining the two attacks in various configurations, the player can initiate combos, which become more complex, but also more powerful as the game progresses.[3][4] The Diskarmor is also capable of blocking, although players cannot move when blocking.[5] Abilities can be unlocked that add other functions to the Diskarmors, such as a grapple ability that allows the player to swing between specially marked icons, or a pulley ability that allows them to pull themselves up to otherwise unreachable areas.[2][6]

There are three different Diskarmors in the game (Hades (the default weapon), Heaven, and Sea). The Hades Diskarmor best for fighting a single opponent and has medium range; the Heaven Diskarmor is designed to fight multiple opponents and has a long reach and moves in a wide circle. The Sea Diskarmor is very short ranged and not very strong, but is extremely fast.[4] Each one is capable of summoning a Familiar; Hades can summon Cerberus, Heaven can summon Talos, and Sea can summon a Siren.[4][7]

Throughout the game, the player can find numerous pick-ups. These include health replenishments, health increases, Icol (magic needed to summon Familiars) replenishments, Icol increases, offensive power increases, mystic stones for use with the Diskarmors, Sfaira (power-up points) for the Diskarmors, story-related documents, and bonus unlockables such as music, cutscenes, and concept art.[4] Mystic stones can be attached to Diskarmors and have multiple possible effects, such as increasing attack power, increasing defence power, making available new combos, granting more speed etc.[4][8]

Once the player has accumulated enough Sfaira, the Diskarmors can be levelled-up. Each Diskarmor can be levelled-up twice, and each level-up increases the Diskarmor's strength and defence, increases the strength of the Familiar, reduces the amount of Icol necesssry for summoning a Familiar, and opens up one additional slot for a mystic stone attachment.[4][9]

Plot

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Set in an alternate history several years after the Roman Empire's conquest of Egypt, Rygar: The Legendary Adventure takes place on Argus; a fictional Roman-controlled Mediterranean island.[10] A heavy infantryman in the Argus navy, Rygar has established himself as one of the greatest swordsmen alive, but with no family or memories of his childhood, he doesn't even know his real name.

As the game begins, Rygar is attending a ceremony in the Colosseo with Princess Harmonia when they are attacked by a group of Titans, evil beings created alongside the gods, but who were banished to the prison of Tartarus eons prior.[11] Harmonia is captured, and Rygar falls into a pit. Lying at the bottom, he is revived by a female voice and given the Diskarmor, a legendary offensive shield forged by the gods. He is then told he must stop the Titans.[12]

Setting out, he heads to the Elysian Shrine, and encounters Icarus, one of the leaders of the Titans, who speculates that Rygar cannot be "the lion of the man that Cronus talked about." Cronus was the leader of the Titans who led a revolt against the gods from Tartarus, creating the Gate of Darkness to allow the Titans to return to Earth.[13] Icarus tries to kill Rygar, but Rygar summons the spirit of Cerberus from his Diskarmor, prompting Icarus to muse, "will everything go according to the prophecy of Cronus?" He then flees.

In the Mausoleum of the Three Warriors, Rygar finds another Diskarmor, the Heaven Diskarmor, which is capable of summoning Talos. He then learns of the War of Cronus; after Cronus escaped Tartarus, the gods of heaven, the oceans, and the underworld forged three weapons named Diskarmors, giving them to three human warriors. These three warriors defeated Cronus, banishing him back to Tartarus and sealing the Gate of Darkness with the power of the Diskarmors.[14] One of them, the Warrior of the Sea, was Argo, founder of Argus.[15] The voice says that the Titans must want to revive Cronus, and urges Rygar to find the third Diskarmor, the Sea Diskarmor.

He does so, finding it to be capable of summoning a Siren. The voice then reveals herself to be Argo.[16] As Rygar heads to the Gate of Darkness's location in Mount Othrys, he is confronted by Echidna, Icarus's right-hand woman. She reveals her real name is Cleopatra, and after Rome invaded Egypt, her son Caesarion was killed, and so she ate the flesh of a Titan, becoming a Demon and vowing revenge against humanity.[17] However, when Rygar tells her that he has no childhood memories and is unaware of his true name, she muses to herself, "it can't be...perhaps it is...yes...your true name..." She then leaves and returns to Icarus. As she realises that Rygar is Caesarion, Icaurs says he knew all along, stabbing her, and explaining that he needed to manipulate her into fighting Rygar so as to fulfil Cronus's prophecy.[18]

Eventually, Rygar reaches the cave in Mount Orthys and confronts Icarus, who explains that the prophecy says when the three Diskarmors are used to open the Gate of Darkness, Cronus will be resurrected in the body of a "young lion who has killed his mother"; Rygar himself.[19] The spirit of Cronus then speaks, trapping Rygar in a beam of light. However, the wounded Echidna is able to release Rygar from the beam and toss him the Diskarmor before she is sucked into the Gate of Darkness. Rygar then realises that she is his mother.

Icarus flees with Harmonia and as Rygar pursues them, Argo explains that Icarus was once named Aristotle, and was one of the three warriors that fought Cronus, along with herself and Alexander, the Warrior of Heaven. After the defeat of Cronus, the Diskarmors were considered too powerful and were hidden away on Argus.[20] Years later, Alexander attacked Argus in an attempt to acquire the Diskarmors.[21] Aristotle defended Argus, but was betrayed by the people and banished into the Gate of Darkness.[22][23] In Tartarus, over hundreds of years, full of bitterness and despair, he allowed himself to be seduced by Cronus, becoming Icarus and vowing revenge against Argus.[24][25]

Rygar confronts Icarus, but as they prepare to fight, Argo inhabits Harmonia's body. She tells Icarus that Aristotle is still alive within him, and when she reveals that she secretly gave birth to Aristotle's child, Icarus rejects Cronus, creating a protective seal around Harmonia.[26] He then begs Rygar to kill him, and after he is transformed into Typhon by Cronus, the two fight, with Rygar proving successful.

Rygar then enters the Gate of Darkness and is confronted by Echidna, who is in the midst of being transformed into a monster by Cronus. Against her will, she attacks him, but he is able to defeat her. He is then confronted by Cronus himself. They too battle, but again, Rygar proves victorious. As he flees Tartarus, he finds the barely alive Echidna. He apologies for fighting her, but she forgives him and dies. He continues to flee but is caught in an explosion and is falling to the depths when he is saved by Icarus, who carries him to the Gate, allowing him to return to Argus. There, he sees Harmonia, and the two embrace.

Development

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Rumors of a Rygar remake began to spread in January 2002, when Tecmo confirmed that they were working on a new Ninja Gaiden game an untitles action-adventure game.[27] The game was confirmed in April, with Tecmo revealing it would be a PlayStation 2 exclusive. They also revealed it would incorporate elements of Greek mythology, and the cited films such as Clash of the Titans (1981) and Gladiator (2000) as influences.[28] Rygar was first shown at E3 in May 2002, when an FMV and a non-playable demo was shown.[29] At this stage of development, Rygar could use his fists for combat as well as the Diskarmor.[30] This ability was removed from the game's final build.

Remains from Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire were used as a reference to help design the world. At the start of production, in-house staff members traveled to Greece to look at subject matter.[31] Photographs were taken to help create textures. Autodesk 3ds Max was used to develop the stages and character models. The character models were then converted into Tecmo's original format and imported into Autodesk Softimage 3D to animate them. Model textures were edited in Adobe Photoshop. The opening movie began production before the game sections.[32]

Battle of Argus

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Much of the gameplay is the same, with a few new enemies added and a new Gladiator Mode that takes advantage of the gyrating Wii Remote. The biggest upgrade (or downgrade, depending on your taste) is with the visual design of the hero, who has a totally new look. The classic gladiator from the PlayStation 2 has been replaced with an anime-inspired hero straight out of Tetsuya Nomura's sketchbook. With spiky hair and revealing black and gray duds, our hero now has a look that feels totally out of place in the Greco-Roman universe. In The Battle of Argus, a "Gladiator Mode" was added to test the might and resilience of the player, pitting them against a grueling 30 level gauntlet. In this mode, players swing the Wii Remote with a combined button press to perform a total of three maneuvers. The standard story mode (or "Conquest Mode") integrates motion controls in a less-ambitious way, as the player has the option to finish a combo with a swing of the controller.[4]

Reception

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"a breathtaking masterpiece that gives Devil May Cry a run for its money as one of the best modern action-adventure titles of the early PlayStation 2 era."[50]

The initial release of the game on PlayStation 2 was met with very positive reception. Metacritic gave it a score of 83 out of 100.[36] It was a runner-up for GameSpot's annual "Best Music on PlayStation 2" and "Best Graphics (Artistic) on PlayStation 2" awards, which went to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Rez, respectively.[51] Rygar received a nomination for "Outstanding Achievement in Original Music Composition" during the AIAS' 6th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards.[52]

However, the Wii remake of the game, released 6 years later, received average reception, 52 out of 100 on Metacritic.[37] It received a score of 1 out of 5 stars by G4 and won Worst Remake in 2009.[citation needed]

Notes

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  1. ^ Ported to Wii by Team Tachyon.
  2. ^ Japanese: アルゴスの戦士, Hepburn: Argus no Senshi
  3. ^ Japanese: アルゴスの戦士: マッスルインパクト, Hepburn: Arugosu No Senshi: Massuru Inpakuto

References

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  11. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Colosseo. The Legend of the Titans: gods, the masters of light, and Titans, the masters of darkness, were born at the same time as the sky and land were created. Titans were ugly, distorted creatures because their only pursuits were to attack, devour, kill, and breed. The gods detested the Titans and exiled them into Tartarus. The gods made humans by giving life to clay dolls they created in image of themselves. Though the Titans were long dead, their shadow filled the earth with evil and darkness. Amongst the humans, there came some who pledged their loyalty to darkness by eating the few remaining bodies that were left of the Titans on earth. Those weak in mind became mindless Titans. Those who had strong minds became new members of the family of darkness. They had the body of Titans and the reason of humans. They are what we call Demons.
  12. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Introduction. Voice: Those accursed beings are Titans, the spawn of darkness. They once struggled against the gods to reign supreme on earth. Would you risk your life to fight them? / Rygar: I would never turn down a fight against evil. / Voice: That is good. If indeed, you are the one who was destined to come here, I think you are ready for the Diskarmor, the battle shield of the gods which can be used only by one who knows the true meaning of battle.
  13. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Elysion Shrine. The Rebellion of Cronus: After being exiled to the hell of Tartarus, the Titans continued their vicious cycle of killing and breeding. But with the appearance of a master, the chaos was brought to an end. Cronus, the god of darkness, appeared. Though he is a son of Gaia, he is both brutal and cunning. He was exiled to Tartarus along with the Titans. He is an angry god. With his power and wisdom, he succeeded in creating the Gate of Darkness, a portal on Mount Othrys which connects hell to Earth.
  14. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Elysion Shrine. The Rebellion of Cronus: The three great gods who control heaven, the oceans, and Hades, gave their Diskarmors to three carefully chosen human warriors so they could seal the Gate of Darkness. After overcoming many obstacles, the three warriors, aided by the holy beasts lodged within their Diskarmors, succeeding in destroying the Titans and the body of Cronus by smashing the crater of Mt. Orthys.
  15. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Labyrinthos Palace. The Dynasty of Argus: The Warrior of the Sea, the most popular among the three warriors, was known for her kindness of heart. She was much praised as an Aphrodite by the god of the sea. She was granted the island of Argus as her home.
  16. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Poseidonia Shrine. Argo: I was once called the Warrior of the Sea, Argo. I am here to support you. / Rygar: The founder of Argus? Now I understand. The voice that has led me here was yours.
  17. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Labyrinthos Palace. Echidna: Argus became a colony of Rome, and then it invaded my land; Egypt. Argus took my life and everything I held dear. Previously, my name was Cleopatra. Egypt was covered in glory and it was the first battle of my son, Caesarion. Before I died, I ate the flesh of a Titan. I became an evil one and ruined Argus. Because my son was already dead, I have never regretted abandoning the world of humans. I will bring the Titans' world to this earth. I am a shrine maiden of vengeance.
  18. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Mount Othrys. Echidna: Caesarion is still alive and is now the Warrior of Argus. / Icarus: Taking away their memories and making a mother and her child fight each other. Why does a god show such heartlessness? / Echidna: Stop talking nonsense. You knew everything from the beginning. / Icarus: Correct. I allowed you to join the Titans because the prophecy will only come to pass [he stabs her] with your death.
  19. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Mount Othrys. Icarus: The young lion will kill his mother and revive as the King of Kings. By opening the Gate of Darkness with the three Diskarmors, and by the soul of Cronus within your body, which I have trained, the prophecy will be fulfilled.
  20. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Labyrinthos Palace. The Dynasty of Argus: After the three warriors sealed Cronus into darkness, since the awesome powers of the Diskarmors far exceeded that of mortal humans, the three warriors carried them to a shrine where they were sealed away forever.
  21. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Elysion Shrine. Alexander's Diary: I cannot even imagine that my master, Aristotle, would summon Cronus, the god of darkness, to bring disaster upon the world. But I have an epitaph in 'the castle of the sky' [...] I wonder if 'the immortality' that my master embraced has affected his mind. With just this epitaph as evidence, I cannot question my master. So, what am I to do now? In any event, it is too dangerous to leave the Diskarmors on the island where my master lives. What I will do may appear to be 'an evil deed' for anyone who observes it. Here, I write what I have to keep in my mind forever.
  22. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Arcadia. Argo: Aristotle is waiting for you up ahead. He was once a mighty warrior of Hades. / Rygar: Who is he? / Argo: The power of the Diskarmors, too much for any human, caused all the strife. Diskarmors ruined his life. The Warrior of Heaven, Alexander, who was once our comrade, attacked Argus to acquire the Diskarmors that had been hidden to ensure world peace after the War of Cronus. So Aristotle joined me in defending Argus. But because the people of Argus were so afraid of Alexander, they turned against Aristotle.
  23. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Mount Othrys. Soldier of Alexander Diary: Two months have passed since our king, Alexander, began his invasion of Argus. The enemy adviser made fierce resistance with his small but determined army. The enemy queen, Argo, was continuously singing to heal her exhausted soldiers. Her voice was filled with love and showed her determination. But this morning, her song stopped. Those who were afraid of the wrath of Alexander raised a rebellion against their rulers. Queen Argo and her adviser were captured and very quickly the war was over. The adviser was attacked and scorned by the people for his continued refusal to surrender. All blame for the disaster was heaped upon his shoulders. As punishment, his will, his strength and his tongue were taken from him. He came to resemble one of the living dead. When Alexander saw him, he was shocked at the transfiguration. He then banished him from the land and quickly departed. The adviser's name was Aristotle. He was a great philosopher and the very master of our king. The dismay and regret of our king make it doubtful this battle will ever be recorded in any formal document. I am just a lowly commander ordered to seal the exiled advisor in the Gate of Darkness on Mt. Othrys.
  24. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Mount Othrys. The Oath: For many hundreds of years the blood of Titans, dripping from a tiny opening in the Gate of Darkness, has fallen into the mouth that I am unable to close anymore. It has made me a Demon. There is no answer. Cronus throws words of flattery from inside the Gate of Darkness. I feel a power welling up in my body whenever my heart is drawn to the darkness. After the passing of so many years, the chain of my reason has rusted. What does this body, stained with the darkness, want? Revenge. That is what I desire. Revenge on the descendants of Argus who offered me up as a sacrifice. They did this to me even though I gave my very life to protect them. Not only my life, I gave them everything I had. My knowledge had nothing to do with Argo. My name is no longer Aristotle. I swear I will revive Cronus.
  25. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Mount Othrys. Temptation's Voice: I hear the curse words of Cronus from the Gate of Darkness. "Look at yourself. You have preached a belief in the innate goodness of man as you served on Argus Island. What then has become of you? Those who kept themselves from harm blamed you as the cause of the disaster. They married Alexander to Argo and sang the praises of their life of ease while you were bound and tormented with suffering. It is the true nature of mankind. They are not different from us, the Titans, they are the pure fruits of greed. Argo has turned traitor to you. You know well that your beloved wife sleeps with the pupil who betrayed you. Then why do you still not understand the true nature of mankind?" Whenever I hear Cronus's curse words, I feel as if I do not know my own mind. How long will these hellish days be repeated?
  26. ^ Tecmo (2003). Rygar: The Legendary Adventure. Tecmo. Level/area: Arcadia. Icarus: I know that voice. Is that you Argo? / Argo: Through her blood, I am talking to you. / Icarus: Stop it. Aristotle no longer exists. Not anymore. / Argo: Yes he does. You are still here. / Icarus: My body has become that of an evil one, and my reasoning has descended into darkness. What do you think remains? / Argo: Your soul is still alive. It is a part of Argo. / Icarus: What? / Argo: In my body flows the blood of the Warrior of Hades, whom Argo once loved and tried to save. / Icarus: It can't be...Argo had my child? / Cronus: Don't hesitate. Kill him. / Icarus: No, I will protect the princess because she is my descendent. She has the blood of Argo and I running through her veins.
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