The thing about Panzer Dragoon Orta is that it's simple yet deep. The game pulls off this technique quite well, making it a very open ended game for a rail-shooter. If you can't kill them in the time limit (which the game never tells you) you'll go on to the next area by taking the default Path A. For example, if you are in an area that has a few stationary targets, chances are that you will have to destroy every target in the area to take path B. Panzer Dragoon Orta tries to be more open-ended by giving you a few paths to take but to take a different path, you have to accomplish an objective. In a rail-shooter, you follow a specific path and shoot at any enemies that are on your screen. For example, normally in most games, there are a few paths you can take which will ultimately alter the end of the level or the weapons you find and so forth. A rail shooter is a game that has you shooting at everything you see, but you don't get to decide where to go. For those of you who don't know what a rail-shooter is, here is a brief explanation. It's the gameplay, sound and graphics that make it a classic. The story alone makes the game an already good one. Orta had been in jail her entire life before the Dragon had rescued her. The story seems basic at first but it's a spectacular one to say the least. They get awfully close to getting her but the Dragon (that i call Dragoon because it's appropriate) saves her at the last second and tells her to get on his back and escape the city. At the beginning, all you know is that the dragons were sent to destroy or capture a girl named Orta from a guard tower. At first, you don't know why but Panzer Dragoon fills in the rest later on. Panzer Dragoon Orta starts off by treating you to a spectacular cutscene that shows a couple of airships flying towards a city and to attack it with their Dragonmares. This game will go down in History as one of the last amazing rail-shooters ever made. This game is Panzer Dragoon Orta and it is, without a doubt, the best game in the Panzer Dragoon Series. The series then dissapeared for 5 years until, finally, a 4th part of the series was made.
The next year Panzer Dragoon I was ported to the PC and then it made it's last appearance on the Sega Saturn in 1998 as Panzer Dragoon Saga, which got a 9.2. The sequel came only a year later, titled "Panzer Dragoon II Zwei". The first Panzer Dragoon was a launch title for the Sega Saturn and it was arguably the best of the system's launch. By leafsfreak | Review Date: AugThe Panzer Dragoon Series has been around for quite a while.
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