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Abstract: Many regard The Wizard of Oz as a literary classic; the story of Dorothy and her adventures in Oz have proven to be an enjoyable read for children of all ages for decades. Dorothy’s adventures have also translated well to the visual medium, as the film...
Abstract: The graphics in this game have a very Japanese anime style to them. This is highly apparent when you compare Dorothy’s outfit in the game to that of the classic movie. The game is that of an above the knee lacy blue dress with a giant red bow on the fr...
Abstract: Wizard of Oz: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road is a role-playing game that attempts to immerse you into L. Frank Baum's timeless novel. It's successful at some points, employing a pleasant soundtrack, familiar characters, and a charming exterior to enchant...
Abstract: Upon hearing about The Wizard of Oz: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road (we'll call it WoZ), an RPG set in the classic universe and developed by Media Vision, the folks behind the last few (and pretty well-received) Wild Arms games, I was quite excited -- th...
The Wizard of Oz: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road is a wonderfully creative take on the classic story that executes itself with ample amounts of charm and playability. The RPG elements might be a lighter than more seasoned players expect, and the touch s...
Abstract: The Wizard of Oz name probably brings to mind memories of the Lollipop guild and catchy tunes from somewhere over the rainbow. XSEED's role-playing game on DS uses the fondly remembered franchise's moniker, but it seems to have taken the mantra "follow...
The controls are easy to use and the classic turn-based RPG style of gameplay will appeal to fans of the genre.
Repetitive battles are boring; Wizard of Oz references are out of place with the Japanese-style graphics and dialogue.
I would recommend this game to experienced RPG fans who want something light to play on the side but anyone expecting a worthwhile journey through Dorothy’s adventures will walk away disappointed. ...
