RPG fans who played the first two Breath of Fire games on the Super NES may not recognize the third installment of the series. That's because it's coming out for the PlayStation, and the game is played entirely in a richly detailed 3-D environment.

If you can ignore Final Fantasy VII, Breath of Fire 3 is by far the best-looking of the new batch of PlayStation RPGs. Playing the game is like playing a conventional, three-fourths-perspective RPG. except the graphics can be rotated around the main, sprite-based characters to uncover hidden enemies and secret passages. This ability to shift the camera's view makes the environment more interactive with the adventurers. Now players have to pay attention to the scenery rather than just walk through it.

Breath of Fire 3's plot isn't a continuation of the previous games, although it is set in the same world of Dragon Clans and evil super beings. Players control Ryu, a young man with a very strange childhood. It seems that Ryu was once a baby dragon. The game opens with a couple of miners stumbling across Ryu in his tiny dragon form. Ryu is encased in a gem, and the miners blast him free. They capture the baby dragon and put him on a train, but he shakes his cage off the train and escapes. He turns into a little boy and is adopted by a family in a village.

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Ryu spends the rest of the game trying to figure out who he is and where he came from. His quest will take him across oceans, over deserts and through forests as he learns how he is related to the legendary Dragon Clan.

Besides its spectacular 3-D graphics, Breath of Fire 3 plays much like other RPGs. It's loaded with cut scenes, battles are turn-based, and Ryu (and the other characters who join him in his quest) can use a variety of magic attacks and weapons. Still, Breath of Fire 3 is the first RPG to take full advantage of the PlayStation's polygon-crunching power.

Breath of Fire IV on Steam should happens at any moment, since it has a PC version.I would like to ask CAPCOM to bring Breath of Fire III to PC too (my 2nd favorite bof):pI will love to see Breath of Fire III & IV on Steam, with enhanced graphics and with widescreen support, if possible. XDI also wish to see a remake or reboot of the 1st Breath of Fire, it would be so epic.:DSo, any fans of bof here? What is your favorite bof game?My favorite bof is the bof IV.:)Any bof on steam for me is equal 'Shut up and take my money, CAPCOM'Here some musics for this topic xD. Originally posted by:oh boy I love with a passion BOFIII it is quite simply magical.

The music, the art, the characters, the locations, a freaking giant talking onion. It's all in there. Yep, BOFIII is EPIC.:DThat scene ^^Garr: That kid I'm going to be fighting. Where did he come from?

How did he get so strong?Balio: Well.it's like this. He looks like any other kid. But he's really a dragon.Sunder: Hey, he's nothing for you to worry about, right? I mean.he's just a kid, yeah? D'you think maybe Garr here's. Scared?Garr glances at SunderSunder: Whoa! It was just a joke!Balio: Now, now, Garr We's just telling you to be careful, see?