I spent more to get this with it's case/manual and it in good condition and that's exactly what I got. The disc/case looked brand new, and it works perfectly. It was packaged snug in a box with an excess of bubble wrap. I'm not an avid collector, but this was my favorite game growing up, so it's nice to have a quality copy. Thank you for your care with your product!

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S. Woo

Overated - Give it a pass. (Try Suikoden 1 & 2 instead)

Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2003

I recently played this game and I'm pretty disappointed with it. Battle Hunter is a simple, easy to master game. However, it lacks a good story line. In a nutshell, you play a "hunter" who gets paid to search for items (or persons) in the dungeons. As you level up, you are given a prime mission each time. When you don't, you are just given ordinary mission to search for ordinary items. You are paid each time you retrieve it.
There are a number of crates containing items in the dungeons but each time you enter the dungeons, there will always be 3 other hunters there too. The item you need to search for is placed randomly in any crates and the dungeon maps are randomly selected too. You can only exit the dungeon if you've obtained the item you were told to search for, if the other hunters found it and exits or if the dungeon boss knocks out the hunter (or you) with the item.
After a few games, dungeon battles becomes boring as it is very repetitive. Your rate of a successful attack depends on random cards play (dice roll) and special cards you can collect and use. Unlike normal RPG games where one gains better attack and special moves, Battle Hunter gives you only one standard way of attack. To make things worse, there's no option to turn off battles by other hunters. So you force to watch all the other battles takes place that are of no concern to you. This is a major waste of time in my opinion.
While you can get go to the hospital to heal your HPs or pay to level up. The only thing you find yourself doing mostly is going into the dungeons to search for items.
The game tries to make it more interesting by having various items for you to identify. Most of which you can sell for money, others like weapons and armor you can use yourself. Some of these items are floppy disks containing BGs (Background or wallpaper). Once you have identified them, you can select it as the background for the game.
I would only recommend this game for kids or for those who want to try new genre of games. For the avid RPG gamers, you can give this a pass.

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WikkidSiccness

Pristine

Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2021

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This product was delivered to me hassle free and was just as the description said. Not a single scratch! It's nice to have a mint copy of one of my favorite childhood games to play again. Very pleased with this seller. Recommend every time.

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this game is the worst!

Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2002

I bought this game a little after i got my ps1,and not only does this game frustrate you and make you want to turn it off,but nothing really is happening,no actual storyline.I couldnt even stand going through 2 stages,which might i add are seemingly pointless since most of the time the item you want is right next 2 you when you start out,and all you have to do is touch the exit....its obviously the worst rpg of all time!along side with time stalkers(dc).never ever buy this game,the only one decent thing is some of the characters look kind of(i said kind of)kewl looking,but not really that great.this is the hugest disgrace to rpg's!might i add its not really an rpg,a1 just labeled it that,cuz they are the worst video game producing company.they spend about 3 days on each game.stay away from all a1 titles!

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Aaron Childrey

Nice game

Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2022

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Every round is different and requires strategy

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XxGrimSamuraixX

Great game from the past, yet won’t read in tray

Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2018

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Can’t get game to work on my ps2 :/

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Kindle Customer

Not the Greatest RPG

Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2009

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First, let me say I'm something of a fan of A1 games, the people who put this game out. Back in the day, they put out a line of bargain-basement games for the PS 1. They had some Interesting shooters, so I thought I'd try their one RPG. I tend to like RPGs, but this sure isn't any Final Fantasy or Fallout. I found it boreing and a bit silly. If you can get it cheap, give it a try, otherwise pass it by.

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Amazon Customer

Decent Party Game

Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2003

All the people that gave it one star, first realise that the "Role-Playing Game" on the top is a misnomer. An RPG demands that you play a role (duh), which demands that a storyline exists. This game does not have a bad storyline-it completely lacks one. Anyways, while this game can become dull when playing solo, with a multitap and three friends, it becomes hilarious. Battle Hunter, at the very least, is unique.

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