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Any body living in the 80s probably remembers the movie Dragonheart. It's about Sir Bowen an aging knight ( Dennis Quaid ) who is the teacher, combat trainer, and protector of Prince Einon. Sir Bowen was to teach him about the "Ancient Code" of knights, but after receiving half of a dragons heart to save his life he became evil. Sir Bowen was then banished from the realm and went on a quest to kill all remaining dragons. When he finally found the last living dragon, ( Draco ) he discovered that it was the same one that saved the evil Prince. Eventually they become friends and ------- well you know the rest. ( at least you should ) The only reason I told the basic story line is because the game Dragonheart: Fire & Steal follows the movie quite well. ( unlike most movie based games ) This game at first seemed a bit lame, ( I don't trust movie based games ) but within a few min. it became a very deep, fun, and involved game. If I had to complain at all about Dragonheart it would be the control, it could be tightened up a bit but it's still not too bad. Oh yeah, watch out for the dark spots on the ground or in the caves, they are actually pits you fall in and then die! "Aaaurrgh" It happened to me a lot at first. You also have to be careful and not be quick to judge the folks you meet. An annoying person may prove to be heaven sent, and the next harmless looking figure will attack you, you just never know! All of the movie characters are here. There's The twerp Prince ( now King ) Einon, Draco, Kara, Felton, Bro. Gilbert, Brok, and all the other dragon-slayers. There is a slough of enemies to fight and dragons to kill, especially King Einon and his lackeys. But don't be afraid, you have lots of cool weapons to slay the baddies with. Like: your trusty sword, many sword upgrades, bow & arrows, exploding arrows, three-way arrows, armor upgrades, and the dragon call horn. You use it to call your bud Draco with, cool! He helps you in many ways, and you get to ride him in a 3-D rendered on-rail flight level. ( very cool ) The part I'm not fond of is the endurance bar. If you fight a lot at one time ( and you will ) your meter dwindles and then you have to rest. It's aggravating when you're resting and getting the crap knocked out of you at the same time, Aaaurrggh! There's gold to collect, shops to spend it in, power-ups, maps, and everything you need to complete your quest. The graphics are great, the music and FX are top notch, and this game just rocks. Acclaim did it again! Dragonheart is absolutely a must have game for any Sega Saturn library! " Happy dragon hunting "
