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Plot-wise, things that were interesting start to be a little more interesting, and you get a hint of some bigger plot. Around chapter 40-ish the art starts to get a little better, though the characters can hardly ever seem to keep their both or even either of their eyes open. The first 20 chapters seem like every cliche 'gate' and 'hunter' manga/manhwa meshed into one, with terrible art to boot. The author has no idea what they're doing. Retrieved June 19, 2015.Edited Review: Honestly, it's something to waste some time on if you're bored, but it's nothing outstanding and here's why: ^ 'Where did the Video Games site go?'.^ 'Lupin the Third: Treasure of the Sorcerer King: Playstation 2 (PS2) Reviews - The Armchair Empire'.^ Play Magazine, JPN Import Mar 2003, p.63.^ 'Lupin the 3rd: Treasure of the Sorcerer King'.

#I am the sorcerer king manga publication ps2

'Lupin the 3rd: Treasure Of The Sorceror King - PS2 - Review'. ^ 'GameSpy: Lupin the 3rd: Treasure of the Sorcerer King - '.'Lupin the 3rd: Treasure of the Sorcerer King Review - GameSpot'. Archived from the original on August 8, 2009. ^ 'Lupin the Third: Treasure of the Sorceror King Review for PS2 from 1UP.com'.'Lupin the Third: Treasure Of the Sorcerer King Review'. Treasure of the Sorcerer King Game Reviews Game Informer listed Treasure of the Sorcerer King as one of the best video games based on a manga or anime series. Alex Navarro of CNET Networks praised the game for its voice acting, soundtrack, and level of faithfulness to the source material, but criticized it for its poor graphics and weak enemy AI.

#I am the sorcerer king manga publication series

The game was praised for its spot-on portrayal of the series as well as its graphical and audio design, but was criticized for uneven, clunky gameplay and less-than-stellar enemy AI, with review source X-Play giving 'an example where you can crawl into a chest while being chased and the enemy will immediately forget where you are'. Lupin the 3rd: Treasure of the Sorcerer King received mixed reviews. Herudenrītoshurosu bā 'Kafuka' Sakusen no Nochi/Heldenliedhemp Palms: Bar 'Kafka' After a Strategy Hannevaruto jō Kumikyoku/Kita Tsubasa Minami Tsubasa kan Daiseidō~Kyūōkyū~Hakubutsukan/Castle Suite: North Wing South Wing Building, Sanctuary, Old Royal Palace, Museum Gorudengasse #Wan Ressha nai~gai/Goldengasse #1 Rupan Sansei no Tēma '79/Theme of Lupin the Third '79

The soundtrack was released as Lupin the Third: The Legacy of the Magic King Original Soundtrack ( ルパン三世魔術王の遺産, Rupan Sansei Majutsu-Ou no Isan) by Vap on December 21, 2002. The opening theme for the game was 1979 version of the Lupin the 3rd theme, and the closing theme was a song called ' Yakusoku'. The game's soundtrack was composed of compositions by Yuji Ohno, who has done most of the music for the anime series. Music Lupin the Third: The Legacy of the Magic King Original Soundtrack In Japanese, Zenigata was voiced by Yumeji Kobayashi, while in English, he was voiced by Jake Martin.

Inspector Koichi Zenigata: Chases Lupin wherever he goes.

In Japanese, Theodore was voiced by Shoji Shimamura, while in English, he was voiced by George C.

Theodore Hannewald: A Castle Curator who has a hidden agenda.

In Japanese, Teresa was voiced by Ruruko Minagawa, while in English, she was voiced by Kay Jensen.

Teresa Faust: A character who is the center of the entire game.

In Japanese, Fujiko was voiced by Shio, while in English, she was voiced by Michelle Ruff.

Fujiko Mine: A cunning thief and Lupin's love interest.

In Japanese, Goemon was voiced by Jiro Bandai, while in English, he was voiced by Brandon Jones.

Goemon Ishikawa XIII: A descendant of the Ishikawa family, a group of thieves.

In Japanese, Jigen was voiced by Ryo Nakagawa, while in English, he was voiced by Richard George. He carries his Smith & Wesson 45 Magnum wherever he goes. In Japanese, Lupin was voiced by Shinzen Okada, while in English, he was voiced by Rafael Antonio.

Arsène Lupin III: The Master thief, constantly being pursued by his ICPO nemesis, Inspector Zenigata.

In one level, the player must play a shoot 'em up style mini-game featuring an SD version of Fujiko. Within these levels the paths and results differ only slightly. In two other levels, players are given the option of playing as either Jigen or Goemon. For the most part players are given the role of Lupin.