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Breath of Fire 2

The second installment of game always seems better, because you can tell that the developers learn their lessons on what not to do (although that doesn’t seem the case for all games). Breath of Fire 2  is a role-playing video game developed and published by Capcom. Breath of Fire as the sequel does everything  right and learnt what they did wrong with the original. The game is a far more engrossing and a captivating experience overall.


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