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CIMA: The Enemy (GBA)

Description: Manufacturer: Natsume / Genre: Role-Playing / ESRB Rating: E - (Everyone) / Max. Number Of Players: 1 / ESRB ... more

CIMA: The Enemy (GBA) ... Descriptor: Violence / ESRB Descriptor: Animated Blood / Release Date: November, 2003

Newest Review: ... CIMA forces. The graphics are presented from an isometric perspective which remain easy to follow throughout the various ... more

... dungeons and other settings. The character detailing is excellent and contains a sense of Japanese anime influence. The very cartoon-like miniature characters are very easy to differentiate between and each feature easy to see facial features. The audio is a necessary aspect of this title as the player can designate certain areas for specific players to travel to; such as assigning one character to go to a nearby switch and the remainder of the party to attack assorted aliens. A loud audible beep with signal when spe...more

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CIMA: The Enemy (GBA) (476 words)
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"CIMA: The Enemy" is a video game released for the Gameboy Advance console in 2003 by Natsume. It is a roleplaying game which fuses both magical fantasy and science fiction elements. In the United States, the game received a rating of "E" by the ESRB panel which deemed it suitable for all ages. The storyline surrounding the title is both unique and interesting. In it, players must control a large party of characters and move within the depths of a dungeon to release held prisoners. The world has been enslaved by an alien race known as the "CIMA" who harvest energy from human beings in periods of longing or hope. It is the CIMA's ... Read the complete review