Dragon Drive: D-Masters Shot
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| Developer | Treasure |
| Publisher | Bandai |
| Composer | Toshiya Yamanaka |
| Platform | GameCube |
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| Genre | Third-person shooter |
| Modes | Single-player, multiplayer |
Dragon Drive: D-Masters Shot is a third-person shooter for the GameCube released in 2003 by Treasure. It is based on the Dragon Drive series and was only released in Japan.
Gameplay
[edit | edit source]Dragon Drive is an aerial combat game, set primarily in large, outdoor arenas where players had to face several waves of enemies. With multi-directional dash and lock on abilities, the game has sometimes drawn comparisons to the Zone of the Enders series.
The game also has a handful of rail shooter levels, drawing frequent comparisons to Sega's Panzer Dragoon series, but these comprise only a very small portion of the game.
Reception
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External links
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