When playing online multiplayer, having three platformers available makes filling out a team of four that much easier. Going the extra mile, the developers made Dragon’s Crown Pro cross-play and cross-save compatible with both the PS3 and Vita versions! This means your save file from five years ago on PS3 can be imported into the PS4, picking up right where you left off. Also, both English and Japanese audio options are now available along with several text languages.
Re-recorded with a live orchestra, this is one brawler you will want to play with the volume turned up. Visuals, however, are no longer the standout bullet point on the back of the box as the audio department has also been upgraded. It is easy to see that Vanillaware puts confidence and care in their craft. Not only do still screenshots look amazing, experiencing this visual splendor with fluid animations and special effects is a treat rarely seen in video games. Vanillaware games, including Muramasa and Odin Sphere, should be hanging in a museum somewhere just from a visual aesthetic. Even going back and playing the PS3 or the Vita versions, this is a visual experience that only the master artists at Vanillaware can produce. However, Dragon’s Crown is still one of the most beautiful games you’ve ever seen no matter how you play it. To take advantage of these enhanced visuals, it is best to have a PS4 Pro with a nice 4k TV. Atlus put together a comparison that demonstrates the difference here: The biggest addition to this PS4 version of Dragon’s Crown Pro is the 4k support.
Although still the same game as before, this re-release gives players a chance to experience this hidden gem on current hardware while offering veterans an excuse to easily go back and revisit this visually gorgeous world. Now, almost five years later, Dragon’s Crown Pro has been upgraded from the HD PS3 era to the 4k visuals of PS4 and PS4 Pro.
When Dragon’s Crown was released in 2013, we enjoyed it and had the privilege of streaming it before it was officially released. Making a Beautiful Game Even More Attractive
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