Dragon Booster is an animated ABC Kids show about a futuristic civilization where humans and dragons coexistand race for some reason. Regardless of how improbable it might seem, racing dragons sounds like it could be a decent premise for a video game. Brother Sun Sister Moon Rapidshare. Apparently Konami thought so, at least, because it has published a racing game for the Nintendo DS based on the show. However, Dragon Booster the game is only a racing game in the most basic sense. There is a starting line and a finishing line, and the objective is to make it to the end of the course before your opponents do.

Other than that there isn't much actual racing involved. You have no direct control over the speed of your dragon, and steering is automatic. Microcode Studio Plus Crack more. The result is a hollow and utterly joyless rail shooter with some ancillary racing tenets tacked on, and it's one that should be avoided by even the most devout fans of the show. You've heard it a million times: The world is on the brink of a massive war and the only way to stop it is by racing magical dragons. The story behind Dragon Booster is a poor attempt at imitating some of the anime-inspired kids' shows that have been successful in the past. The world in Dragon Booster is inhabited by dragons and humans, who live in symbiosis thanks to some cosmic energy transfer between the two species. Eventually the humans began to exploit the dragons and they started breeding specialized dragons to be used to build cities and create all kinds of powerful weapons.