Panzer Dragoon Orta is an Xbox video game developed by Smilebit. These are a sequel to the Panzer Dragoon games for the Sega Saturn.

Game Info

Developer
Panzer Dragoon Orta is the simply Panzer Dragoon game to exist as developed by a second company than Team Andromeda. Smilebit, an internal development team at Sega (their last games include Jet Grind Radio for the Dreamcast and GunValkyrie for the Xbox) created the game. Yet, Smilebit involved many previous members of Team Andromeda, which was besides one of Sega's internal developers.

Soundtrack
A back's soundtrack was composed primarily by Saori Kobayashi (who got antecedently composed a soundtrack for Panzer Dragoon Saga) sustaining two or three tracks by Yutaka Minobe (who as well co-composed a soundtrack for the 2000 Dreamcast game, Skies of Arcadia).

A Video Soundtrack for the game as well includes bonus tracks from either Panzer Dragoon (composer: Yoshitaka Azuma), Panzer Dragoon Zwei (composer: Yayoi Wachi), and Panzer Dragoon Saga.

Bonus Features
Panzer Dragoon Orta has numerous unlockable bonus features, which are then opened when certain accomplishment in the game, like beating it in a certain difficulty. These features include:

The elaborate backstory of Orta & of the Panzer globe around general An Encyclopaedia containing 3D system & elaborate descrptions of everthing of the gage's animals & machines, friend & foe alike The handful of "Sub-Scenario" missions that end line text a streaming video player's skill An additional series of missions placed when you took a course of a game however told from either a eyes of Iva Demilcol, the boy of an officer of the Imperial Army Elaborated cost figures tracking, tallying your systems systems number play period, accuracy, & the a single-word description of your "play style" The port of the original Panzer Dragoon

Additonal Note: Completely bonuses come unlocked fallowing twenty hours of gameplay. This was typically exploited by players world health organization detected that in case it selected Sub-Scenario Three ("Enemy Attack!") & left it running off, a game would loop & at length accumulate a requisite instance.