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==Reception and legacy==

Suikoden III would earn a 31/40 score from ''Weekly Famitsu'' on its release, giving the game a Silver Hall of Fame status as a result.

Suikoden III would earn a 31/40 score from ''Weekly Famitsu'' on its release, giving the game a Silver Hall of Fame status as a result and marking it as the highest rated title in the series to that point.

Overseas, coverage of the game would begin in early 2002. The November 2002 issue of ''Electronic Gaming Monthly'' would note that past Suikoden titles held high gameplay and story standards for this new game to live up to and, while noting that Suikoden III could not compete in production values with the likes of Final Fantasy X, would hopefully hold its own through warmth and charm.

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 ==Reception and legacy==
-Suikoden III would earn a 31/40 score from ''Weekly Famitsu'' on its release, giving the game a Silver Hall of Fame status as a result.
+Suikoden III would earn a 31/40 score from ''Weekly Famitsu'' on its release, giving the game a Silver Hall of Fame status as a result and marking it as the highest rated title in the series to that point.
 Overseas, coverage of the game would begin in early 2002. The November 2002 issue of ''Electronic Gaming Monthly'' would note that past Suikoden titles held high gameplay and story standards for this new game to live up to and, while noting that Suikoden III could not compete in production values with the likes of Final Fantasy X, would hopefully hold its own through warmth and charm.