We’d think that with great power comes great responsibility - as a wise man once said to a fledging superhero - but Shining Force EXA’s Toma could care less about the fates of rival countries Noswald and Fyrlandt. At least that’s what it seems like when plucky, young Toma yanks the Shining Force – the most powerful sword in the land – out of a rocky cavern all King Arthur-style and is bestowed not only said great power but a freakin’ castle – the appropriately titled “Geo Fortress.” And he is not the least bit humble, but then again, Toma has some growing up to do…
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