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I personally loved Earthbound. Was so hooked to that game back in grade school.
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FoieGras
Canada270 Posts
http://mother3.fobby.net/ I personally loved Earthbound. Was so hooked to that game back in grade school. | ||
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epidion
United States316 Posts
FF6 - best Final Fantasy made Front Mission - similar to Final Fantasy Tactics. Story is pretty weak but the battles are so much fun. Secret of Mana - all around fun game. More fun with a friend I think Secret of Evermore - hilarious dialogue, real time RPG (not turn based) Illusion of Gaia - fun game but can get frustrating when you can't figure something out Ogre Battle - I love the idea of deploying units and loosely controlling them. Xenogears - fun to do combinations in battle and has a good story Earthbound - pretty goofy story but overall a classic Chrono Trigger/Chrono Cross - both classics of course Lufia I/II - get a bit old after a while but fun to play around with I'm definitely a person who gets about halfway into a game and gets bored once it hits a certain spot. For example, once FF6 goes all apocalypse I usually quit. I tend to re-play the beginning of games in cycles. But for all the ones I've never finished, I'd like to soon. | ||
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byChris
United States99 Posts
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Eti307
Canada3442 Posts
On July 24 2008 01:15 Taiche wrote: If you have a PSP, there's a nice RPG I am playing currently which is named Tales of Eternia. I bought this on ebay for my psp. It didn't came out in America so I had to import the european version. Fortunately it works with us psp  Such nostalgy, I remember playing this game 2-3 times on my ps1 (was Tales of Destiny 2 on the ps1) Once I'm done with Valkyrie Profile:Lenneth and Final Fantasy Tactics I'll surely import Breath of Fire 3 too, I know europeans have a psp version and not us | ||
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TonyL2
England1953 Posts
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
On July 24 2008 06:59 TonyL2 wrote: Oh yea, if I get games like Arc The Lad 2, Breath of Fire 3 and Star Ocean 2 etc, does it matter that I haven't played the first ones? I haven't played it personally, but a quick search tells me Arc The Lad 2 is a direct continuation of the original. Breath of Fire is in the same universe as the first two (and arguably the 4th), but there is little connection between the games. There's always a main character called Ryu (not related) with dragon powers, a female lead called Nina usually from a place called Windia (they're not the same place/people between iterations), and in the first 4 there's a minor recurring character called Deis (Bleu). In BoF3 they make an offhand reference to the first game at one point, that's all. Star Ocean 2's main male protagonist is the son of a playable character in the first Star Ocean. You see said playable character (father) in Star Ocean 2 in a minor plot role, but everything else is entirely unrelated other than the universe, which is something of a Star Trek homage. So it really depends on the series and the game. | ||
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Pangolin
United States1035 Posts
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