You should really give it a spin, if you haven’t done so yet. It boasts better combat system (this time fighting with spears rather than a flute) and it has a open world map (actually two, since this Earth is a hollow world with two sides).
You should really give it a spin, if you haven’t done so yet. It boasts better combat system (this time fighting with spears rather than a flute) and it has a open world map (actually two, since this Earth is a hollow world with two sides).
Why do people seem to think that “I made this work” translates to “Everyone can make this work.”
YES! I loved me some Actraiser 1&2, Soul Blazer, and Illusion of Gaia. What made Illusion so cool was transforming into different warriors as the quest moved along.
Which is why I am very happy to have most ads displayed on pages but refuse to turn on ads on Gawker.
Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia were some of my favorite SNES games. Shame we haven’t seen more like those in years
If there’s anyone out there that actually thinks being poor is simple, then they deserve a right punch in the face.
Some think that being poor is simple. You don’t have enough money to buy a lot of stuff, so you’re forced to buy…
“She may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts, kid.”
I loved E.V.O.
EVO was the shit! Though getting the best end by evolving into the weakest creature (human) was damn-near impossible for child-me.
Evo was super neat. Not familiar with the other one
None of the Enix action RPGs ever got the love they deserve. To this day, I contend that Soul Blazer was among the best games ever released. Act Raiser was an odd combination of Sim City meets Super Star Wars. And Illusion of Gaia had one of the most interesting plot lines.
<3 Terranigma.
Thank you. It’s too bad the writer couldn’t be bothered to have saved you the trouble.
I was irritated enough to come here to post this. Glad I wasn’t the only one.
A list, why not:
Which is why I consider the aesthetics of most games to be total failures.
Well, in Empire Luke goes from being wet behind the ears to a fairly proficient warrior in the time it takes Leia and Han to get from Hoth to Bespin. By the time of Jedi just a few months later, he’s kicking ass and taking names on Tatooine and Endor, and it’s pretty clear that he’s stronger than Vader — only his…
Well from appearances one of them has been living in a basic camp on a backwater planet no one really cares about and the other has been living in a totalitarian state.