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obieslut on 13 April 2008

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The Ghost of RubangB on 13 April 2008

FF6.


Dude, Faxanadu! What the eff man! You gotta finish it. The game basically STARTS at that part. It gets so damn good. So much new character development through reorganizing your party, and then THE SHIT REALLY GOES DOWN.



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Faxanadu on 13 April 2008
The Ghost of RubangB said:
FF6.


Dude, Faxanadu! What the eff man! You gotta finish it. The game basically STARTS at that part. It gets so damn good. So much new character development through reorganizing your party, and then THE SHIT REALLY GOES DOWN.

Thats what I figured. Its just that I got the game in the US back then along with Chrono Trigger, Breath of Fire 3 and all that stuff and couldnt be bothered back then. So maybe I need to hunt down the GBA version or get a ROM. 



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Chrizum on 13 April 2008

Secret of Evermore



Kihniö on 13 April 2008

Very hard to say ..
FFVI or Chrono Trigger or even Secret of Mana..
I cant`t say..error..overloadingg..
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Ghutto on 13 April 2008

Super Mario RPG.



Riachu on 13 April 2008

I have only played Chrono Trigger so I can't exactly say. CT is an RPG that should be played whether on an actual SNES or an SNES emulator(which is what I am using). Don't play the Playstation version, not only were the only additons to the port were anime cutscenes but the loading times are killer and very annoying. Good story, quirky characters, successfully mixing light hearted moments with a meaningful storyline, dual and triple techs, no random encounters, a game that is fun enough to be played multiple times. What more could you ask for?



 

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bigjon on 13 April 2008

1. Chrono Trigger
2. Zelda: LttP
3. Secret of Mana 2 (SD3)
4. FFVI



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Garcian Smith on 13 April 2008
Ghutto said:
Super Mario RPG.

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celine on 13 April 2008

Chrono Trigger although for the crown of Snes RPG genre there are other awesome games to consider like Terranigma and Dragon Quest 6.



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