Millennium on 08 September 2008
TruckOSaurus said:
Millennium said:
I also liked FFX's system with the turn portraits. Have you played Ar tonelico, which borrows some aspects of FFX's system (including that one), but adds some other interesting twists?
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Never heard of it... it's on what system?
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PS2. It's published by Atlus/NIS, so the first print run was small, but they gave it a second print run recently, so it shouldn't be as hard to find. The second print run also comes with a bonus soundtrack, which is nice because the music in this game is godly.
That said, don't try playing it on a PS3. There are data-corruption issues with game saves.
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