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Khuutra on 13 March 2009

RABBLE RABBLE FOOD OVER MONEY RABBLE RABBLE

I'm hungry



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Procrastinato on 13 March 2009

I bought it, day 1. Its wierd/different. I like it.



 

blaydcor on 13 March 2009
amp316 said:
blaydcor said:

As a JRPG fan who has never played an Ogre Battle game, I'll definitely buy it...soon as I scrape up the funds. 800 points=$8=a lot of money for a currently unemployeed English major with a rapidly dwindling bank account.

Food > JRPG's (slightly)

 

Don't complain about how much games cost.  People get angry about that sort of thing around here.

 

 

I'm bemoaning my poverty, not complaining about how much games cost.



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metalmonstar on 13 March 2009

Lately I have been thinking about this game that I played for 64 that was a combination of RTS and SRPG. It was in Nintendo power and had a little contest for awhile. It was a pretty fun game.

Then I read this and it sounds just like that game. So it turns out that the game I am thinking of is Ogre battle. I will have to check into it then. 800 points sounds like a fair price.



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Khuutra on 13 March 2009
metalmonstar said:
Lately I have been thinking about this game that I played for 64 that was a combination of RTS and SRPG. It was in Nintendo power and had a little contest for awhile. It was a pretty fun game.

Then I read this and it sounds just like that game. So it turns out that the game I am thinking of is Ogre battle. I will have to check into it then. 800 points sounds like a fair price.

You are definitely thinking of Ogre Battle 64, which is the sequel to this game.



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metalmonstar on 13 March 2009
Khuutra said:
metalmonstar said:
Lately I have been thinking about this game that I played for 64 that was a combination of RTS and SRPG. It was in Nintendo power and had a little contest for awhile. It was a pretty fun game.

Then I read this and it sounds just like that game. So it turns out that the game I am thinking of is Ogre battle. I will have to check into it then. 800 points sounds like a fair price.

You are definitely thinking of Ogre Battle 64, which is the sequel to this game.

 

So this is the SNES version. Does it play the same way? Checkerboard, class rank, monster catching?



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Khuutra on 13 March 2009
metalmonstar said:
Khuutra said:
metalmonstar said:
Lately I have been thinking about this game that I played for 64 that was a combination of RTS and SRPG. It was in Nintendo power and had a little contest for awhile. It was a pretty fun game.

Then I read this and it sounds just like that game. So it turns out that the game I am thinking of is Ogre battle. I will have to check into it then. 800 points sounds like a fair price.

You are definitely thinking of Ogre Battle 64, which is the sequel to this game.

So this is the SNES version. Does it play the same way? Checkerboard, class rank, monster catching?

The checkerboard is made up of 3x2 instead of 3x3, but you can fit between those three rows so it's essentially 5x2.

Classes and leveling is there.

I.... actually don't know if monster catching is there.



Son1x on 13 March 2009
Khuutra said:

"But Khuutra, I'm European!"

....Shit!

 

This.



"And yet, I've realized that maybe living a "decent" life means you won't ever have a "good" life."

 

Khuutra on 13 March 2009

Well, you never know, maybe they'll stop being stupid and bring it over to Europe too!



famousringo on 13 March 2009

It's on my very long to-download list. Which is unfortunately growing longer every week. I don't even have time to play my retail games these days. :(



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