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Jarukoth
Posts: 2788/3194 |
It was a toss up between SNES RPG, and tacos.
I was hungry, so I chose Tacos. |
Chronosphere-X
Posts: 102/268 |
Find a NES/SNES game to beat, much funner, I recommend ff6 for the snes and ff1 chip n dale for nes |
Ran-chan
Posts: 9392/12781 |
Haven |
Reid
Posts: 451/558 |
Lufia.
I loved it.
You will love it damn you. |
Ailure
Posts: 9568/11162 |
Originally posted by Priere
Or be like me...Tacos AND RPGs. 
Dude, your controllers must be very very sloppy.
And oh, nothing can beat tacos. Really. |
Xeolord
Posts: 1681/3418 |
Originally posted by Kefka
Beat Seiken Densetsu 3 with every party possible. That should fill some time.
Ditto.
If that's not enough, then go through the game with every Class combination possible too ...  |
Prier
Posts: 6073/8392 |
Tacos anyday.
Or be like me...Tacos AND RPGs. |
Ran-chan
Posts: 9381/12781 |
If you haven |
Boom.dk
Posts: 296/392 |
TA-COS! DA DA DA! |
Grey the Stampede
Posts: 2224/3770 |
Setz: Go with SaGa Frontier. It's much better than most NES RPGs as it is. Unless you're talking about Earthbound, which beats every RPG on the market.
Personally, I liked Red's, T-260G's, Blue's, and Aselleus' (sp?) games the most.
But what happens when you beat them all? I don't think I could stand to beat Lute's, it has almost no point to it. |
Setzer
Posts: 260/532 |
Kefka: I beat Seiken Densetsu 3 twice already, it's not too fun anymore :'(
narf: uh. I can't really list the RPG's I've beaten. there's been quite a few :x and either way when you haven't played one in ~1 year and have done plenty of pot smoking and beer drinking, they're all new again. I think I played quest for the avatar once, couldn't get into it. DWIII is fun and all, but I'm going for some weird game I never heard of. |
Kefka
Posts: 3102/3392 |
Beat Seiken Densetsu 3 with every party possible. That should fill some time. |
Emptyeye
Posts: 1689/2273 |
Originally posted by Narf Vader
Well...what RPG's have you beaten? Are there any that you've been curious about but want to get an idea of how good they are before you start playing? I loved Ultima: Quest of the Avatar and Dragon Warrior III back in the day, and I still classify them among my all-time favorite games. Ultima is more difficult, but both are very long and satisfying. *obligatory Butt-head laugh*
I can attest that both are quality games, though the GBC remake of DWIII is even better.
If you don't mind going the emulation route, Final Fantasy III (The NES one) is great, and I've always been partial to the Ys games, which are closer to adventure/RPGs I guess. |
Rydain
Posts: 553/738 |
Well...what RPG's have you beaten? Are there any that you've been curious about but want to get an idea of how good they are before you start playing? I loved Ultima: Quest of the Avatar and Dragon Warrior III back in the day, and I still classify them among my all-time favorite games. Ultima is more difficult, but both are very long and satisfying. *obligatory Butt-head laugh* |
Setzer
Posts: 259/532 |
why the bloody hell would I buy an N-Gage. they suck. I'd sooner hand feed my daughter toes.
oh and if you suggest a NES or SNES rpg, please tell me which :'( I suck at decisions. |
RT-55J
Posts: 57/240 |
I voted Tacos! because I think you should flip a coin and decide (or buy an N-Gage; but that's another Code story). |
windwaker
Posts: 1479/1797 |
Tacos: lame.
SNES RPG: depends, usually good.
SaGa: WOOT. |
Setzer
Posts: 258/532 |
Okay, you see the choices. you can chose my destiny. wtf do I do. |
