Chrono Trigger?
05-28-03, 12:00 PM
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I feel like playing Chrono Trigger again just to hear Frog's music. I love that tune.
05-28-03, 01:30 PM
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If I remember correctly, it's been a while.. my favorites were the AD 1000 overworld theme, Magus' Theme, and the Big Boos theme (when you fight Masa and Mune)..
The Chrono Trigger remix CD is also very.. unique.. very cool.
The Chrono Trigger remix CD is also very.. unique.. very cool.
05-28-03, 03:04 PM
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Originally posted by nickdawgy
I actually got a kick out of the cavegirl (I think?) music, lol. I totally forget who it was....
I actually got a kick out of the cavegirl (I think?) music, lol. I totally forget who it was....
05-30-03, 05:10 PM
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Originally posted by spainlinx0
I feel like playing Chrono Trigger again just to hear Frog's music. I love that tune.
I feel like playing Chrono Trigger again just to hear Frog's music. I love that tune.
05-30-03, 05:22 PM
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Originally posted by pixyboi
If I remember correctly, it's been a while.. my favorites were the AD 1000 overworld theme, Magus' Theme, and the Big Boos theme (when you fight Masa and Mune)..
The Chrono Trigger remix CD is also very.. unique.. very cool.
If I remember correctly, it's been a while.. my favorites were the AD 1000 overworld theme, Magus' Theme, and the Big Boos theme (when you fight Masa and Mune)..
The Chrono Trigger remix CD is also very.. unique.. very cool.
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05-31-03, 12:00 AM
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Just wondering, Is it possible to beat that big machine when your in the floating island world. I think that one time I fought him for like 20 minutes and still couldn't. Also, the best combo in the game had to be Chrono, Frog, and either Robo or the Princess.
05-31-03, 12:57 AM
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I don't know about best ever, but definitely a very fun game.
Thinking back, all but 1 of my favorite console RPGs (CT, FF3, Lufia 2, Earthbound, Secret of Mana) were SNES (the only one on a different system: Landstalker, which wasn't exactly an RPG)
Thinking back, all but 1 of my favorite console RPGs (CT, FF3, Lufia 2, Earthbound, Secret of Mana) were SNES (the only one on a different system: Landstalker, which wasn't exactly an RPG)
05-31-03, 01:35 AM
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I also don't see what the big hoopla over Secret of Mana was. Poeple praise SoM, yet trash SoE. IMO, SoE was the better game, athough they were both pretty flawed.
06-01-03, 01:15 AM
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as the owner of almost every snes rpg (through the system or emulation), i have to say my favorite was earthbound. a great storyline and such a unique game all around. the non-lethal weapons and little kids scared me away at first but i have replayed it more times than i can possibly count.
06-01-03, 05:18 AM
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Originally posted by Grimfarrow
Ugh, more praise for this cliche-fest?
I definitely enjoyed Lufia II, Final Fantasy II & III, and Earthbound much more.
Ugh, more praise for this cliche-fest?
I definitely enjoyed Lufia II, Final Fantasy II & III, and Earthbound much more.
06-01-03, 07:46 PM
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Chrono Trigger. It's a cliche-fest...
The nameless, adventurous kid who always gets himself into sticky situations ends up saving the world.
The free-sprited and noble tomboy princess who's kept under lock and key by her overprotective father, the King.
The nerdy techno-savvy girl who's been friends with the main character forever and can fix anything, even if it's from the future.
The robot who wants nothing more than to be human, and defy his original programming.
The lone warrior who must take up the sword one last time to atone for his past failures.
The strong cavewoman with attitude.
and last but not least, the misunderstood magician who's not really evil.
The nameless, adventurous kid who always gets himself into sticky situations ends up saving the world.
The free-sprited and noble tomboy princess who's kept under lock and key by her overprotective father, the King.
The nerdy techno-savvy girl who's been friends with the main character forever and can fix anything, even if it's from the future.
The robot who wants nothing more than to be human, and defy his original programming.
The lone warrior who must take up the sword one last time to atone for his past failures.
The strong cavewoman with attitude.
and last but not least, the misunderstood magician who's not really evil.
06-01-03, 11:07 PM
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The SNES RPG's were definately a golden age for the genre I think. If you are a fan of Chrono Trigger and haven't played Lufia 2, then I definately recommend you check it out as it is also very well done.
06-02-03, 11:58 AM
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Originally posted by Superboy
Chrono Trigger. It's a cliche-fest...
The nameless, adventurous kid who always gets himself into sticky situations ends up saving the world.
The free-sprited and noble tomboy princess who's kept under lock and key by her overprotective father, the King.
The nerdy techno-savvy girl who's been friends with the main character forever and can fix anything, even if it's from the future.
The robot who wants nothing more than to be human, and defy his original programming.
The lone warrior who must take up the sword one last time to atone for his past failures.
The strong cavewoman with attitude.
and last but not least, the misunderstood magician who's not really evil.
Chrono Trigger. It's a cliche-fest...
The nameless, adventurous kid who always gets himself into sticky situations ends up saving the world.
The free-sprited and noble tomboy princess who's kept under lock and key by her overprotective father, the King.
The nerdy techno-savvy girl who's been friends with the main character forever and can fix anything, even if it's from the future.
The robot who wants nothing more than to be human, and defy his original programming.
The lone warrior who must take up the sword one last time to atone for his past failures.
The strong cavewoman with attitude.
and last but not least, the misunderstood magician who's not really evil.
I think that you need to recheck the definition of the word cliched.
06-02-03, 03:21 PM
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Originally posted by Trigger
I've always wondered - if it's the "Final Fantasy," how come there's so many of them?
I've always wondered - if it's the "Final Fantasy," how come there's so many of them?
). Of course, now that FFX-2 is coming out, this has been broken.
06-02-03, 03:25 PM
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Originally posted by Outlaw
this is off topic, I'm not exactly sure, but I remember reading an interview somewhere with the producer where he said that each of the games are "final" in that each has its own beginning and end, and none of the games are direct sequels and they never re-use characters in sequels (except the obligatory Cid and chocobo). Of course, now that FFX-2 is coming out, this has been broken.
this is off topic, I'm not exactly sure, but I remember reading an interview somewhere with the producer where he said that each of the games are "final" in that each has its own beginning and end, and none of the games are direct sequels and they never re-use characters in sequels (except the obligatory Cid and chocobo
). Of course, now that FFX-2 is coming out, this has been broken.
06-02-03, 08:22 PM
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Originally posted by pixyboi
So can we please start referring to them as $quare$oft? Please oh please..
So can we please start referring to them as $quare$oft? Please oh please..
06-03-03, 12:22 AM
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Originally posted by tanman
I think that you need to recheck the definition of the word cliched.
I think that you need to recheck the definition of the word cliched.
06-03-03, 12:26 AM
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Originally posted by pixyboi
Forgot to mention, Chrono Trigger has the best soundtrack of any video game ever.
Forgot to mention, Chrono Trigger has the best soundtrack of any video game ever.
06-03-03, 12:30 AM
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Originally posted by Trigger
I've always wondered - if it's the "Final Fantasy," how come there's so many of them?
I've always wondered - if it's the "Final Fantasy," how come there's so many of them?
Originally posted by Outlaw
this is off topic, I'm not exactly sure, but I remember reading an interview somewhere with the producer where he said that each of the games are "final" in that each has its own beginning and end, and none of the games are direct sequels and they never re-use characters in sequels (except the obligatory Cid and chocobo). Of course, now that FFX-2 is coming out, this has been broken.
this is off topic, I'm not exactly sure, but I remember reading an interview somewhere with the producer where he said that each of the games are "final" in that each has its own beginning and end, and none of the games are direct sequels and they never re-use characters in sequels (except the obligatory Cid and chocobo
). Of course, now that FFX-2 is coming out, this has been broken.
06-03-03, 05:01 AM
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I think I was really really tired when I asked that question and I think I just asked it to be kinda funny... not that it's an original joke or anything. At least some good came out of it - I can start calling them $quare$oft.