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[Vieo]

I just found a translated version. It's an RPG from Square that never made it to the U.S., right? Is it worth playing?

 

[djtiesto]

I played a bit of it, but the boring and inane dialogue (plus I think one of the characters had major homosexual overtones, from what I remember), and easy, not very strategic battles, turned me off. Maybe I'll go back and play that game and Rudra's, eventually...

I hear you can beat it in a weekend, it's quite short and easy.

 

[Mrbob]

You did?

Damn. I'm gonna have to go hunting. I always wanted to play it. But that isn't the biggest crime. I still haven't forgiven Square for deciding to not release Treasure Hunter G stateside in the SNES days.

 

[speedpop]

Bahamut Lagoon was nice. True that it is easy, but there were a few challenges later on in the game..

 

[Soul4ger]

You did?

Damn. I'm gonna have to go hunting. I always wanted to play it. But that isn't the biggest crime. I still haven't forgiven Square for deciding to not release Treasure Hunter G stateside in the SNES days.

You're angry 'cause they didn't bring Treasure Hunter G here in the SNES era? ::looks at Seiken Densetsu III, Final Fantasy V, Rudora no Hihou, and others::

 

[madara]

Yes, great game. I beat twice in japanese form long time ago. I will have to load up on my snes someday with translation version. Nothing overly special but still magical treat.

 

[Soul4ger]

Yes, great game. I beat twice in japanese form long time ago. I will have to load up on my snes someday with translation version. Nothing overly special but still magical treat.

I gotta be honest, I'd consider a magical treat to be pretty special... Though, perhaps not overly.

 

[Bizarro Sun Yat-sen]

By the way, the airship Celsius in FFX2 is a Bahamut Lagoon reference of a sort. The two games had key staff in common (scenario/event directors, battle planners, music composer)