sumyunguy wrote:

I'm also glad they pulled out the prequel with zack. FFVII is still my favorite game in the series besides XII, but Crisis Core is an amazing game..

You like FF 12 is that a common consensus I got decently far in it... but decided not to finish. I've beaten many other Final Fantasies, 7,8, 9, 10, Basically beat 5 and 6.. I think my younger brother played off a save of mine, and I just beat a last boss or something.. or he made his own save, and eventualyl got past me, then i played off his save and finished up real quick to try the last few guys. I don't recall exactly.

Speaking of such games I beat the Magic of Sherizade, and was a bit dissapointed about the difference betwen the game and my memory of it. The game is actually pretty short, and repetitive, just have to know various tricks to get past certain parts.

What else I still want to bea this wizard game.. I need to remember the proper name, basically it's kinda DnD style. You're an adventurer, I believe i was a warrior type, you can buy armor from shops, and upgrade as you gain income. Then you move like you do in the game De Ja Vu (dont' think with a hand pointer) but the screens are like that.

And I remember getting owned by osme creature in a cave lol. You can levle up and stuff. I'll look into it.. It was fun but really challenging. I'll be glad this time around i'll be using an emulator for it, I own the game.. it's just dying and having to reset... there are parts of a game where a emulator takes out of the challenge of the game, such as like original donkey kong it would, but if the game's focus is not consistently pressing certain button command at certain times, if that's not the focus, or is a small element... Then I have np with speeding things up, by exploring areas using save states, or amassing gold quickly through whatever speeding up the game speed as you farm stuff.

I also beat frankenstien NES for the first time.... And i did cheat with an emulator and with that game it is about consistency on fights and memorization, So what I did was save it before a fight and use no saves midfight, so it's more legitimate.. Still more of an accomplishment to not do it at all shows incredible consistency. But I killed each boss fair and sqaure, I just didn't have to waste as much time getting the boss each time (or worse having a game over) as the average person would.