SNES!

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soloist

Re: SNES!

Post by soloist »

A nice set of RPGs you own, <
>Kenseiden! I am surpris-<
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>-Landstalker<
>-Light Crusader<
>-Shining Force II<
>-Beyond Oasis<
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>taker at all? A fine RPG it wa-<
>s for Genesis. An action RPG in t-<
>he veins of Zelda but from an isometr-<
>ic (birds-eye) perspective. A marvelous ga-<
>me it was. Beyond Oasis was much more simila-<
>r to Zelda with an overhead view used but more mor-<
>e structured in its progression than Zelda was actually was!<
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KenseidenXL

Re: SNES!

Post by KenseidenXL »

I'd rather have Breath of Fire 1 & 2... In the end, there can be only ONE!Only the
ave enter The PortalCome to the Fuzzy Pink Board...if you dare!"I'm not going to talk about what I did as a child. What I am going to talk about -- and I am going to say this consistently -- [is that] it is irrelevant what I did 20 to 30 years ago. What's relevant is that I have learned from any mistakes I made. I do not want to send signals to anybody that what Gov. Bush did 30 years ago is cool to try."—George W. Bush<i></i>
NOAImawario

Re: SNES!

Post by NOAImawario »

Slash was easy to defeat once you figured out how to get at his back without him attacking you. I always found that there is a split second that he is vulnerable as he walks over to attack you. That's when I would always strike.<
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soloist

Re: SNES!

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Good luck in obtaining them in their<
>original forms, Kenseiden. Expe-<
>nsive they are online and les-<
>s likely the box is still inta-<
>ct as well as the manua-<
>l. The relatives who p-<
>layed with me neve-<
>r figured out this<
>strategy and k-<
>ept me looki-<
>ng after th-<
>em (laug-<
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>too n-<
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>y!<
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KenseidenXL

Re: SNES!

Post by KenseidenXL »

I don't care about the box, unless it's factory original. I don't have ANY of the boxes my games came in. I keep them in hard plastic storage boxes made for the purpose. I DO care about the manual, though. It MUST have all of the needed documents and maps. In the end, there can be only ONE!Only the
ave enter The PortalCome to the Fuzzy Pink Board...if you dare!"I'm not going to talk about what I did as a child. What I am going to talk about -- and I am going to say this consistently -- [is that] it is irrelevant what I did 20 to 30 years ago. What's relevant is that I have learned from any mistakes I made. I do not want to send signals to anybody that what Gov. Bush did 30 years ago is cool to try."—George W. Bush<i></i>
NOAImawario

Re: SNES!

Post by NOAImawario »

They never noticed that? hehe I'll bet you did indeed look after them then. <
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soloist

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That I did, but only because<
>it helped the game to be<
>more challenging and <
>added another dim-<
>esion to the exp-<
>erience. Also,<
>I did not m-<
>ind at all<
>(laugh-<
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>I rarel-<
>y use the<
>manuals an-<
>d books issued<
>with games depen-<
>ding on the type. I ten-<
>d to get along well while ju-<
>st playing and learning while do-<
>ing so. Both the boxes and manual-<
>s are mostly for my collection purposes. <i></i>
NOAImawario

Re: SNES!

Post by NOAImawario »

At least you got all of the power-ups. <
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soloist

Re: SNES!

Post by soloist »

That much is true, though<
>I really did not need th-<
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>etition since my<
>family memb-<
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>ficulty <
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NOAImawario

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Oh bleh.. Hard mode was the only way to go. You got the good ending that way. <
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The Joyful kun

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Post by The Joyful kun »

I have been playing the SNES for over 13 years, and went through two SNES in the mid to late 1990s. Now I have the original real deal, the Nintendo Super Famicom, in which it still works great with my SHVC-009 official S-Video Cable. I enjoy playing SFC games such as Super Mario World, Donkey Kong Country 2, Final Fantasy 5, and Hoshi no Kirby Super Deluxe. Sometimes I still play the SFC, whenever I feel like it cuz I am old school and I remain that way while I am still into PS2 and Gamecube. <
>GameFAQs username: Launch2004<
>This mecha likes Tifa Lockhart, because of his girl addicts.<
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Nakor BlueRider

Re: SNES!

Post by Nakor BlueRider »

You have the original FF5 for Super Famicom? o_o<
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>*jealousy* <i>There are many rules of<
>physics that govern our world.<
>There is only one exception.<
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KenseidenXL

Re: SNES!

Post by KenseidenXL »

So do I. I have all of the Japanese FF games for Famicom and Super Famicom. In the end, there can be only ONE!Only the
ave enter The PortalCome to the Fuzzy Pink Board...if you dare!"I'm not going to talk about what I did as a child. What I am going to talk about -- and I am going to say this consistently -- [is that] it is irrelevant what I did 20 to 30 years ago. What's relevant is that I have learned from any mistakes I made. I do not want to send signals to anybody that what Gov. Bush did 30 years ago is cool to try."—George W. Bush<i></i>
NOAImawario

Re: SNES!

Post by NOAImawario »

*Sees Nakor get extra jealous now.* <
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