*Denotes Replay For Completion*
1. Midtown Madness 3 (XBOX)
2. X-Men 2: Clone Wars (GEN)
3. Sonic Adventure 2 (SDC)
4. Mega Man 7 (SNES)
5. Xenosaga Episode III: Also Sprach Zarathustra (PS2)
6. Bust A Move 4 (PS1)
7. Phantasy Star IV (GEN)
8. Gunbird 2 (SDC)
***9. The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker (GCN)***
10. Fable: The Lost Chapters (XBOX)
11. Growlanser: Heritage Of War (PS2)
12. Double Dragon (NES)
13. Star Ocean (SNES)
14. Pokemon Snap (N64)
15. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GCN)
16. Castle Of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse (GEN)
17. Stella Deus: The Gate Of Eternity (PS2)
18. Super R-Type (SNES)
19. Threads Of Fate (PS1)

I beat Threads Of Fate on the Sony Playstation 1 this evening!
Many years ago, a friend of mine bought a copy of Threads of Fate. He sat down and played it one night and I don't think he liked it all that much. Despite that fact, it got me interested in the game as I always wanted to try Square's Non-RPG's on the PS1. Years went by and the game was always on my wishlist when I found a near perfect copy at a local game store. After looking it over some more, I decided to take a chance and have my take on it. After playing through some heavier and tougher games recently, I was looking for something lighter and I was glad that I picked Threads of Fate.
First of all, the music in Threads of Fate is utterly fantastic. I kept scenes going longer than I should have because I liked the music so much. They were all addictive and so amazing. I know Square did some great music in the PS1 and the guy who did the music for Threads of Fate would go onto help in the music of Final Fantasy X, my favorite game of all time, so that probably helped in liking it. Also and I don't say this too often, the game is one of the funniest I have ever played. I played through the Mint story and she is hilarious. There are slapstick, pratfalls and hilarious facial expressions along with clever writing that make it a joy to play through. To be fair, the game is MOSTLY dialog as the dungeons and combat are really nothing to write home about. You have magic that you can use with several different kinds doing different amounts of damage. Every enemy either drops HP or MP, when hit an enemy with an attack your magic meter goes up and when you take damage or use Magic, your maximum HP/MP go up as well, when combined together, the game is mostly a breeze. Some of the bosses can be annoying until you know when to hit them, but most of them can be beaten on your first or second try. I didn't enjoy the game for the thrilling combat or deep dungeons, but they don't get in the way or make the game annoying either.
Overall, I really enjoyed my time with Threads of Fate. I would almost call this a guilty pleasure game, but I think it has a pretty positive reputation. For me, the story, the music and even the beautiful art style really makes the game shine. I think I will have some fond memories of this game that will grow as time goes by. So, if you want a funny and enjoyable Action RPG that is not too difficult, give Threads of Fate a try!