BoneSnapDeez wrote:Elkin keeps talking about it. I gotta play it again.
I was going to start this tonight, but Persona 4 Arena dragged out longer than expected and I got tired. First thing in the morning, though, this game gets started! Then I mourn the end of my Christmas break.
Has anyone here played the NES version of Wizardry and Wizardry II, and if so, what was your impression? Once I finish my NES playthrough of Dragon Quest 3 those will be the only two NES games I have still unbeaten.
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The pacing of Chrono Trigger is amazing. I've visited a fair, met two waifus, traveled back to the dark ages, uncovered a kidnapping plot, escaped from prison, battled a malicious robot, hacked some computers, and now I'm in the distant future about the raid the sewers... And there's only three hours on the clock.
(btw am I the only one who hits the sewers as soon as the opportunity presents itself? I love that area of the game. The music is so..... sneaky.)
BoneSnapDeez wrote:The pacing of Chrono Trigger is amazing. I've visited a fair, met two waifus, traveled back to the dark ages, uncovered a kidnapping plot, escaped from prison, battled a malicious robot, hacked some computers, and now I'm in the distant future about the raid the sewers... And there's only three hours on the clock.
(btw am I the only one who hits the sewers as soon as the opportunity presents itself? I love that area of the game. The music is so..... sneaky.)
Isn't that when you first go to the future and there's 2-3 areas you can go? Yeah I love the sewers.
Played four hours of it yesterday. Don't really have much to say about it so far. The beginning isn't particularly strong but it's not like i have anything bad to say about it either.
