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raztat wrote:is it easy to emu ps1 games? Im not paying 70 for ff7. The first ff game that we need to play is FFT! Please say that game is coming up.
Yes, it is pretty easy to emulate PS1 games, you just need a somewhat recent computer with a decent video card. FFT would also be a good choice, not sure how it did commercially; but it has quite a following.
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mrgoodbytes wrote:just a suggestion but you should probably switch up 'eras' every week. While I love me some pre-nes era games, I can see alot of people simply turned off by them. That way you could effectively run a game thread for a month, and keep a greater percentage of people engauged.
Yeah I can see getting burned out on an era.
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Personally would like to wait at least a few games in before busting out a Final Fantasy of any sort, but PSX Tactics would be my choice as I would estimate it gets the highest acollades vs lowest amount of people played.
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racketboy wrote:Chrono Trigger and/or Earthbound?
I've never played either one. I'm especially hoping that Chrono Trigger becomes one of the selected games for our little club here.
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racketboy wrote:Chrono Trigger and/or Earthbound?
Definitely!
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and just to remind you, chrono trigger has the added advantage that unlike FFT or earthbound it's relatively easy to find a legal copy, namely the PSX version (which came w/ FF4).
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Post by Funk, E »

My vote for the first 3D game is I, Robot for the arcade, but that'll probably be overridden. In actuality, I'd put forth a vote for Jumping Flash or its sequel as the first PS1 game--early in the system's life, regarded as one of its best games in the first wave, before people saw what the system could really do.
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geozeldadude wrote:and just to remind you, chrono trigger has the added advantage that unlike FFT or earthbound it's relatively easy to find a legal copy, namely the PSX version (which came w/ FF4).
Good point.
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how about Dig Dug ?
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Post by sirkit »

I would definitely be interested in either Chrono Trigger or Earthbound... never really played either.

Apparently a real hidden gem for the PC is the 1999 Planescape: Torment developed by Black Isle Studios. Just check out some of the reviews: http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B0 ... ewpoints=1 and http://www.gamespot.com/pc/rpg/planesca ... index.html . The only problem is that it might be difficult to find a physical copy of the game. However, I've heard that you can purchase a digital copy from GameTap.
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