, I seriously thought it was pretty awesome. An interesting evolution of the standard turn based formula, instead of controlling units one by one, you controlled entire parties at once with its emphasis on bigger war-like battles. It was really cool with awesome music, think I remember the dub was legit too.
Hazerd wrote:Would someone recommend playing Grandia on DC over Grandia Xtreme on PS2?
pierrot wrote:AppleQueso wrote:pierrot wrote:For a modern underrated RPG, End of Eternity. (I forgot what it's called in the US.)
Resonance of Fate.
That's the one. I wonder if it would have been more widely regarded if the tri-ace logo were prominently featured on the cover instead of the SEGA logo. They took a lot of risks in the gameplay, that I feel worked really well. It would be nice if they were better rewarded for it.
Also, I don't understand the name change.
pierrot wrote:Hazerd wrote:Would someone recommend playing Grandia on DC over Grandia Xtreme on PS2?
I'm going to assume that you mean Grandia II on the DC or PS2, and definitely play the DC version. PS2 version is extra crappy.
Grandia Xtreme is a dungeon crawler, with very little in common with the other games in the series, as far as I'm aware.
I always thought that the original Grandia was pretty highly regarded.
o.pwuaioc wrote:If only someone made a translation for the Saturn version.
eskil wrote:o.pwuaioc wrote:If only someone made a translation for the Saturn version.
THIS.
Really though, is that even possible/practical?
