Best way to play old RPGs

[Croooow!]

I'd also say to skip DW I&II and go strait to III, that game is incredible. As for Phantasy Star I recommend getting the Sega Genesis Collection on PSP to play II, III, and IV since you can turn it off and save whenever.

[Gnashvar]

I really like the graphic updates on the SFC versions. I gave up on the translation of DQII though because of a glitch with the prince when he get's sick. The DQIII one has some great enemy animations.

[noiseredux]

I'd also say to skip DW I&II and go strait to III, that game is incredible. As for Phantasy Star I recommend getting the Sega Genesis Collection on PSP to play II, III, and IV since you can turn it off and save whenever.

the PS3 Sonic Genesis Collection actually has all four games, so I'd suggest that.

[vlame]

oh well i don't have a 360 or ps3, tell me more about this translation glitch.

[Xeogred]

This all may simply come down to a matter of personal preference, but in my experience it is best to play old RPGs while sitting in a golden throne with two tanned and well oiled swimsuit models fanning me with giant palm fronds and feeding me grapes while my harem girls cosplay the major characters and role play my turn-based battle decisions in a pudding wrestling arena as my game is projected on the overhead jumbotron and the London Symphony Orchestra performs the music live with Larvelle Jones from the Police Academy movies doing the sound effects. I know it's not for everyone, but it's what I like to do. That's just my opinion on what is the best way to play old RPGS. Take it for what it's worth.

After Flake's cranky RPG rant this made my day.

[BoneSnapDeez]

I recently played Phantasy Star I-III on the GBA. To be honest, I found all three games tedious as hell. Be aware that there is a bug in the GBA version of Phantasy Star I which will occasionally cause the game to crash upon saving. So make sure you save constantly (you can do it any time).