Opa Opa wrote:I was just thinking of a good alternative. Not so much a GB game...Bradtemple87 wrote:Thats a gbc game
I know, I thought Dragon Warrior III GBC myself when I saw your post.
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I know, I thought Dragon Warrior III GBC myself when I saw your post.
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noiseredux wrote:NathanBarnatt wrote:HOLY CRAP!! I need a Konami Hyper Boy!!!! Are you done with yours???
hahaha sorry man. I think Keith would be pissed if you bought one anyway.
Screw him! I need one of those!
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NathanBarnatt wrote:noiseredux wrote:NathanBarnatt wrote:HOLY CRAP!! I need a Konami Hyper Boy!!!! Are you done with yours???
hahaha sorry man. I think Keith would be pissed if you bought one anyway.
Screw him! I need one of those!
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Final Fantasy Legend II
The best portable RPG, hands down.
Excellent length, light-grind pacing... a handy "memory" feature to review clues... not too difficult or frustrating... and excellent monochrome graphics.
Actually, never got anything more advanced than a GB Pocket. So, yeah, I've got plenty of DMG favorites!
The best portable RPG, hands down.
Excellent length, light-grind pacing... a handy "memory" feature to review clues... not too difficult or frustrating... and excellent monochrome graphics.
Actually, never got anything more advanced than a GB Pocket. So, yeah, I've got plenty of DMG favorites!
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pakopako wrote:Final Fantasy Legend II
The best portable RPG, hands down.
Excellent length, light-grind pacing... a handy "memory" feature to review clues... not too difficult or frustrating... and excellent monochrome graphics.
Actually, never got anything more advanced than a GB Pocket. So, yeah, I've got plenty of DMG favorites!
I really (REALLY) like all 3. But III is my favorite.
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noiseredux wrote:pakopako wrote:Final Fantasy Legend II
The best portable RPG, hands down.
Excellent length, light-grind pacing... a handy "memory" feature to review clues... not too difficult or frustrating... and excellent monochrome graphics.
Actually, never got anything more advanced than a GB Pocket. So, yeah, I've got plenty of DMG favorites!
I really (REALLY) like all 3. But III is my favorite.
Same here. I also enjoyed Final Fantasy Adventure when I was younger but would have to refresh my memory before I could honestly say what I think of it at this point. When I was younger I was like "oh shit-Final Fantasy & Zelda had a baby! Sweet chili-peppers on stale saltine crackers-this is awesome!"
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Czernobog wrote:
Same here. I also enjoyed Final Fantasy Adventure when I was younger but would have to refresh my memory before I could honestly say what I think of it at this point. When I was younger I was like "oh shit-Final Fantasy & Zelda had a baby! Sweet chili-peppers on stale saltine crackers-this is awesome!"
I LOVE FF Adventure to the point where when I played Sword Of Mana, I just sort of couldn't. I could see it had amazing graphics, amazing music, etc... but I KNEW the story of FFA so much that it felt wrong.
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noiseredux wrote:I LOVE FF Adventure to the point where when I played Sword Of Mana, I just sort of couldn't. I could see it had amazing graphics, amazing music, etc... but I KNEW the story of FFA so much that it felt wrong.
Well now I just HAVE to go back and replay FF Adventure.
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Czernobog wrote:noiseredux wrote:I LOVE FF Adventure to the point where when I played Sword Of Mana, I just sort of couldn't. I could see it had amazing graphics, amazing music, etc... but I KNEW the story of FFA so much that it felt wrong.
Well now I just HAVE to go back and replay FF Adventure.
...and now I kind of want to borrow it when you're done. For some reason I only ever had FF Adventure II on GameBoy, which I also want to play now right after Fantasy Zone.
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pakopako wrote:Final Fantasy Legend II
The best portable RPG, hands down.
Excellent length, light-grind pacing... a handy "memory" feature to review clues... not too difficult or frustrating... and excellent monochrome graphics.
Actually, never got anything more advanced than a GB Pocket. So, yeah, I've got plenty of DMG favorites!
I don't even really like RPGs and I loved the crap out of this game. Never did beat it because I was stuck at Odin and some jerk stole it from me at school. Never found out who that was either.