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Sload Soap wrote:What I know about Grandia is that my brother played it for 14 hours straight the day he bought it and it made him feel ill. He never played it again.

And this is the true reason you chose it—to avenge your fallen brother. GOD SPEED

TSTR wrote:And this is the true reason you chose it—to avenge your fallen brother. GOD SPEED

R.I.P Brother Soap. He's binging on JRPG's in Valhalla now.

TSTR wrote:yeah but did you talk about sex, in a car, getting high for the first time, on the way to the mall while dooing it?

Hey now it wasn't all at the same time, get yo facts straight

ninjainspandex wrote:

TSTR wrote:yeah but did you talk about sex, in a car, getting high for the first time, on the way to the mall while dooing it?

Hey now it wasn't all at the same time, get yo facts straight

lolololol

Sload Soap wrote:What I know about Grandia is that my brother played it for 14 hours straight the day he bought it and it made him feel ill. He never played it again.

Reminds me of my brother's 18-hour Star Ocean marathon.

My mother kept bringing him Cheez-Its.

BoneSnapDeez wrote:Reminds me of my brother's 18-hour Star Ocean marathon.

My mother kept bringing him Cheez-Its.

That's quite the marathon. You could beat the first Mass Effect in that time (and, like, loads of other games as well).

We should set up a memorial.

C'mon Wild Arms, who doesn't like fun?

Blimey, it's neck and neck!

I tried Dragon Warrior once on the NES, couldn't get into it. Seemed way to slow and old fashioned, not that its a bad thing it just wasn't for me. But I have been told that the GBC remake is a much better way to play it and has aged far better as it flows much faster. I need to give that one a try eventually, anyone know how it compares to the Super Famicom remake?

I believe the SFC vs. GBC remake of DQ1&2 is about the same, with the graphics being a bit better on the SFC. The GBC remake of DQ3 adds a new class.