The World is Square! (SquareSoft)

[FlameFlash]

Which of the SD (not going to try to spell it) series was released as Secret of Mana?

Beaten:
Secret of Mana
Chrono Trigger
Chrono Cross
FF6

Played/Own (besides above):
SD 2
FF5 (played on ROM, finally got a legal copy and am going to play it after I finish off all the Chrono Trigger endings and see the new features of FF6 for the PSone.)
FF7 (got sick of it near the end... just got so pissed when that girl died... especially after she was my favorite character that I just stopped playing.)
FF9 (have yet to play, got it as a gift and have been waiting 'till I have a good amount of time.)

Other non-Square RPGs beaten:
Earthbound (what a great game, it really is, find the ROM and try it out.)
Super Mario RPG
Ogre Battle (like FF Tactics, going to buy the GBA version soon mainly for the feature of not having to argue who has the better army any more.)

And what's this about a D&D thread? White Wolf player myself, but done a little (okay, very little) D&D in my time.

[Kassiopeia]

We had a D&D thread at the OT a while ago but it disappeared somewhere.

[Vlad Antlerkov]

*bump*

Seiken Densetsu II.

Seiken Densetsu I is known as Final Fantasy Adventure.

And they're doing Ogre Battle for GBA? *buys GBA in anticipation*

BTW: SMRPG was done by Square. In fact, Nintendo released it instead of Seiken Densetsu III.

[Jon Miller]

the final fantasy adventure series was only on GB (there were 4 of them, they were all simliar and were pre-FF4)

totally different than Seiken Densetsu

Jon Miller

[General Ludd]

Originally posted by Vlad Antlerkov
*bump*

Seiken Densetsu II.

Seiken Densetsu I is known as Final Fantasy Adventure.

I though Seiken Densetsu was Secret of Mana.

And they're doing Ogre Battle for GBA? *buys GBA in anticipation*

They're remaking alot of the old SNES games for the GBA.

[CygnusZ]

Ok, let's get our Gameboy games straight here

There was a single game titled "Final Fantasy Adventure". That's the first Seiken Densetsu game. It would also be Secret Of Mana 0. Thusly, Seiken Densetsu 2 is Secret of Mana. Seiken Densetsu 3, is just what it says it is.

Now, there was another gameboy series called Final Fantasy Legend. This was a 3 part series, and I thought the games were pretty good. These titles however, are actually the original SaGa games, which continued onto SNES with Romancing SaGa and PSX with SaGa Frontier (And currently Unlimited SaGa is being produced for PS2).

[Jon Miller]

they did make a final fantasy adventure for the game boy

as well as final fantasy legends (3 of these)

I got these mixed up

know there were 4 of them

and thought they were all final fantasy adventures (1 through 4)

oops, my bad

Jon Miller

[FlameFlash]

They seriously did that to us? (Thinking of the SMRPG took the place of a SoM 2.)

That does really suck. Happen to know what their reasoning was behind it.

That explains something to me, since a friend of mine had FF Adventure and noted that there was the Mana Tree mentioned in it or something. Now it makes more sense to me.

[Vlad Antlerkov]

Actually, IIRC, Square had three RPGs done and ready for American release-- SD3, SMRPG, and Secret of Evermore.

Nintendo obviously should have gone with SD3, and SMRPG was also pretty good. But SoE? IMHO, it's a dumbed-down version of SD2.

[FlameFlash]

SoE should never have even been released. It just can't beat out how good SD3 really is... hopefully, while Square is doing all of this revamping, they'll just make a Mana Chronicles or something and rerelease SoM and SD3 (as SoM 2) and be done with it.

Hopefully they'd even get the same people who did the animations on the rerelease of Chrono Trigger (personally I think their cgi graphics on some of the other games wasn't up to snuff.)