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[aaron]

Black Ace and Red Joker, you might be able to get them off the internet.

[Crackkat]

mystical ninja starring goemon

[Caius Casshern Sins]

Black Ace and Red Joker, you might be able to get them off the internet.

Those are games that I also play.

[Gruff]

Another game I'm sure no one plays anymore that is pure awesomeness: StarFox Adventures

[Waller]

Monster Rancher.

[EternalDeadman]

Has anyone heard of Secret of Mana?

Edited by EternalDeadman, 01 February 2012 - 07:52 AM.

[Crackkat]

Has anyone heard of Secret of Mana?

heard of it many times, never played it though

[Gruff]

Has anyone heard of Secret of Mana?

Wasn't that a SNES RPG?

[EternalDeadman]

Wasn't that a SNES RPG?

Yes it is, well even after I got through the game the first time, I played it many times after, and every once in while I still play it for the sake of nostalgia.

[Rubix87]

Radical Dreamers on SNES is an awesome game. It's a game in the Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross canon, and it is brilliant. I also love the Illusion of Gaia aka the Illusion of Time; both these games were wonderful and they came out in 1994-1995 in the US. I also love playing Journey to Silius, this is an old NES game that came out in 1987-1989, excellent game with a very deep story. I love Where in Time is Carmen San Diego for PC back in 1988, that game is awesome and it helped me through history class. I also play Duck Tales on my emulator for NES, very fun game with wacky music. I still play a game called Xyers for NES; one of the best side scrolling games ever made. I love Lunar Silver Star Story and Lunar 2, very good games. I occasionally play the original Mike Tyson's Punch Out (oh my God that takes me back lol!); I wish the Suikoden series would come back out; a continuation of the of the Xenogears story would be cool (1997-98). There are so many games I still play, but have no sequels for, it kind of makes me sad. Anyway these are some of my guilty pleasures.

heard of it many times, never played it though

Play it; it is an awesome game, one of the few games that jump started the JRPG explosion.

I just finished playing through Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon for Wii, and it`s definitely a favorite of mine now. Pretty sure not many people have played it ; that's kind of a shame though, it`s such a brilliant game.

I agree, rare gems are hard to find these days, and when you do you wish everyone appreciated it so there could be more.

My favorite game is Star ocean: till the end of time.

It seems like no one has played the game.

People are missing out.

I have and I love it, but I completely understand what you mean.

[Crackkat]

Play it; it is an awesome game, one of the few games that jump started the JRPG explosion.

unfortunately i dont have the hardware to play it on unless its a virtual console title

[Gruff]

unfortunately i dont have the hardware to play it on unless its a virtual console title

It is in virtual console! I don't know if it is available in Australia though. (You live in Australia right?)

Edited by GameCube, 02 February 2012 - 09:34 AM.

[Rubix87]

unfortunately i dont have the hardware to play it on unless its a virtual console title

It's on the Wii virtual console. It's a gem; many of the story lines in JRPG's today are based off of it. It was ground breaking when it came out in the early 1990's.

[Crackkat]

It is in virtual console! I don't know if it is available in Australia though.

great! i will see if i have enough points

[Rubix87]

You should also check out Secret of Evermore; great game and in the same canon.

Lost Shadows for Wii is pretty interesting, even though it didn't sale as well as I would have liked.

[Fig]

Conquest of the Crystal Palace:





And Base Wars:





Its a shame neither of these games made it to the Virtual Console.

[neverwinteru]

anyone played shining soul? another great rpg ,used to play co-op with my brother all the time on it

Edited by Mr ECHO3, 04 April 2012 - 06:48 PM.

[Jasper]

It's probably BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND on the PS Vita. Not many non-gamers have heard of it, and it's only popular with fighting game and anime fans.