
Ash Tarquin
It's objectively not a very polished jrpg, nor was it ever such in it's 90s peer group. But I'm nostalgic for it anyway and am grateful for the little QoL improvements in the port. A bug I noticed in this version: The AI combat manager is missing an MP validation. In other words- when I let the AI auto-battle for me, it will occasionally let my characters use magic even though they have no MP remaining.

Ole_Prune_Juice_82
An Amazing JRPG that will capture your imagination w/ the simplicity of play & sheer variety of enemies. Truly beautiful graphics and some sweeping original music. Your on screen characters can even be seen to strike w/ the selected weapon (be they Silver Daggers, Flame Swords or Dragon claws) or the various magic spells that can be used by your appropriately skilled team wizard. I only wish their were more of these gorgeous 16-bit classic Japanese RPG's from the "golden days." Thanks Dev's!

Scott A
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Love this game. Played and beat this on the Sega CD. Still have both. That being said this game is decent. Has a point and directional control system plus a paired controller option (I highly recommend). The d-pad controller is a bit annoying as it sits right above your character. The music and graphics are identical to the original game however the the text and voice are different. And it cuts/reduces some scenes that I've already noticed. If you like old school RPGs then you will like this.
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