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It took me 34 hours of (nonconsecutive) gameplay to beat it, so I'd say yes.  If you liked the other 3d games, you'll enjoy this one.  

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Originally posted by Chameleon Chameleon wrote:

I ordered Kirby 64 the other day, so I'll be playing that when it arrives.
 
I'll check IGN from time to time, but I'm usually happy with what I already have.


CRYSTAL SHARDS!  I loved that game!

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Yeah, the only reason I ordered it was because of very fond childhood memories!
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I think I've still got that somewhere; I've got maybe 16-20 N64 cartridges lying around.  

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N64...  childhood memories?
 
You guys sure know how to make a fellow feel old Cry  My childhood memories involve Commodore 64s and NES consoles that requires lots of cleaning to function...
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Originally posted by Man Overboard Man Overboard wrote:

N64...  childhood memories?
 
You guys sure know how to make a fellow feel old Cry  My childhood memories involve Commodore 64s and NES consoles that requires lots of cleaning to function...
 
I have you beat.Mine start with Pong and the first Atari system,Intellivision and Colecovision.
 
 


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And you're making me feel young!
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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by Man Overboard Man Overboard wrote:

N64...  childhood memories?
 
You guys sure know how to make a fellow feel old Cry  My childhood memories involve Commodore 64s and NES consoles that requires lots of cleaning to function...
 
I have you beat.Mine start with Pong and the first Atari system,Intellivision and Colecovision.
 
 


Yeah, but you -are- old.  Wink

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If it makes you feel any better, I DO have an NES, it just doesn't work anymore.  

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I still have both the NES and SNES, and they both work.
They bring back good memories.
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Well, it still works a little bit.  It usually takes about 10 or 15 minutes of fiddling with it to get it to work, but no matter what I do, I can't get Mario 3 to work!Cry

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That's one of life's mysteries.Wink
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NES is a bit before my time, although I remember playing Mario, Zelda, Duck Hunt, Donkey Kong, some random RPG/adventure game that I don't remember the name of and maybe a few others.  SNES is when I started becoming a video game nerd, and I stopped sometime during the PS2/Xbox/Gamecube cycle.  Good memories, SNES and N64 are probably my favorites, but PS(2) is about equal too.
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Gears of War and Halo 3 pretty soon.
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Let me know if any of you play a PC game called Graal....Embarrassed
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I pose a serious question to you all:

When did it become a bad thing for RPGs to be RPGs?

My -guess- is when FFVII turned out to be more a linear story with intermittent, challengeless battles seemingly only to pad the playtime, and the public ate it up.

Now that Enix has been absorbed by Square, there are very few companies that will release RPGs that have any sort of character development that you have any say in, any sort of innovations, and most of all, any -challenge-.

Only Atlus carries the torch consistantly, and their sales/popularity are honestly comparable to RIO sales as compared to Top 40.  The rest of the RPG-developing community puts out candy that doesn't make you think and doesn't make you work.

All you guys that made the later FF games so popular, thank you -so- much for taking away real RPGs for the handful of us who still like depth and challenge Cry

And if any of you felt -anything- positive from that rant, go pick up Etrian Odyssey for the Nintendo DS.  Probably the best pure RPG of this generation, and surely an incredible shock to kids raised on Final Fantasy.  Wink
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I think RPGs really suffer under a misnomer anyway. I've played FFI and Dragon Warrior on the Nes and you're not playing a role but holding to a linear path. I've also played Earthbound, The Bard's Tale,  Eye of the Beholder, Baldur's Gate and Ultima Underworld and Fallout and most other classics and the roles just aren't especially important. I don't get why they're called roleplaying games?!?!? ;P

Super Mario Bros. RPG where you're an italian plumber.
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Originally posted by laplace laplace wrote:

I think RPGs really suffer under a misnomer anyway. I've played FFI and Dragon Warrior on the Nes and you're not playing a role but holding to a linear path. I've also played Earthbound, The Bard's Tale,  Eye of the Beholder, Baldur's Gate and Ultima Underworld and Fallout and most other classics and the roles just aren't especially important. I don't get why they're called roleplaying games?!?!? ;P

Super Mario Bros. RPG where you're an italian plumber.


Tongue  I'm also an avid table-topper which -is- real roleplaying Big%20smile
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My first ever video game consol was a SNES but it got stolen realy sad.. Cry i remeber missing it very much at first but now i got all games on computer emulator.
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