Suikoden II - Page 2

Evilmog · #1 02-01-2011, 01:43 PM

ePSXe and everything I've found on Romhustler.net worked just fine for me, no issues with either while playing anything, be it the Emu, or the iso.

bizzum · #2 02-02-2011, 12:18 AM

Having a modded PSP has been extremely useful in playing almost any PS1 game that I have wanted to thus far.

Ill have to look into those Lunar games, I bought them ages ago for a normal price...

Crover_CT99 · #3 02-02-2011, 12:30 AM

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Having a modded PSP has been extremely useful in playing almost any PS1 game that I have wanted to thus far.

Ill have to look into those Lunar games, I bought them ages ago for a normal price...

This is just my nostalgia talking, but if you check out the Lunar series, it's worth playing the Sega CD versions before the remakes for the Playstation.

Alkorin · #4 02-02-2011, 10:46 AM

Suikoden I and II are two of the best games I've ever played, hands down.

My wife actually owns them -- and I can confirm they cost a bloody fortune. So does Valkyrie Profile. She collects this stuff. I'm all for buying good games, but... damn.

odizzido · #5 02-02-2011, 02:15 PM

There are a lot of great games for the PS1/2 that I have yet to play.

Scrooge · #6 02-02-2011, 04:59 PM

Chrono Trigger > Final Fantasy imo

Messianic · #7 02-02-2011, 05:29 PM

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Chrono Trigger > Final Fantasy imo

Nah...You beat Chrono Trigger, and you're like...that's all?

Final Fantasy had a lot more depth - particularly 7 and 3 (US #'s). Also, FF for the Nintendo was a very revolutionary game.

bizzum · #8 02-02-2011, 08:35 PM

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Nah...You beat Chrono Trigger, and you're like...that's all?

And then you find the New Game+ button.

I like Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 3 (6) because of the load of side quests available. Those always did it for me.

Scrooge · #9 02-02-2011, 08:36 PM

Well, Chrono Trigger had 13 different endings, not to mention time travel and unique character combos, among other things. Most FF games were rather linear as far as I remember, though I do like FF6 and 7 also, 9 was ok too.

Gorgetrapper · #10 02-05-2011, 04:17 PM

Suikoden 1 - Played in MANY times, will continue to play it MANY more.
Suikoden 2 - Even better than 1, so I guess you understand what happens next.
Suikoden 3 - Almost a full change of the game, except for the 108 character deal, still enjoyable.
Suikoden 4 - This game was "one" of the worst of the series, after I 100% the game, I kept it on the memory card, and will not touch it again.
Suikoden Tactics - Ever play a hard "tactics" game? Well this is it, holy fucking shit is this one of the hardest I've ever played.
Suikoden 5 - Still in the process of playing, not much of a console player anymore, but it seems to be more of an extension of 3 (not the story, the gamestyle), but the story is a lot better.
Suikoden Tierkreis (DS version) - This one is hands down the WORST installment of the series. I still hold on to it, because it's a suikoden game regardless of how terrible it is.

oh I neglected to mention something...

I noticed that with these games, it's all in the same world/universe. So you'll catch glimpses, stories and flashbacks of characters from previous versions of the game. Not many games actually do this, they just recreate a whole game in another world (final fantasy). Don't get me wrong, I love those games too, but it's pretty damn awesome how they can incorporate these games into the same world.