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Those are great games too, a lot of which I played when putting together this video, and some of which are in the numbering segments (I could only fit in so many.)

@@lucasbobo22 Ecsaform. It’s an awesome game that I recommend if you like JRPGs more on the sci-fi side of things.

I understand the way nostalgia works, but C’mon dude, it’s not a good game. There are plenty of great games that came out around the same time. This is not one of them.

@LegendOfGames that's your opinion this game was a stand out back then for me

@xsnpxhoff8071 again, nostalgia. I loved the Star Wars Episode 1 game back when that came out. Is it actually good? No. Saying something is good because it’s a standout in your memories is more ignorant than playing something now and coming to the realization that it’s not exactly a quality title.

I can understand. It would definitely benefit from a modern release that makes it more accessible.

Visually it’s not half-bad. I also love the way your look and attack changes as you level up.

That’s a big reason why Dragon Quest VIII and XI are the only ones I’ve ever gotten super into. I gotta see my guys.

When I was a kid around kindergarten age I had a friend like that who doubted everything I told him that he didn't already know, and I'm pretty sure he was the exact same way when I told him PlayStation was from Japan after learning it from my dad.

I thought the same thing when I was a kid

Well, guess that explains that then.

It's kind of like a gamble whether to wait to make a more powerful system or put one out earlier that's not quite as cutting-edge. In Nintendo's case, waiting definitely helped with the Super Nintendo, but maybe hurt them a bit with the N64. I guess it depends on what the competition is as well.

@@LegendOfGames n64 wasnt anywhere as advanced to ps1 .tbts y it flopped mostlt

@@wingedhussar1453 the N64 is a more advanced piece of hardware in a lot of ways. Being on cartridges kinda limited it a bunch, though. I say this as someone who is 100% a PS1 fan.

@@LegendOfGames most games looked exactly the samr and at times worse on n64 looking more smooth cause of its bad textures.ps1 was blocky as heck but n64 looked exactly the same.ps1 came out nearly 2 ywars before and it didnt look much difrent ,thats why people didnt flock to n64 ,nintwndo being greedy didnt wamt to go for cd which coupd have made rheir conaole actualy maybe worth it

@@wingedhussar1453 yeah, they did often have bad textures due to the cartridge constraints that I previously mentioned. Again, I’m not exactly a Nintendo fan (I’ve been a lifelong PlayStation and Sega fan in fact,) but to say the games looked the same is simply false and a pretty fanboyish thing to say. And the N64 is personally one of my least favorite systems, but c’mon, dude.

You mean Apple Newton?

@@OmniSlayer- It never would’ve worked in the states since it receives 1Seg signals, which is actually a digital signal found in only a few counties.

@@LegendOfGamesgotcha I assumed it was analog because a lot of similar devices used analog tv

@ianmeritt I’ve learned to avoid the NHK guy at all costs. The last time I interacted with one was like six years ago, and ended with me closing the door on his hands as he tried to keep it open.

It's probably my favorite too, though sometimes I feel it's the PS1. They're followed closely by the Sega Genesis/CD, Saturn and Dreamcast.

@@LegendOfGames I watch a RUclipsr PS2 or die, he's aiming to complete every PS2 game ever released.

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