Nice reference. That's a great movie.

I finally found a NES emulator with a fast forward feature!

NES RPG's, here I come.

LIST O' RPG's
FFI
FFII
FFIII
Earthbound 0
Maybe the Dragon Quests/who knows?
Maybe Ultima III

[quote="Blank"]I finally found a NES emulator with a[b] fast forward feature[/b]!

NES RPG's, here I come.

LIST O' RPG's
FFI
FFII
FFIII
Earthbound 0
Maybe the Dragon Quests/who knows?
Maybe Ultima III[/quote]

You just FOUND one? How hard is it to find them? The first one i got had one <.<

[quote="Metal2Hedgehog"][quote="Blank"]I finally found a NES emulator with a[b] fast forward feature[/b]!

NES RPG's, here I come.

LIST O' RPG's
FFI
FFII
FFIII
Earthbound 0
Maybe the Dragon Quests/who knows?
Maybe Ultima III[/quote]

You just FOUND one? How hard is it to find them? The first one i got had one <.<[/quote]

Well, I've tried: RockNesX, FCEUltra, Nesten, Nesticle...etc. I didn't see any fff in those.

Are you referring to the "turbo mode" feature? Or something else? If you mean turbo mode, mostly all emulators have them. It's just that some people are to lazy to look for them. I actually use it on some games. Most RPGS.

If you mean something else then what is it?

So, I beat Final Fantasy I today...and it was a little depressing because Garland isn't really all that--I beat the final boss in two turns. Oh well, at least it shed some light onto the Light Warrior thing, and I've played FF at its roots. It was just so annoying, that it wouldn't auto-target another creature if one died/ran away.

FFI was pretty fun, and I would suggest it for people who're into the goldy oldies.

[quote="Metal"]Are you referring to the "turbo mode" feature? Or something else? If you mean turbo mode, mostly all emulators have them. It's just that some people are to lazy to look for them. I actually use it on some games. Most RPGS.

If you mean something else then what is it?[/quote]
I know most emulators have a turbo feature that speeds the game up; however, for some reason, that feature isn't present in a great many NES emulators.

I love that peninsula northeast of Pravoka with the monsters from the northern continents. Zombulls and Giants!

A Black Belt at level 40 is ridiculously overpowered. It can kill CHAOS in two turns.

Dear god, I wish I had one of those when I played.

[quote="Blank"]So, I beat Final Fantasy I today...and it was a little depressing because Garland isn't really all that--I beat the final boss in two turns. Oh well, at least it shed some light onto the Light Warrior thing, and I've played FF at its roots. It was just so annoying, that it wouldn't auto-target another creature if one died/ran away.

FFI was pretty fun, and I would suggest it for people who're into the goldy oldies.

[quote="Metal"]Are you referring to the "turbo mode" feature? Or something else? If you mean turbo mode, mostly all emulators have them. It's just that some people are to lazy to look for them. I actually use it on some games. Most RPGS.

If you mean something else then what is it?[/quote]
I know most emulators have a turbo feature that speeds the game up; however, for some reason, that feature isn't present in a great many NES emulators.[/quote]


Every emulator i've used has had that feature. I'm just lucky i guess ''
And in rpg games. Am I the only one who usually has trouble saying some names?

Probably. But English isn't quite as phonetic as some languages, so that's not really your fault.

I'm going to start playing The World Ends with You sometime in the near future.

Has anyone played Illusion of Gaia/Time? God, I love that game. It has such a great soundtrack too. Sky Garden = WIN!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECimI0w8 ... re=related

2:20 ftw!

Illusion of Gia is for the snes right? I saw it in some store couple days ago for 5$. I was going to buy it but then decided not to. I've played the first secret of mana for the GB entitled Final Fantasy Adventure. I haven't passed it. I'm stuck <.< Sucks that they don't tell you were to go.

[quote="Metal2Hedgehog"]Illusion of Gia is for the snes right? I saw it in some store couple days ago for 5$. I was going to buy it but then decided not to. I've played the first secret of mana for the GB entitled Final Fantasy Adventure. I haven't passed it. I'm stuck <.< Sucks that they don't tell you were to go.[/quote]

That's part of the SaGa game series.

I just beat ff2j, and I didn't know there were shy guys in it:
[img]http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w25/the_sir_blank/wtfff2.jpg[/img]

Nah, but seriously, ff2 was pretty fun, and I liked the story MUCH better than I did FFIV's. Some parts of it were predictable, and it sucked how you had to level your characters up, but for its time, it was really innovative and one can appreciate the effort that they had to put into making this game possible.