This original is full of glitches that hurt the class system , still a great game though
This original is full of glitches that hurt the class system , still a great game though
Isn't FF7 like 88. That is quite a bit higher than RE3 and (apparently) Trials of Mana.same scores as FF7RE AND RE3. Remakes are starting to bottleneck
0 chance, that IS the final game.I hope maybe that's just the demo, and the final version is better?
same scores as FF7RE AND RE3. Remakes are starting to bottleneck
Yeah, FF7 scored pretty well.Isn't FF7 like 88. That is quite a bit higher than RE3 and (apparently) Trials of Mana.
same scores as FF7RE AND RE3. Remakes are starting to bottleneck
Yeah, once it goes on sale, I'll totally pick it up. $50USD is a bit much though.
In my humble opinion - play the original. It has some of the best graphical design of any game I've ever seen on any system. It may be the prettiest game on the Super Famicom:
In my humble opinion - play the original. It has some of the best graphical design of any game I've ever seen on any system. It may be the prettiest game on the Super Famicom:
Oh yeah, you're right. It was 80 when I last checked but back when the embargo first dropped for FF7Isn't FF7 like 88. That is quite a bit higher than RE3 and (apparently) Trials of Mana.
7 and 6 from french publications are like 8-8.5 in american ones. :p7
Test du jeu Trials of Mana
Longtemps resté inaccessible, Trials of Mana a enfin débarqué dans sa forme originelle, mais traduite, dans la Collection Mana commercialisée exclusivement sur Nintendo Switch fin 2019. Cette année, Square Enix propose de faire (re)découvrir au plus grand nombre ce chaînon manquant de la...www.jeuxvideo.com
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TEST de Trials of Mana : 25 ans après, la légende a-t-elle encore le feu sacré ?
Je vous parle d'un temps que les moins de vingt ans ne peuvent pas connaître, et tant mieux pour eux : en France en ce temps-là, on ne localisait pas (ou si peu) les grandes aventures empreintes de fantasy qui pierre après pierre bâtissait la légende du jeu de rôle à la japonaise, et de ses...www.gameblog.fr
Maybe I misheard or something, but... in the Gamexplain review, why would fans of the original game be put off by the action combat in the remake when the original also had action combat?
people won't know that if you don't say anything
That makes more sense than just the basic description that was used in the review. Thank you.Because the original game used the typical Mana combat system of needing a rhythm to your attacks by filling the action bar - sheer button mashing like Zelda wouldn't work here.
In the remake - well, that's exacty what you get.
PS4 is 60FPS, Switch is 30.Sorry if its the wrong thread, but all things considered is there is any compelling reason to pick up one version over the other (PS4/Switch)? About to pre-order it on Amazon.
Sorry if its the wrong thread, but all things considered is there is any compelling reason to pick up one version over the other (PS4/Switch)? About to pre-order it on Amazon.
PS4 is prettier.Sorry if its the wrong thread, but all things considered is there is any compelling reason to pick up one version over the other (PS4/Switch)? About to pre-order it on Amazon.
In my humble opinion - play the original. It has some of the best graphical design of any game I've ever seen on any system. It may be the prettiest game on the Super Famicom:
As someone whos beaten the original like 4 times be warned that the battle system is janky and buggy. Impressive for when it came out but aged poorlyThis looks great. I already have the Mana Collection for Switch. I guess this is my next game.
Same boat. I have no intention of playing this for a while, but just want to support it so hopefully more endeavors such as this get green-lit. Luckily I had a Amazon gift card balance to help pay most of it.I'm thinking of buying it full price just to support this endeavour, I want more JRPGs within such a scope. But I don't have a lot of money and no time to actually play the game. What to do...