Enix In The '90s | From Tradition To Ambition

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• VG

  @VGMRMissCoriel · 4 years ago

  Ogre Battle angered me greatly for considering me Evil for training my soldiers to be the best to the point that the evil armies couldn't even hurt them.  I would never send soldier into a battle they couldn't win if I could help it D:  I believed that each of them had families to go home to.

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• LI

  @liveconcertshortvideos5712 · 4 years ago

  Terranigma is still one of my favourite games.

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• R7

  @r7crazycanucks · 1 year ago (edited)

  I knew you wouldn't forget about Great Hits. It's both an RPG and a music video creator with a whole bunch on unique visuals and character designs. And it still does not have an English translation.

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• BA

  @BananaBolsterDuck · 4 months ago

  Bro there's no way Wonder Project J was an SNES game released in 1994. These devs are cracked.

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• MO

  @Morgil27 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I actually do have a similar experience to your flea market story. When I was like 12 or 13, I went to this garage sale with my parents, and the lady had a bunch of SNES games for super cheap. My parents talked to the lady running the garage sale, and found out her mother used to own a rental store that went out of business, and was trying to get rid of her inventory. My parents found out where her mother lived, and arranged a time later that night to take me over there. The lady had hundreds of SNES cartridges, and was only selling them for like $2 a piece. I think I bought something like 15 games that night, some I had played before, while others I had never even heard of. Hell, that's how I first got introduced to the masterpiece that is Chrono Trigger.

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• SA

  @SageofStars · 8 months ago

  I personally always loved Brainlord. It&apos;s a game where you&apos;re effectively playing as the Mysterious Stranger type of character. There&apos;s a party, with two magic users, a rogue, and a warrior, and they&apos;re doing the normal questing and stuff, while you are doing all the typical side stuff, which involves helping clear the way a bit, while offscreen they deal with other problems.<br><br>Mind, the ending shows just how much they&apos;re out of their depth, despite being good at what they do individually, and you have to finish the big adventure yourself, and finally slay the Demon Lord without any of their help.

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• DA

  @DavidLeverty · 4 years ago

  These videos are seriously underrated. Please keep up the amazing work.

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• CA

  @cams_covers · 4 years ago

  Illusion of Gaia was easily one of my favourite SNES games. &nbsp;Definitely an underrated title

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• LE

  @LeonardoBramante · 4 years ago

  So many bizarre games, but also so many good games from Enix. It&apos;s startling just how many games they helped release.

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• WI

  @Wiseman108 · 3 years ago

  E.V.O. was a pretty cool game, would love to see a spiritual successor released today.

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• MA

  @mairujyat · 4 years ago (edited)

  Just Breed is EASILY in my top 5 list of RPGs - whoever&apos;s reading this, definitely check it out. <br>Couple of random fun facts btw: Kohei Tanaka did the music for it, at a time when he was only known for a small handful of anime (including the Dragon Ball anime&apos;s opening and ending themes.) He&apos;s now better known as one of the two composers for the One Piece anime adaptation!<br><br>Brain Lord&apos;s composer, Masanao Akahori, also did the music for Nosferatu. The chime melody for the song, &apos;Site of Civilisation&apos; in Brain Lord makes an appearance in the choir of the Nosferatu song, &apos;March 8, 1990&apos;. Kinda neat. lol

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• BO

  @bobboberson6664 · 4 years ago

  The soul blazer intro gave me chills, brought back so many memories

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