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Secret of mana
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I somehow never heard of this game.
*goes to find mor info on it*
*goes to find mor info on it*
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This is a great game I beat it three times the only thing I don't like is that it is kind of sad.
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Since there's no real information in this topic, might as well post some:
This is the second game in the Mana series, and is a sequel to Final Fantasy Adventure on the Gameboy. (there are also tons of sequels after that for Nintendo consoles as well as Playstation and a future game for iOS and Android) It is a JRPG made by Square, and is now available on the Wii Virtual Console. It was one of the first RPGs that uses real-time battles instead of turn-based battles in most other RPGs at the time of it's release.
I still haven't played this game, and doubt I'd be able to get it since my Wii is broken and I don't have a SNES.
This is the second game in the Mana series, and is a sequel to Final Fantasy Adventure on the Gameboy. (there are also tons of sequels after that for Nintendo consoles as well as Playstation and a future game for iOS and Android) It is a JRPG made by Square, and is now available on the Wii Virtual Console. It was one of the first RPGs that uses real-time battles instead of turn-based battles in most other RPGs at the time of it's release.
- first part of the story:
- Disobeying their Elder's instructions, three boys from the small Potos
village trespass into a local waterfall where a treasure is said to be
kept. One of the boys, the game's protagonist (named Randi in the
original Japanese version), stumbles and falls into the lake, where he
finds a rusty sword embedded in a stone. Guided by a disembodied voice,
he pulls the sword free, inadvertently unleashing monsters in the
surrounding countryside of the village. The villagers interpret the
sword's removal as a bad omen and banish the boy from Potos forever. An elderly knight named Jema recognizes the
blade as the legendary Mana Sword, and encourages the hero to
re-energize it by visiting the eight Mana Temples.
I still haven't played this game, and doubt I'd be able to get it since my Wii is broken and I don't have a SNES.
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I've played this before but just like Children of Mana, I couldn't get into it.
Putting aside CoM on DS, something about SNES JRPGs are dull and boring to me. And yes. That INCLUDES Chrono Trigger.
Putting aside CoM on DS, something about SNES JRPGs are dull and boring to me. And yes. That INCLUDES Chrono Trigger.
