The overworld music was terrific, I don't know what you're talking about Prinnydood. I'm being serious. But that was the only real standout part to the game. I enjoyed playing through it the once, but it'd be tough to do it again.

I have the Quest 64 overworld MP3 if anyone wants it, I ripped it myself.

I don't remember that game, but I do remember Mystical Ninja: Starring Goemon. That game completely kicked ass.

How much of the music have you ripped? Just the overworld track? I'm actually kind of interested in a complete rip of the game's music.

Now that game warrants its own fucking thread.

I liked the game. I did manage to finish it, but only because i used a ton of earth magic, so I got the invincible spell. The game got a tad better at the end since the scenory changed.

I was stuck on the fight with the water gem lady for months. She was so friggin hard.

Hell yes. I wish I actually bought it instead of renting it like 5 times from Blockbuster back in the day. :doh:

My friend lent me the game long time ago, I beat the game. Wasn't the greatest game ever. But then another friend of mine lent me the game last year so I could rip the music (35 tracks in total). So I really played it twice. and see, I'm still alive. The game was easy. I just didn't like the random battle in the blue cave. That place was a big labyrinth. Anyway the music was great.

EDIT: Well if you want to download my rip, it's on D-7's FTP

Wow. That brought back some memories. Personally, I didn't find the game to be that bad, even though I got to the final area and just kind of lost interest. Of course, this is from hazy memories from times past. If I played it again today, I may cringe. The music is better than I remember. Nothing amazing, but not bad at all, especially the catchy field theme.

Now see, I liked this game. Sure it basically sucked, but it was at least semi-entertaining. I remember being stuck at some ice cavern and never completely the thing, but still. Never completed the game though. I got to some boss I couldn't defeat because I was playing like an RPG noob -- running through the game too quickly without levelling or gaining new spells.

It was really a distraction for me until Zelda 64 came out.

I liked a lot of the game though. The only major problem I had was the fucking overworld music getting stuck in your head because it's all you ever heard. I can still remember that shit NOW.

I remembered hating that game.

Hahaha. His footsteps sound like an old fashioned fap-fap-fap fest. No wonder my grandparents always kept the door opened when I played at their house.

I remember Konami delaying the PAL version so they could rename it to;

http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/5828/hmc6qp.jpg

In a hopeless attempt to escape the awful scores it had gotten from American publications. "MAYBE IT WILL BE A BETTER GAME IF WE PUT MORE THAN FOUR SECONDS WORTH OF EFFORT INTO THE TITLE!"

That Euro box art is a bajillion times better than the US box art though.

http://www.classicgaming.com/rpg/SCRNSHOT/q64-logo.jpg

I love how they changed the friggin' title of the game for PAL. Until now I didn't know that. I did grab cubed's rip and actually listen to it from time to time; brings back the memories.

The same shit happened with me. You couldn't level up anywhere that was close to a villiage. As soon as i got into that ice cavern, there was no turning back. I fought and used up most of my items and had no chance in beating that ice queen boss-whatever >.>..

I wonder if anyone has the gamerip for this >=]

My brother rented the game a long time ago. It wasnt that fun. It was somewhat and strangely addictive tho...

Never finished it and had to return it. In any case, I didnt finish the game but I dont feel like I missed much.

For those hankering for a rip, you can find an archive of miniusfs at Zophar's right here: http://www.zophar.net/usf/

I assume you know how usfs work.

We rented it, and I suffered it to about the halfway point, I think. The battle system is what got me. Those fucking rings, or zones, or whatever you want to call them, that were impossible to navigate. Other than that it wasn't horrible - just boring and subpar.

N64 games that were worth it:

Goldeneye, Mario 64, Mariokart 64, OoT, Pilotwings 64.

End.

Quest 64 was utterly worthless, and Paper Mario was fun once but I'd never play again.

Aidyn Chronicles however, is one of my favorite RPGs of all time (right up there with Final Fantasy 4, Final Fantasy 9, Baldur's Gate, Suikoden II, and Xenogears). If you are a connoisseur of classic dungeons and dragons style RPGs I think you will find Aidyn Chronicles to be quite amazingly addicting. The level design, stat system, and battle system are my favorite of any RPG, and the creepy atmosphere, music, characters, plot etc. makes for a unique and rewarding experience.

Just read up in a FAQ about all the things that affect your characters' performance in a battle and you will probably know whether the game is for you or not. Also, if the fact that once a character dies he/she is dead forever with no resurrection makes you as excited as it makes me, buy the game. Oh, and take note that none of the screenshots of the game online do ANY justice to the incredible overworld design.

edit: The other most overlooked N64 game is Shadowgate 64, an awsomely creepy classic adventure game. Ogre Battle 64 is pretty well known but it is true that it is one of the best tactical RPGs of all time (only Fire Emblem Pool of Radiance and Vandal Hearts II are superior in my opinion).

Pronouncing your username aloud is quite amusing.

Music? That shit was the WORST music I have ever heard.

I also thought the RPG was boring.