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Aquas · Local time: Nov 30, 2006, 08:05 AM

I for one played Legend of Mana to the point of creating No Future mode weapons. I had a blast with it, and the winning aspect of Legend of Mana was the rich dialogue, various quests, the soundtrack and it's aesthetic value. It's a game of beauty with a decent amount of flaws that held back it's true power. Battle wasn't too great in Legend of Mana, the AI is just dumb.

I do enjoy SD2 and SD3 for the most part. And I do agree that is a nostalgiac heart attached to the series, for myself and probably for many fans... considering Kikuta's score was so phenomenal, as well as Shimomura's. Although I am a little scared about how these new mana games will fare. Milking this series is just not a smart thing to do...

Fist.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Aquas · Local time: Dec 2, 2006, 05:10 AM

Originally Posted by DjMeas

I feel that having a gauge that fills to 100% before you can execute a focused
attack was the main reason Secret of Mana was so good. Filling the gauge to perform a LV 8 attack with your favorite weapon
ALWAYS felt good ^_^

I whole heartedly agree. This was a distinguishing difference between the two games.

There's nowhere I can't reach.