This game is a fucking masterpiece

I think so too.

>>11806598 (OP)
I call it a would be masterpiece, close to perfect as a Japanese role playing adventure game could ever be if only it didn't have flaws

CT remake? More like Terranigma remake goddamn

>>11807008
What needs to be changed about it?

>>11807013
The audiovisual presentation

I've been meaning to play it for years but I always felt I should play it after the rest of the "Quintet trilogy". Should I just say screw it and play Terranigma and then get back to those sometime later?

>>11807391
It doesn't really matter to be honest, they're only thematically related having to do with god, devil, and creation of earth/man. Story wise, not connected.

If you play in order, you can witness how they got more advanced and complicated mechanic wise, cause they do, but if you're used to all sorts of retro games playing this one first shouldn't detriment the earlier two

>>11806598 (OP)
I played this a couple years ago and thought it was alright, but grinding is way too easy, efficient, and practical. Any boss in the game can be reduced to a joke by spending 4 minutes walking in and out of a room and killing the same enemy repeatedly, even Bloody Mary. Why actually get good at dealing with enemies, learn their patterns, and actually get good, when killing one mook a few times makes you God? This game really illustrates why RPG leveling just should not exist in action games, or at least, only under a very specific set of circumstances

>>11807397
Nice, thanks! Yeah, I've played so many games that going backwards in mechanics wouldn't really bother me anyway. Terranigma might even just wow me more this way too then, since I won't have experienced similar things shortly beforehand.

>>11807015
Every remake comes out looking worse these days.

I remember the flying seagull almost tearing me up

>>11806598 (OP)
No, it's a mess. But a good one.

>>11807412
Psst, nobody forces you to grind. What if I told you, you could refuse it?

Is this the game that rips off Stephen King's It?

I loved the little Simon says part.

>>11806598 (OP)
more like terrornigger

>>11806598 (OP)
Also, funny that a game that’s all “We’re all people! We’re all the same in the end!” is blatantly racist towards chinks and stoked in Japanese exceptionalism

I love the game but my favorite part is the very beginning when you're inside the earth or whatever. I never quite got it though, are you supposed to be walking upside down (relative to the core) on the crust?

>>11807838
Check the cover

>>11807838
You're walking on the inside of a sphere.

What does it say?

What does it say?

>>11806598 (OP)
The gameplay is actually pretty annoying sometimes, the RPG elements aren't balanced too well. But the story, graphics, and music are fucking beautiful. The English script is a little awkward, but it at least seems like it's completely uncensored. The ending makes me cry every time.

>>11808197
You posted this a few times asking what it says then deleted it. But to answer your question:
>do ra ku e VI ki n
Probably a joke abont Dragon Quest VI, which was to be released two months later in 1995, by Enix who also published Terranigma. Dragon Quest is often abbreviated like "Dorakue" or "DraQue" in Japanese, and the game would definitely have a meta joke about DQ6 in it as in the same region you can literally visit Quintet HQ. Don't know what the "kin" part is about though