Siegfried is randomly a Mana character whose story is never expanded on and never goes anywhere. Half of the monsters are re-sprited as Mana series enemies, or Mario Brother enemies, or Mega Man enemies. The addition of characters from a dozen other media sources as comic cameos. But in either case, the seriousness of the integrated plotlines is wrecked by…Ĥ. It didn’t help that, from his introduction until the end of the Floating Continent, FuSoYa basically becomes the main character. This felt like a design decision that was fighting against the desire to create original characters and a new storyline, by integrating older characters and their plotlines in instead. Cameo appearances of Cloud, Tifa, Aerith, FuSoYa and Golbez. The idea that Ghestal was running a “corporation” was abandoned very early on, as he’s called “emperor” and he’s clearly running an empire, not a business. Cyan) end up acting like the original characters for the majority of their appearances. The problem was that the hack was locked into most of the FF6 cutscenes, event flags and story progression, so even characters set up to be different (such as Avalon vs. Ditto for the entire Reaper storyline with Avalon. I REALLY liked that Arc was totally not Gau, and had a completely different backstory and extra scenes. The desire to create a new story using the new characters they’ve created. I thought this was great, and you can see it from the very beginning: The intro is an extended version of the original, with more screen time for Biggs and Wedge, and an early introduction to Kefka and the Magitek facility and a mysterious woman who's spying on it (Tifa/Celes). Someone clearly wanted to enhance parts of FF6 with extended cutscenes, building out the story. I think there were several design impulses that went into the creation of this, and I both have varied opinions on the effectiveness of each one and concerns about how well they blend together.ġ. While the events of FF6 are largely familiar, names and faces are changed several guest stars from FF7 and FF4 appear cameo appearances from other games series abound and the difficulty is cranked up to 11.Ī full hack of FF3 US that rearranges the plot, adds a bunch of new characters and events, and ramps up the difficulty (because don't they all?). Now, Ghestal's Black Orchid corporate scientists are trying to harness magitek for evil aims. By chuckro, DecemSourceĢ,000 years ago, the War of the Magi happened. (Retropie 4.Note: This review was written around the release of RotDS 1.2. I'm sure it's something on my end, though. Tried patching it a little while ago to find out for myself and the opening sequence sounds like Godzilla stomping through a city. Quote from: Rahlzel on February 01, 2021, 02:31:05 am something more objective you may want to consider is giving new users like myself a clue as to what the music player actually does. (Retropie 4.7, lr-snes9x, using the Online ROM Patcher)
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Or is it a literal music player like Winamp that lets you play In Da Club by 50 Cent while while leveling up?Īt this point, I figure it could be either of these, or neither. CD-quality music that sounds awesome (I watched a couple of videos on Youtube). I've heard mention of MSU-1 for Chrono Trigger and also FF6.
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You explain the patches it has (main README), which patch you recommend (main README), that it needs to be installed after the bug fix patch (music player README), that there's optional patches (music player README) and that it exists in this hack (main file description download page). Something more objective you may want to consider is giving new users like myself a clue as to what the music player actually does.