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| Grave
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|  "Re(4):enix of america shutdown?"
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I'm not familiar with that web site, however I don't assume this is true information yet.
As for the merger, I think all it would mean is an increase in the availablity of formerly Enix titles.
I only have a few Enix games, Actraiser was very nice. I don't quite recall right now why I have Illusion of Gaia, not that I'm complaining. I'm sure it was a gift from some nice person.
Actraiser freaking rocked. But don't play the sequel. It was pretty bad.
Anyway, Enix titles certainly need better distribution! I hope Square rereleases DW7. It was previously discontinued, I know that much. I spent a lot of Friday looking for a copy, and I finally got one, but I paid too much. Don't care, though. I plan on starting it later, if I can stay awake...
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| Juke Joint Jezebel 1448th Post
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|  "Re(5):enix of america shutdown?"
, posted Sat 1 Feb 23:34
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I'm not familiar with that web site, however I don't assume this is true information yet.
As for the merger, I think all it would mean is an increase in the availablity of formerly Enix titles.
I only have a few Enix games, Actraiser was very nice. I don't quite recall right now why I have Illusion of Gaia, not that I'm complaining. I'm sure it was a gift from some nice person.
Actraiser freaking rocked. But don't play the sequel. It was pretty bad.
Anyway, Enix titles certainly need better distribution! I hope Square rereleases DW7. It was previously discontinued, I know that much. I spent a lot of Friday looking for a copy, and I finally got one, but I paid too much. Don't care, though. I plan on starting it later, if I can stay awake...
i never completed the sequel because i was so disappointed about it (keep in mind i was about 10 at the time), so i can't really give a straight opinion on it. i'd like to give it another try right now though
but ..
i wonder why the hell they made it all action
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| Gen 1245th Post
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| "why there is no city part in Actraiser 2" , posted Sun 2 Feb 14:09
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I'm not familiar with that web site, however I don't assume this is true information yet.
As for the merger, I think all it would mean is an increase in the availablity of formerly Enix titles.
I only have a few Enix games, Actraiser was very nice. I don't quite recall right now why I have Illusion of Gaia, not that I'm complaining. I'm sure it was a gift from some nice person.
Actraiser freaking rocked. But don't play the sequel. It was pretty bad.
Anyway, Enix titles certainly need better distribution! I hope Square rereleases DW7. It was previously discontinued, I know that much. I spent a lot of Friday looking for a copy, and I finally got one, but I paid too much. Don't care, though. I plan on starting it later, if I can stay awake...
i never completed the sequel because i was so disappointed about it (keep in mind i was about 10 at the time), so i can't really give a straight opinion on it. i'd like to give it another try right now though
but ..
i wonder why the hell they made it all action
I read years ago, the developer said they didn't included the city part because they couldn't fit it on the cart., and they thought the action sequence was the better part to have in the sequal.
As far as I know the Japanese version didn't have the city part. That would make the developers total liars and I'd hope this Square-Enix company would fail.
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| "Re(1):why there is no city part in Actraiser " , posted Mon 3 Feb 08:19
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I read years ago, the developer said they didn't included the city part because they couldn't fit it on the cart., and they thought the action sequence was the better part to have in the sequal.
That hurts. Mostly because I didn't like the action parts of Actraiser 2 (that is, to say, all of it) at all. I actually preferred the action on the first. Oddly enough, I prefer the graphical style of the first. Early SNES games had a great look to them. When I say that, I think of Super Mario World, Actraiser, Gradius III, Legend of the Mystical Ninja, etc... I think they were better looking than most SNES titles ever were.
Well, that, and a lot of them were pretty fun, too. Actraiser 2 just left a bad taste in my mouth after enjoying the first so much.
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