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Posted 2003-11-15, 05:13 PM
All the Mario ones. Its been so long, I can't exactly remember which was my favorite, so I'll just say all of them. What's your's?
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Posted 2003-11-15, 05:30 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
Lufia 2
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Posted 2003-11-15, 05:35 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
Secret Of Evermore for using Alchemy instead of *Magic*
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Posted 2003-11-15, 08:15 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
Same as above, Secret of Evermore, awsome game.
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Posted 2003-11-15, 08:20 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
Zelda?
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Posted 2003-11-16, 09:29 AM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
street fighter 2; there was a day when we played that game for 17 hours straight
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Posted 2003-11-17, 08:00 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
FF6, FF4, Secret of Mana, Chrono Trigger, Secret of Evermore, and Zelda in that order.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 03:21 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
Zelda for snes?? did you beat it ?? i can never figue out how to beat that dam game >_<
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Posted 2003-11-18, 07:09 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
It's not too difficult really... If you're just stuck, try gamefaqs.com or ask Google.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 07:11 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
I think it was caled super mario rpg. I forgot, its a turn based rpg game. God i loved it. Now that i found my snes again, i have to find someone who has it and buy it from them.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 07:30 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
I'll sell it to you for $50.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 07:51 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
Il tell you where to download it for 5$
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Posted 2003-11-18, 07:58 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
It's not the same.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 08:19 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
My personal favorites are Mario 3, Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and ZOMBIES ATE MY NEIGHBORS!!!!!!!! That game was tight as hell for two players.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 08:23 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
Mario 3 was an NES game. It was on Mario All stars though.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 08:30 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
U can get lots of SNES games at Gamespot. My roomate works at one and they have THREE copies of FF6 omfg.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 08:34 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
There was an FF6 for the SNES? I thought it was FF3 for the SNES?
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Posted 2003-11-18, 08:47 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
...I thought this was common knowledge...
FF6 Jap = FF3 US.
However, FF3 Jap does not equal anything in US.
To avoid confusion online, FF3 is usually referred to as FF6.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 08:49 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
Well yes, I know that, but there was both FF3 and FF6 released in america as the same game, FF3 was for SNES, but yeah you're right, people would get confused.
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Posted 2003-11-18, 09:06 PM in reply to Kuja`s #1's post "Favorite SNES game?"
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Mario 3 was an NES game. It was on Mario All stars though.
Heh, I was about to pwn until I saw the second part... than I realized you 1226ness... oops, you have a paypal account? (5 cents)
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