Meh. American holidays.

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It needs saved?

Do you have a timesharing contract for the castles or something?

Chrono Cross and Legend Of Mana are both originally Japanese RPGs of course, but these are the English translations I got. If you've never played either, you should definitely check them out (emulated if you can't make a N-American PSN account). They're among the very best RPGs ever IMO. Legend Of ...

Then you should get EO2. They're both available from the start there.

EO4 probably refines the changes made with EO3 somewhat as the makers learn what the players want or dislike. I'll probably get a 3DS for it.

^ I can't japanese good. ?? It's a USAian account I made, not a Japanese one. That would probably be a little harder. I like slicers. Several of the characters I made in PS:P(2) were intended to use specific cool weapons. Weapons the creators apparently didn't like as much as me, so I ended up swit...

I've successfully created a USAian PSN account, bought a PSN card for it, and am now downloading Chrono Cross. Hi-5 to me, and take that, region locking

*lol* @ taking your complaint back. Going for a higher level is usually a good way to make things harder :) But yeah, some weapon types are quite rare. Double sabers, whips, cards and slicers come to mind. Pity, because they're just cool. It gets a little better when you get to higher levels, but it...

Mechanics-wise, EO2 is an improvement of EO1 . More map notes and icons, ability to move sideways, etc. The story doesn't twist as dramatically, but the beauty of the third and fourth strata makes up for that I think. There are also some jokes/references in the second game that only make sense if yo...

There must be hardly any places in Sweden left that don't have Ikea furniture named after them by now.

Well, okay then, if you insist


Okay folks, that's it. Two HIB6s were offered, two were given. The rest of y'all will have to buy them yourself.