It's the same as the one in the game, right?

It also really, really really needs a better translation.

I thought it was funny.

So I've finally been able to play it since my friend visited. I really like it. Oliver is kind of dense, but it looks really pretty and the story is interesting so far, along with a pretty good battle system. But the difficulty does spike after reaching the desert.

Did you play Strange Journey?

The Wii translation was one of the most uneven bare-bones things I've ever seen. You get one word when the character has a monologue, none of the characters really have any personality, and the translators didn't even try figuring out a way to translate the dialects. The only game Ignition really gave a good translation to was El Shaddai and that was more because it didn't actually have all that much stuff to translate. I think they were mostly just lazy.

It's a first person dungeon crawler.

Yes. Nintendo doesn't have the best track record for budget re-releases, especially considering the Wii is dead in their eyes.

Throw the Granstream Saga in there because it was intended to be the spiritual successor to the series. Of spiritual successors.

But, yeah, the Quintet Quartet deserves so much more than it got. And Terranigma really needs a better translation. It just implodes at the end.

That would actually take them more work.

Eugh...Atomos in HD. That would be utterly horrifying.

Aren't those gaps there because the different parts of the lines are recorded separately?

It's a fullblown remake. They're doing it from the ground up.

I got into gaming with the GBA and the Gamecube, so I don't really have a nostalgia filter over those older games, so I won't hold it against you.

I'd be okay with that if your character doesn't stand around like a schlub the whole time with only two characters acknowledging your presence. I got the impression the avatar was just tagging along and wouldn't take a hint.