The game is fun for me because it has its own difficulties. You can't change the level, though, so you need to reload from the last save you did from the game. I enjoy the lore from the bookshelves and rumors you heard from NPC. You might need some walkthroughs if you want to complete the item collection or some random puzzles you encounter. I really am not joking, I got stuck because of the puzzles being too difficult for me and I had to check one path to another just to make sure that I was not in wrong way.
The minigames you play here are fun too, like in the festival you join in Adelhyde, you can pick up some moles or throw some ball to the target. I've played this game for 10 hours so far so I've not finished it yet. I kinda like the fact that you can change your transportation like walking in a golem or ship or answering the random trivia quest. Some of the quests are optional but I like my group to be stronger, just like Jack always said, so I try my best to complete the quests.
Upgrading the weapon (or should I say ARMs) or buying some equipments is kinda pricy but it is worth the pain usually. You can sell your items at 3/4 of the original price, I think so the deal isn't as bad as the other games which usually pay you half or less than that.
Oh yeah, since I was talking about Wild Arms, I just remember that in Japan, you can play it in mobile phone, I think. Of course the language is in Japanese aka kanji all over. I watched the video and it looks decent for me. Just, that, something that bothers me that Rudy has MP, not 0, like in the original game. Wonder what happened. Also, he's voiced by Kenichi Suzumura, I think, one of Japanese popular voice actors and also the husband of Maaya Sakamoto. It's kinda awkward to see the talking Rudy in the game but I like this kind of awkward situation.
Anyway, that's all from me today. Have fun ^^
| random time when I want to play game of life on PS1 but it keeps crashing quite sometimes |
| one of adorable enemies I like in Wild Arms - Zed (he has cool themesong) |
| The only time Rudy talks in original Wild Arms |