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Googleshng - July 12 '04- 4:00 Eastern Standard Time
And thanks to great leaders like Joan of Ark, Ghengis Khan, and Socratic
Method, the column is full of... letters.
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Capital Idea!
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Hey Google
My question is: what do you think the chances are for SquareEnix to release a trilogy pack of Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, and Terranigma? What do you think of those games anyway? Do you think there will EVER be a Illusion of Gaia 2 as promised in Terranigma?
And by the way, the quote is from Brave Fencer Musashi when you first talk to Mayor Govern to try to find out about the five scrolls.
-Rob 64b
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Googleshng:
You are correct sir. Have your tilde. ~
Anyway, while I'd rather see some actual NEW games out there, the remake trend still has enough steam
that I could indeed see such a collection being released at some point. I'm not sure whether the games
themselves have held up all that well, but it would still be nice to see.
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Not the best person to ask it could be argued...
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Hello Googleshng,
A few monthes ago my ps2 broke(very sad) and yesterday was my birthday. I heard from reliable sorces that my brothers are pooling there money together to get me a new one. Plus the addition of online hook up. (Yay!) So my question to you is what MMORPG would you suggest i should play that would be a good learning tool for a MMORPG NOOB like me? Any info you could give would be nice .Thanks
Tonberryking (person who needs to go back to school to learn to spell!)
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Googleshng:
Generally speaking, if you're going to be playing any MMORPG, you're just going to be playing one. Their
addictive nature and the fact that you'd fall behind on experience levels if you took a break means
you're pretty much stuck with your first pick. Of course, if you'd like to get some idea of what they're
like before making a commitment, there's hundreds of free online text based MMORPGs out there to experiment
with.
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That Anime Look
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Hey! Google!
I have a small response for a letter answered by Cast yesterday, namely
about the cell-shaded Toriyama designs. They already exist. Although not in
an RPG (at least I guess it's a fighter, I've never played it), but in
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2. Haven't seen actual gameplay but the screens don't
look too bad.
/Cherry Graves
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Googleshng:
Well, it's odd to think of the styles of particular artists being better suited to cel shaded polygons,
but come to think of it, Akira Toriyama has a very angular style, which honestly would make things go
rather smoothly. Same goes for Jhonen Vasquez really.
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