Best Snes RPG

[Anonymous No.4267865]

What is /vr/ favourite snes rpg?

[Anonymous No.4267875]

Live a Live seems to get plenty of dickriding on /vr/ nowadays.

[Anonymous No.4267878]

>>4267865
lufia 2

[Anonymous No.4267885]

Possibly Crono Trigger?

[Anonymous No.4267890]

DQV

[buggle_player No.4267892]

i like chex quest. i like rpg,

[Anonymous No.4269163]

>>4267865
>favourite snes rpg?
I can't decide if you put Chrono Trigger, DQ III/V, FF 4/6, Lufia, SoM and Super Mario RPG in the same box. But
7th Saga has an special place on my heart. I replayed that shit a lot since I was a kid.

[Anonymous No.4269182]

>>4267865
Doesn't matter. Phantasy Star 4 blows them all out of the water

[Anonymous No.4269192]

>game more or less is a never-ending fetch-quest
>game has both random encounters and high encounter rate
>game often forces you to use characters you haven't been using who will be dead-weight when you are forced to use them or to spend some time leveling them up
>game has a terribad translation that manages to have "yes" and "no" mixed up and give very vague idea of what you are supposed to do next at best
>good fucking luck figuring out how to find the earth shaman or how to get the best ending without using guides or walkthroughs

This game basically features everything I hate about JRPGs and yet it is one of my all-time favorites. How the fuck does that work?

[Anonymous No.4269194]

>>4267865
I only like Finalfatasy and Cronotrigger.
2D rpg don't impressive me to much.
I am action game person.

[Anonymous No.4269202]

Chrono Trigger

[Anonymous No.4269247]

FF5

[Anonymous No.4269248]

FFV and Live-A-Live.

[Anonymous No.4269252]

>>4269163
HOLY FUCK THANK YOU I REMEMBER THIS GAME AS A CHILD BUT COULD NEVER FIND THE NAME

anyways unlike you filthy casuals uncharted waters new horizons is my fav rpg on the snes the most under rated game on the snes desu

[Anonymous No.4269258]

That one that you played during your childhood, of course

[Anonymous No.4269284]

>>4269258
this, which explains >>4269192
as well as the fact that my favourite is still Secret Of Mana. No matter how mechanically superior the others are, they can't recreate the sense of wonder of my first ever SoM playthrough

[Anonymous No.4269289]

>>4269258
Obviously this but if (You) played different game than I did as a kid your game is an overrated piece of shit and you should commit a sudoku for liking it. Pic very related.

[Anonymous No.4269318]

>>4269258
I played it in my teenage years, what nao?

[Anonymous No.4269364]

Tales of

[Anonymous No.4269669]

>>4269163
>>4267890
Is the SNES version of DQV worth playing when DS & PS2 versions exist?

[Anonymous No.4269903]

>>4269669
it's the only version with any sort of challenge, but the remakes do have better audio and visuals, and a few improvements in gameplay(like trading multiple herbs instead one by one).

[Anonymous No.4270656]

>>4269669
the remakes add a lot of worthwhile extra content, but as another poster noted, they're also a lot easier, which I personally dislike. I also have a soft spot for the original graphics.

if neither of those are an issue for you, play the remakes.

[Anonymous No.4270752]

>>4269192
>features everything I hate about JRPGs and yet it is one of my all-time favorite
Katt and Nina were both supercute. This game had early waifu appeal, morseo than most JRPGs up to that point that got a western release. We take it for granted now, arguing about who is bestgirl nonstop, but this was a new concept back then.

Unlike FF character art you actually knew what these BoF girls looked like. Detailed in-game art and the manual had full color pinups of them. Due to Yoshitaka Amano's abstract art being hard to fap to and super deformed heavily pixelated character sprites found in final fantasy games a lot of people didn't have a clear idea why Rydia and Celes actually looked like. DQ girls were even less defined. A lot of the official art from japanese games was replaced with crude western art (including BOF cover art) so for years many early JPRG waifus went mostly unrecognized.

Lunar games and Chrono trigger from around that era also had well defined waifu candidates that have stood the test of time.

[Anonymous No.4270995]

Chrono Trigger

People call it babbys first JRPG, but that's why I like it. The easy difficult and short length gives it much more replay value. I love everything about it, especially the OST.

[Anonymous No.4271006]

>>4267865
Personally my overall favorite is Earthbound. However Dragon Quest V and Metal Max Returns are very close. All three are phenomenal games.
>>4269192
For me I could never really stand BoFII, shame since BoFIII is good and BoFIV is genuinely what I think one of the best jrpgs ever made.
>>4269252
If possible I recommend playing the Japanese version, I believe it may have a translation patch. The game's difficulty was turned up to fucking 11 when it was localized and it makes the game borderline unplayable.
>>4269669
I genuinely like the snes version the best. The ps2 version has these ugly models and the ds version has a shitty translation. The snes version may seem a bit lacking, people tend to not like that this version only allows three people in the party unlike later ones that allow four, but I still find it the best way to play the game.
>>4270995
Chrono Trigger is phenomenal, don't let some contrarians that think they're cool effect you.

[Anonymous No.4271008]

>>4267865

if I had to pick only one I guess it would be FFVI, but I've played and love ever game mentioned ITT

[Anonymous No.4271567]

>>4269903
>>4270656
>>4271006
Do you like SNES DQV better than SNES DQIII?

[Anonymous No.4271582]

>>4271567
Hell no
DQ3 is the superior game anyway, only matched by >>4269247 .

[Anonymous No.4271585]

>>4271582
what makes III better?

[Anonymous No.4271626]

>>4267865
Super Mario RPG

[Anonymous No.4271936]

>>4271585
I wasn't pleased with the way 5 limited your freedom of exploration at every stage, tying progression to its numerous story events. In 3 you wandered the whole world (and Alefgard), wherever you pleased and picked up the story advancement items at any order.

Furthermore, the classes (and the personalities of the remakes) offered more meaningful party customization, I was let down when I found out how monsters are recruited and that most don't have any interesting skill sets.

Lastly, as far as the SFC versions of 3 and 5 are concerned, 3 has a clear advantage since it came later. It and the sixth game are some of the most aesthetically pleasing games on the system.

[Anonymous No.4272104]

>>4267865
Mario Party

[Anonymous No.4272123]

>>4272104

[Anonymous No.4272215]

>>4267865
Don't ask, just really liked this game and its story.

[Anonymous No.4272621]

>>4271567
I like both but III>V

[Anonymous No.4272647]

>>4267865

super mario bros

[Anonymous No.4272657]

>>4267865

are there any decent rpg's that aren't turn based? like illusion of gaia, terranigma, soul blazer (but with a less dungeon-y feel)

[Anonymous No.4272672]

>>4272657
>Terranigma
God, I loved that game.
Those are called action RPGs. Secret of Mana and E.V.O are my favorites

[Anonymous No.4272721]

>>4267878
>>4272215
So glad to see these get mentioned. It seems like /vr/ used to always shit on Lufia.

[Anonymous No.4272786]

>>4267875
for good reason, it's great

[Anonymous No.4272829]

which one has the most hot chicks in it

[Anonymous No.4272843]

Treasure of Rudra / Rudra no Hihou
>why:
you customize your own magic with minimal grind, pick a character you want to play each time, and the game has a sense of urgency
>why not:
it's not called Final Fantasy

[Anonymous No.4272846]

Rudra no Hidou is nice and almost no one mentions it ever because it didn't come to murrica

[Anonymous No.4273051]

I've played many of them so I'll just list my top-tier:
DQ I thru III and V, FFV and VI, Seiken Densetsu III, Chrono Trigger, Terranigma, Live-a-Live, Earthbound. Ogre Battle and Tactics Ogre if you count those.

Also Romancing SaGa trilogy.

[Anonymous No.4273081]

>>4267875
I looked into Live a Live but there's a severe lack of cute girls in it

[Anonymous No.4273097]

>>4271936
Does DQIII still have an engaging story?

>>4272672
Playing it right now for the first time, just finished the underworld chapter

[Anonymous No.4273170]

>>4273097
>Does DQIII still have an engaging story?
It's just "kill the demon king and save the world" but I like the feeling of adventure that conveys

[Anonymous No.4273217]

>>4273170
I like cliche stories too, hence Secret of Mana being one of my faves. I've heard people praise DQV for its story. Doesn't DQIII feel limited by way of originally being a NES game?

[Anonymous No.4273413]

>>4273217
I like DQV too but I don't know why I always end replaying DQ III. Maybe because it's simpler
>Doesn't DQIII feel limited by way of originally being a NES game?
Not at all, some quests are fun and they add more stuff in the SNES version. Also the BGM and animations are GOAT

[Anonymous No.4273417]

>>4273217
The story is simple but good. Not that it matters, having a good story is on the low end of priorities an RPG should have in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.4273430]

Super Mario RPG was the most iconic and memorable for me. Best music and lots of little easter eggs. Could never get that damn Super Suit though.

[Anonymous No.4273461]

>>4273417
well I want to go on an ebic comfy adventure. If the story facilitates that, then I consider it to be a good story (I consider secret of mana's story to be good in that regard)