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Message: [QUOTE="Natsuyasumi, post: 168320, member: 43337"] I first played this game on the ZNES emulator on a had me down windows computer back in the year 1999 (I remember thinking it hilarious that the "end" was supposed to come in that year). Man it changed my life. I eventually bought the original cartridge and played through for every ending. I also bought the PS1 version and gave that a few play throughs, mainly to see the (somewhat disappointing) anime cutscenes, and then the DS version... I've played some of the romhack sequels, meh. Most recently I played through the SNES version a couple years ago on an Android phone I use as an emulator handheld. I love this game so much, it absolutely never gets old. It might be about time for another play through. [automerge]1744210725[/automerge] I found it interesting that a (albeit much lighter) time travel element was featured all the way back in the first Final Fantasy game. And the first three Dragon Quest games, although not featuring time travel, are based on generations of a single family, and the effects of the actions of the heroes through time. It's clear that time travel was something Sakaguchi and Horii wanted to explore more. [/QUOTE]

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