The 7th Saga - Super famicom and SNES

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Description: Your character embarks on a quest to find the seven crystals that are hidden throughout the land of Ticondera. There are seven different characters to choose from, each with different beginning stats and specialties. The game is presented in a 2.5D perspective, but shifts to an over-the-shoulder semi-3D view when combat initiates. Combat is turn-based, depending on which character you choose, your combat will either be almost entirely melee or magic-based. Potential enemies wandering around the world cannot be seen, however a radar map helps indicate enemies as as white dots. ... (more)

Manufacturer: Enix America Corp.
Release date: 28 September 1993
Number of discs: 1
EAN: 0719631000074 UPC: 719631000074

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16 bit games better as originals/sequels (23 games items)

"A considerably better game than the sequel (although, some people claim they aren't in the same series), Mystic Ark. Mystic Ark is all over the place in terms of story, and it has one entire dungeon that is more of a point and click adventure than an rpg."