I'm currently playing the game called The Dark Spire and it is definately worth the cash paid for it. I currently have a party consisting of a Warrior, a Thief, a Priest and a Mage. I also have the settings on Classic Mode, making the entire dungeon completely wire-framed.

All in all, you guys should buy yourself a copy of the game if you haven't already done so.

Final Fantasy XII, because it focuses more on war and political strife than the usual Save the Princess, save the world type of storyboard writing.

Legend of the Dragoon for PS1 quickly comes to mind.Flame_Blade88

A definate agree here.

I'm definately not looking forward to this game, as that would be very disrespectful to the troopswho have died in this current war.

Maybe Activision might have to release a patch for the game that will completely nerf the M-16 power rating to make the game much cleaner.

To BigBoi:

Nice avatar of Erin Esurance you got there!

As for the thread question in hand, a two-way tie between Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 (PSOne) and Shaq Fu (Gameboy).

***SPOILERS***

The ending for Lord of the Rings: The Third Age. All it showed after the final boss battle was a 20 second video clip and that was it.

I was playing that particular arcade game on the Capcom Classics Collection for the PS2 late last night and it was a pretty amazing game, despite the el Cheapo boss fights, which are usually over in less than a second. I tried search on YouTube afterwards for videosfor the game, but the only videos availble were forthe NES version of the game,

Anyhow, any of you guys played that particular arcade game?

Yeah, I'm playing on a PS2. Most of my other PS1 games work on it though. Was it ever stated that there were problems with Resident Evil on the PS2? Because RE3 is working fine on it.

Zthunder

You could check the PS2 backwards compatibility FAQ on Gamespot's sister site, gamefaqs.com, which should more than likely have RE1 in there.

1) Final Fantasy XII (Square-Enix, 2006)

2) Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King (Square-Enix, 2005)

3) Final Fantasy X (Square-Enix, 2001)

4) Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II (Interplay/Black Isle Studios, 2004)

5) Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (Activision, 2007)