This game was phenomenal when it was introduced. It was one of the first games that I got on the Sega CD. It was also one of the first games that Had animated cut scenes with full dialogue that I can remember. I was heavy into anime at the time ( a vice I never grew out of), so the cut scenes were incredible to me. They really helped me identify with the characters. Pottle was such a spunky little guy. I felt so bad when ***SPOILER*** Pottle was killed, that it nearly brought me to tears. I seriously did just put a spoiler in this review. I am surprised with myself for putting a spoiler about the game in here. I am also surprised that I thought it was necessary to place a disclaimer that I was going to ruin information if you continued reading. That was a useless waste of energy... lets face it, no one is going to read this review. No one cares about Pottle, Vay, or Sega CD. So f**k it, Pottle dies, you find the Vay armor, you save the world. End of story.
This game was one of the only RPGs to make it to the SEGA CD besides the Lunar Series, and I found it to be loads of fun. This was the very first RPG I picked up and after playing this game I was hooked for life. Supri... Read Full Review
Vay (pronounced Vye) is a Japanese RPG released in America by Working Designs, the people responsible for translating the Lunar series, among others. However, this is quite easily the weakest game WD have brought across... Read Full Review
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