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Benjamin’s village was destroyed and he was named the legendary hero by a mysterious floating old man, so it’s up to him to travel to the four areas of the world and restore the power of the four elemental crystals.
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Overall: This is in the category of games that I love for nostalgia value, but I don’t think I’d recommend to anyone who doesn’t. There are plenty of other SNES rpgs with stronger plots and more interesting systems; this was an “entry-level” jrpg that got mostly forgotten for a reason. This play-through was the equivalent of a “beach read” of an old book.
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Overall: This is in the category of games that I love for nostalgia value, but I don’t think I’d recommend to anyone who doesn’t. There are plenty of other SNES rpgs with stronger plots and more interesting systems; this was an “entry-level” jrpg that got mostly forgotten for a reason. This play-through was the equivalent of a “beach read” of an old book.
