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NEC PC-Engine/SuperGrafx => PC Engine/SuperGrafx Discussion => Topic started by: Xak on November 28, 2013, 02:43:19 AM
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I first played the Huey version thinking it would be some sort of action game. I was greatly disappointed when I learned it was a cool RPG I cant play due to barrier of the language.
Later they released the english translation of the Super Famicom version. I noticed the battle graphics were different, not better, just different. Both enemies and your Mechs looked different and I think I prefer the PCE graphics style better. It was grittier and matched the futuristic galaxy much better. I know the inside of the space ship interface was different or at least looked totally different.
Its a great game regardless , a space opera if you will, anyone else know of any differences in these versions?
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Here are shots from the PCE version.
(http://www.genkivideogames.com/images/TON90003back.jpg)
and the SNES version
space ship
(http://agtp.romhack.net/images/projects/ck1/0.png)
battle
(http://img.gamefaqs.net/screens/a/7/9/gfs_6328_2_2.jpg)
characters I think from the PCE version
(http://snesninja.com/public/images/nes/found/Cyber_Knight_1.png)
Overworld looks cooler in the PCE version. Battles look better in the SNES but I dont like the art style. Wonder if any thing else is different? Added?
Not sure what version this is from
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-EOT9YgRgVGk/Tkn44fhvbEI/AAAAAAAAA2s/CzJy2XGyS54/s320/ck05.png)
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the game looks interesting. one of the rpgs i do not have in my collection now...^^
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the game looks interesting. one of the rpgs i do not have in my collection now...^^
I am trying to figure out how to play it.. Its got some awesome music but that's about it for now till I can make sense of it.
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^In the spaceship THere are two commands at the end, short jump and long jump. Short jump takes u to different planets within that galaxy. Long jump takes you to other galaxies
Theres walkthroughs if your playing the PCE. Just gotta use the SNES walkthough.
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sure was never a favorite of mine.
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From what I gather, there's a translated rendition of the Super Famicom version somewhere out there. But we all know that the cool way to play the game is on the PC Engine in a language we can't understand.