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Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: grendelrt on June 19, 2006, 03:47:37 PM

Where do the legend of heroes games for PSP fall into the PC Engine games. I played through the first one on Turbo Duo, and since they never released the second one in the US , just wondering if there is a possibility of getting to play it on PSP.

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: FM-77 on June 20, 2006, 02:09:55 AM

The Legend of Heroes I - PC Engine (+Turbo Duo)
The Legend of Heroes II - PC Engine
The Legend of Heroes III - PSP (called LoH II: Prophecy of the Moonlight Witch in English)
The Legend of Heroes IV - PSP (called LoH (1): A Tear of Vermilion in English)
The Legend of Heroes V - PSP (not out [yet?] in English)
The Legend of Heroes VI - PSP (Falcom themselves are porting this. No plans for an English release.)

I hope you get my idea with this list. As you can see, the first English LoH for PSP is actually LoH4 and the second is LoH3. This is supposedly because LoH3 suffered from bad loading times, etc. in the Japanese version that they might have fixed for its English release. Also, LoH3-5 is a trilogy but the events in LoH4 happens before LoH3.

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: grendelrt on June 20, 2006, 07:42:07 AM

Wow good to know. Thanks for the list. So no remake of number 2 made huh? Does 3-6 have the same characters or is 1 and 2 on there own?

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: FM-77 on June 20, 2006, 08:57:50 AM

No, 1-2 are related, 3-5 are related. These two "series" aren't sharing anything else other than the name.

Then there's The Legend of Heroes VI First Chapter and The Legend of Heroes VI Second Chapter. SC is a direct sequel to FC. These games are only available for PC in Japanese. As I mentioned earlier, Falcom's going to port the first game to PSP. Maybe they'll port the second chapter after that.

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: grendelrt on June 20, 2006, 12:43:04 PM

cool thanks for all the info. I think I am going to track down the PSP game and give it a shot.

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: ParanoiaDragon on June 23, 2006, 06:16:33 PM

LOH 2 on Turbo is playable, since the menus are the same.  I got rather far, but I got sidetracked, & lost my data after letting my Turbo sit there for eons.  I'll pick it up again one of these days.

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: shubibiman on June 23, 2006, 10:08:36 PM

Just as a reminder : Legend Of Heroes 7&8 are no less than Legend Of Xanadu 1&2, both released as Super CD-ROM2 games :wink:

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: FM-77 on June 24, 2006, 03:35:39 AM

Quote from: "shubibiman"

Just as a reminder : Legend Of Heroes 7&8 are no less than Legend Of Xanadu 1&2, both released as Super CD-ROM2 games :wink:

That's not true at all. The Legend of Heroes VI (6) got released in 2004, why would they release The Legend of Heroes 7 in 1994? Makes no sense to me.

The Legend of Xanadu is Dragon Slayer VIII ( 8 ). The Legend of Xanadu II is also Dragon Slayer VIII ( 8 ). It is strange, I know -- but that's what it is.

The Legend of Heroes is Dragon Slayer VI (6). The Legend of Heroes II is also Dragon Slayer VI (6). It is strange, I know -- but that's what it is.

Sorry, couldn't resist repeating myself, but everything I just said is true.  :lol:

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: ParanoiaDragon on June 24, 2006, 07:11:19 AM

Quote from: "Seldane"

Quote from: "shubibiman"

Just as a reminder : Legend Of Heroes 7&8 are no less than Legend Of Xanadu 1&2, both released as Super CD-ROM2 games :wink:

That's not true at all. The Legend of Heroes VI (6) got released in 2004, why would they release The Legend of Heroes 7 in 1994? Makes no sense to me.

The Legend of Xanadu is Dragon Slayer VIII ( 8 ). The Legend of Xanadu II is also Dragon Slayer VIII ( 8 ). It is strange, I know -- but that's what it is.

The Legend of Heroes is Dragon Slayer VI (6). The Legend of Heroes II is also Dragon Slayer VI (6). It is strange, I know -- but that's what it is.

Sorry, couldn't resist repeating myself, but everything I just said is true.  :lol:

That is all correct.  The Legend of Xanadu games say Dragon Slayer VIII & Last of Dragon Slayer respectively, not Legend of Heroes 8 or whatever.  I know back in the day when LOX came out, seeing Dragon Slayer 8 was confusing, since I had always thought of Dragon Slayer Legend of Heroes, as the first Dragon Slayer, but it's not.  Now I know, & knowing's half the battle!

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: esteban on June 24, 2006, 12:03:13 PM

Quote from: "ParanoiaDragon"

Now I know, & knowing's half the battle!

Indeed. Yo Joe!

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: Keranu on June 24, 2006, 06:42:09 PM

Yo! Bro!!  :D

Title: Legend of Heroes
Post by: Black Tiger on June 26, 2006, 01:53:22 PM

Quote from: "Seldane"

The Legend of Heroes VI (6) got released in 2004, why would they release The Legend of Heroes 7 in 1994? Makes no sense to me.

Companies do this all the time.

Tengai Makyou Zero came out after I, II and around the same time as IV. Then almost a decade later, part III was finally released.

Numbers don't have to mean much. They're mainly just a marketing ploy(look at Star Wars).

There's never been much of a real sequel to Phantasy Star. Most of the offshoots are now based off of PSII.

Ys III isn't a true sequel to I & II, but its still a cool game in its own right.