Fantastic graphics, music and presentation. An original combat system, which made battles interesting until the end of the game, instead of the usual FF-like repetition (attack, attack, attack, cast spell… yawn). Great characters, and a fantastic plot, which included what is probably the best use of time travel in a computer game. Mutiple endings. No random encounters. And all that in a 16-bit cartridge game.

Hmm, I must play this game again, soon.

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