Grandia II or Chrono Cross
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A suggestion for people with scratched discs. Get a Disc Doctor. Works nearly perfectly on surface scratches. That thing is great.
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I haven't played CC yet, but I will after I beat FF8 (close to finishing disc 3 because I got decimated in the boss fight...it is rediculous when compared to FF7).
Grandia 2 has to be one of my favorite rpgs. I enjoy the battle system, the magic system, and what would be considered a special attack/summon (I don't remember exactly what it is called as it has been a long time since playing the game.)
As for Gamedoctors...I really cann't recommend them. I got one and I tried to resurface some discs, and it was a lot of effort without any results. Professional resurfacing machines are the way to go...expensive...but brilliant especially with DC games.
Grandia 2 has to be one of my favorite rpgs. I enjoy the battle system, the magic system, and what would be considered a special attack/summon (I don't remember exactly what it is called as it has been a long time since playing the game.)
As for Gamedoctors...I really cann't recommend them. I got one and I tried to resurface some discs, and it was a lot of effort without any results. Professional resurfacing machines are the way to go...expensive...but brilliant especially with DC games.
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I think I know what boss your at. There was this one boss that was on the 3rd or 4th disc that was probably the hardest boss out of any FF game I ever played. I won't say what to give away the story but there was only 2 bosses in the game I had trouble with, and 1 is the final boss.Sultan of Saturn wrote:I haven't played CC yet, but I will after I beat FF8 (close to finishing disc 3 because I got decimated in the boss fight...it is rediculous when compared to FF7).
Grandia 2 has to be one of my favorite rpgs. I enjoy the battle system, the magic system, and what would be considered a special attack/summon (I don't remember exactly what it is called as it has been a long time since playing the game.)
As for Gamedoctors...I really cann't recommend them. I got one and I tried to resurface some discs, and it was a lot of effort without any results. Professional resurfacing machines are the way to go...expensive...but brilliant especially with DC games.
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you had trouble on the final boss? man ff8 is the most abusable final fantasy games to come out (second is final fantasy 10, followed by 7)Veggita2099 wrote:I think I know what boss your at. There was this one boss that was on the 3rd or 4th disc that was probably the hardest boss out of any FF game I ever played. I won't say what to give away the story but there was only 2 bosses in the game I had trouble with, and 1 is the final boss.Sultan of Saturn wrote:I haven't played CC yet, but I will after I beat FF8 (close to finishing disc 3 because I got decimated in the boss fight...it is rediculous when compared to FF7).
Grandia 2 has to be one of my favorite rpgs. I enjoy the battle system, the magic system, and what would be considered a special attack/summon (I don't remember exactly what it is called as it has been a long time since playing the game.)
As for Gamedoctors...I really cann't recommend them. I got one and I tried to resurface some discs, and it was a lot of effort without any results. Professional resurfacing machines are the way to go...expensive...but brilliant especially with DC games.
anyway chrono cross is very good, however i recommend playing through trigger if you havent done so already. youll enjoy cross much more.
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Well I had trouble as in I didn't beat it the first time. I also rushed through this game not taking the time to suck the magic that I should have.kaze wrote:you had trouble on the final boss? man ff8 is the most abusable final fantasy games to come out (second is final fantasy 10, followed by 7)Veggita2099 wrote:I think I know what boss your at. There was this one boss that was on the 3rd or 4th disc that was probably the hardest boss out of any FF game I ever played. I won't say what to give away the story but there was only 2 bosses in the game I had trouble with, and 1 is the final boss.Sultan of Saturn wrote:I haven't played CC yet, but I will after I beat FF8 (close to finishing disc 3 because I got decimated in the boss fight...it is rediculous when compared to FF7).
Grandia 2 has to be one of my favorite rpgs. I enjoy the battle system, the magic system, and what would be considered a special attack/summon (I don't remember exactly what it is called as it has been a long time since playing the game.)
As for Gamedoctors...I really cann't recommend them. I got one and I tried to resurface some discs, and it was a lot of effort without any results. Professional resurfacing machines are the way to go...expensive...but brilliant especially with DC games.
anyway chrono cross is very good, however i recommend playing through trigger if you havent done so already. youll enjoy cross much more.
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What I tried is using some cellphone display polish. It fills up li'l scratches and stuff. Works great on audio and one of my DC games (didn't have to do it on others)Sultan of Saturn wrote: As for Gamedoctors...I really cann't recommend them. I got one and I tried to resurface some discs, and it was a lot of effort without any results. Professional resurfacing machines are the way to go...expensive...but brilliant especially with DC games.
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