Hey... I don't have an I-pod or I-tunes... So is it possible to download this thing for a standard MP3? It's a creative zen. I went to the mp3 link.. but I don't see a place I can download the actual file.. Just curious, because I would love to take you guys on the go! I hope that doesn't sound like an implied kidnapping... of course you're all grown men! So it wouldn't actually be kidnapping right?.... I'm just gonna shut up now...
I have the Zen as well. I just do what Scatt-Man said...or pull it right off the server.
Because I can.
Lookin' forward to the Radiant Historia talk. I've been meaning to 'test it out illegally', but haven't gotten around to it yet. I'm currently ploughing through Black Sigil after giving up on Nostalgia. Both are extremely traditional RPGs, with the former lending its art style almost entirely from SNES classics like Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 6. I'd say the game would be pretty damned epic if it weren't for the absolutely horrid, batshit insane amount of random encounters. TOO MANY!! But James already knows this!
Just to be clear, I have to frown on this. I'm just obligated to do so, and to remind the rules regarding piracy. With that out of the way:
I played Nostalgia at E3 2009. I was excited because all the press material I had in hand looked really great, but when I finally got hands-on I felt disappointed. I was promised Skies of Arcadia (one of my top 10 RPGs) and I got something totally unrelated. I never got to Black Sigil, it just never managed to get on my radar.
I'd say Radiant Historia might be the best RPG I've played on DS. For those of you unaware, I've played...let's just say a few. The funny thing is I've mostly avoided (not by design, just by happenstance) your Final Fantasies and Dragon Quests, but I'm absolutely resolute that this game is amazing. I finally finished it ("finally" on an RPG, after a week. I know) last night. Right this very second I'm listening to the piano soundtrack that came with it.
After I finish the review I'm going back to complete some more side quests and aim for the best ending. The game is kind of in a weird place right now, there's no guides anywhere on what you have to do to get some of these quests, so often times you just have a branch on the timeline dangling and no idea what it leads to or how to get there. I think I'm at 189 of 236 timeline spots and 35 hours (in 7 days).
Really, this game is fantastic. I don't give scores before I write the review, so I can't say what I'll give it.
Oh, and no random battles. You also gain powers that make almost all non-boss battles avoidable (although you wont want to all the time).
Sometimes he replies to about 10 of them at once. Usually they're all a week+ old and his reply is just "LOL" or "Yeah".