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Anonymous12/03/25, 15:40No.727431516
Which version of this do I play? There are at least three fan translations (one for the SNES, two for the PS1), as well as an official translation on the GBA.
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Anon12/03/25, 15:47No.727431882
SNES for being a technical marvel
PS1 for actually being playable
GBA for seeing just how bad things can go until the mobile port
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Anon12/03/25, 15:55No.727432373
You play the PSP version that was never translated
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Anon12/03/25, 16:36No.727434949
PSP > PS1 > SNES > GBA.I'm pretty sure the PSP one is untranslated, so go with the PS1 version.
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Anon12/03/25, 16:42No.727435336
The art has been botched in everything other than the SNES version
youtube com/watch?v=aAWX1LAVlO0
Shoutout to the GBA version for fucking up literally everything
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Anon12/03/25, 17:10No.727437302
>SNES/SFC Dejap
The classic one with a few creative liberties taken with some lines, but still pretty good. The SFC version does have some pretty big difficulty spikes IMO.
>PSX
I don't remember which one I played, but I think it was Phantasian Productions. The PSX version has a lot more content and the difficulty curve is better without the spikes in the SFC version.
I replay the game every couple years and switch between the SFC and PSX versions. There are a few things I don't like about the PSX version, like the way elemental damage resistance/absorption is handled. It's probably still the better version overall though.
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Anon12/03/25, 18:00No.727440845
Play the SNES one first
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Anon12/03/25, 18:17No.727442018
I was halfway through the game but quit because of spell pause. Fortunately, there's a cheat to remove it for playstation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctKdTKHPLg8 (look at the comments)
I haven't tried it so I can't comment how well it works.