Way back in 1997, the year I graduated from high school, 3D Realms was apparently a Big Deal amongst the proto-Master Racists of the era. While the rest of us were enjoying the glorious Golden Age of RPGs and offering propitiations to the Eternal King, the SNES, even as its foul, bastard child sought to dethrone it, PC gamers were obsessing over t...
Well, the thought you expressed are quiete the same as mine.
But, I'd like to mention something else too: the sounds are perfect; lemme explain: they are believable, since I'd have imaginated the creatures' voice like they are; in addition, the music, which is something huge for such a game.
Besides, the humor: this was one of the games (and I played a lot of games) that made me laugh naturally because of its jokes.
Also, the story's premise was so nice to me: the mistery of these 2 creatures stayed in various planets is so misterious and fascinating to me.
Said that, this game could have been made way better, but, like I love saying: if you enjoy something, that's good and nought else should be done
Sounds terrible! But you'll be happy to know the only Dreamcast version of PIer Solar I could find was on Ebay and it was going for $125 - so you've already doubled your money! In ten years... who knows! All for a terrible game no one should play - huzzah!
So... I guess we have to add Satoru Iwata and the DIRECTOR of Xenoblade Chronicles Tetsuya Takahashi to the "RPG Haters Who Use JRPG as a Pejorative."
Maybe that's why I use the term so much? The conspiracy to undermine a genre through slander and division goes all the way to the top, man! I fell for it!
