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i just want to know those hot middle age games..
like final fantasy ;D...
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define middle age rpgs ;D
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He means medieval times RPG age of empire XD
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^ Not all Final Fantasy is set on medieval time.You might want to clarify what you meant by "middle age".
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"Middle Age" like Lord Of the rings ;D
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...I never knew games could be categorized by age group 0.0
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Replying to #6
Actually, they are.
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Replying to #7
Other than those E and +18 stuffs...
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Unless he is talking about ero-hentai games.So yeh, middle-age Rpgs S2
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but...how is final fantasy middle-aged <_< anyway I'm just gonna give games from final fantasy simlarities(as in fantasy rpg). There's, The World Ends With You, Kingdom Hearts, Tales series, Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor, Super Robot Taisen OG Saga Endless Frontier, Luminous Arc series, Valkyrie Profile...and I can go on and on unless you specify more <_<
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Replying to #10
Most of those aren't set in the middle ages.
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Arron_zero · #10but...how is final fantasy middle-aged <_< anyway I'm just gonna give games from final fantasy simlarities(as in fantasy rpg). There's, The World Ends With You, Kingdom Hearts, Tales series, Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor, Super Robot Taisen OG Saga Endless Frontier, Luminous Arc series, Valkyrie Profile...and I can go on and on unless you specify more <_<
Kingdon Heats may have a somewhat deep story but its very far from bein a middle-age game.
Tales series in general are also a bit kid-like. Some of the are pretty good though. (not DS ones, for sure).
Luminous Arc and SRT are ...... well... they are just 14+ due to all boobs around.
Shin Megami Tensei and Valkyrie Profile are awesome suggestions though. These games are more "serius" than normal.
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Inunah · #11Most of those aren't set in the middle ages.
Wasn't really quite sure what middle aged meant so was just giving suggestions hopefully there's at least one hit <_< I guess Lufia can be considered? =S
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