Something Classic

After 7 years of development, we are excited that "Quartet" is out now! A series of train robberies. A mysterious deck of cards. A fleet of deadly airships. An accidental mage. Choose from four stories, in any order, and discover how they intertwine in this turn-based RPG!

Don't buy a boat, but definitely buy "Quartet" - now 20% off on the Steam Spring Sale! #QuartetRPG #jrpg

Quartet is 20% for the Steam Spring Sale! Battle fierce foes with your ragtime team of shop keepers, chefs and ...hippos?

@Ericis_Grumpy I had an n64 too. I just remember all my friends, whether they were nerds, jocks or normies played FFVII. Even my friend's dad played the game. It was crazy. Before that point I think I had maybe seen FFVI played by a neighbor, one time

@SomethingClassc Not around me in California. We had more kids with N64, and even played our old Genesis, and NES back then. It was a rarity for middle and high schoolers i knew to have Playstations, unless their dads gamed.

It was the first RPG that EVERYONE I knew played. EVERYONE played it. Hard to overstate this. It also got so many of us into the genre and from there we went back and discovered so many incredible games and became life long fans

@253Krakoan Yea, there was a dedicated niche group of gamers who had been playing console RPGs since the NES and maybe even before. Sadly I was not one. Luckily this game got me on board and I went back and played all the great games I had missed!

@SomethingClassc Opposite for me. This was in no way my gateway jrpg I had been playing RPG’s since the NES. When FF7 came out i was eleven and I wasn’t really blown away by any of it except the graphics.

Quartet is now 20% off on the Steam Spring Sale! #QuartetRPG #jrpg

@slicky_dee vividly

@SomethingClassc remember the commercials!? shit was mainstream as a game could be back then

@jakmasplays yea the TV commercials were huge. I distinctly remember seeing them

When talking about FFVII, people rarely mention just how big the marketing campaign for it was back then.

@CedricAPhillips I borrowed FFVII from my neighbor for months. I did not have a memory card so I kept replaying the Midgar section over and over. The day my mom finally bought me a memory card, I stayed up all night and got to the Gold Saucer.

One of my favorite life stories I rented this game from Blockbuster with my best friend the day it came out. We didn’t own memory cards for some reason (young, dumb, etc) We stayed up until like 6am, got close to the end of Midgar and were like “We’re probably close to beating the game. Should we just leave the Playstation on and finish the game when we wake up?”

I’m always excited to see what’s next in the world of indie JRPGs but don’t forget there are so many out already! -Cosmic Star Heroine -Chained Echoes -Ara Fell -Quartet Heavy recommend all of these. @ZeboydGames @SomethingClassc

Petition to change the term “Disney Adults” to “Chrono Trigger Adults” when describing Millennials

@jesse8bit @NomDGames @ZeboydGames Enjoyed both of their games! CSH was a great playthrough too. Really fun

@NomDGames @ZeboydGames @SomethingClassc Second Ara Fell! The follow up game to it was really great too, Rise of the Third Power. Not a sequel, but the devs really did a great job.

💥Robot Rhapsody is 100% human made! I felt it's important to say in today's era! 👀 Personally I'd never trade the creative process away for cheap conveniences. It diminishes the point of making games to begin with. 🎨🤌 #pixelart #indiegames #NoAI

@dazettairyouiki Was his tone more serious and "tough guy"? Just looking for any basic gist.

@SomethingClassc He spoke normally.

What was Frog's dialogue like in the original Japanese? At least as compared to the original English localization, on the SNES.

@favoga_ Yes

当時リアルタイムでプレイしてた人に聞きたい。FFⅦって発売当初からすげぇぇてなってたの？