Best Enix game IYO?

[Markus. D]

mine is definetly Mischief Makers for the N64.


I was playing it for most of this morning n_n

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Mischief Makers is a Treasure game. Try again.

[Laddy]

I like Dragon Warrior VII because graphivs aren't important! However, the game is still the ugliest-looking and dated, but totally rad game out there that isn't a favorite.

[Jowy]

Illusion of Gaia, hands down.

[LunarWeaver]

Dragon Quest VIII is my favorite Enix game :jess:.

You know, I was going to launch into some explanation of older ones I've played, but then I think it's kind of silly that just because you like a newer game and it happens to be graphically beautiful, you're supposed to...feel ashamed or something. Like you have to justify liking the a newer title instead of one that was made 10 years ago. So yeah, I'll say VIII and not try to defend the answer.

I'm ranting now to nobody in particular, because it's not like anybody said anything to me about it, but I felt the need to type this out anyway. I'm just a freak of nature like that and there's a 95% chance my parents dropped me often.

[Ashley Schovitz]

Final Fantasy IX for me, I haven't played that much out of FF.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

FFIX is a Square game.

[ValiantKnight]

To my knowledge the only two I've played were Illusion of Gaia and Dragon Quest VIII

Both of them were of a very high quality.

[Dreddz]

Terranigma and Door Door.

[NGU]

FFVII hands down

[LunarWeaver]

:laughing: I know they are together as a company now, but he means specifically the side of Enix. Before they were together, or franchises that clearly Enix teams are handling even now. Square is the one producing the Final Fantasy games, so they don't count, ya dig :jess:

[Black Mage]

Tri-Ace's Valkyrie Profile would be my favorite Enix-published game, by a large margin.

Honorable mentions are Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria, Star Ocean 2, Star Ocean 3 and Dragon Quest VIII.

[Zeromus_X]

Omg, tri-Ace love. :love:

If Enix published games count, then it'd have to be something from tri-Ace. But you can't make me pick just one. If I had to pick, it'd either be Star Ocean: Till the End of Time or Valkyrie Profile.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

The vast majority of Enix's games are mainly developed by outside parties like Quintet, tri-Ace, and Level 5. So, yeah, Enix-published stuff kind of has to count.

[XxSephirothxX]

The original Star Ocean.

[Wolf Kanno]

Star Ocean: The Second Story;) Outside of that, Dragon Warrior I. I don't know what it is about that game but I just keep playing it.

[Spatvark]

Chrono Trigger and Terranigma would have to be near the top of my favourite Enix games, but the number one spot has to go to JESUS: Dreadful Bio-Monster.


Mischief Makers is a Treasure game. Try again.


So, yeah, Enix-published stuff kind of has to count.

Bzzt! I sense inconsistency! Mischief Makers was published by Enix in Japan, and Nintendo in the rest of the world. So nyer =P

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

The difference is that Treasure is a completely independent developer, and Enix didn't have any hand in Mischief Makers's actual creation. Compare this to the way they look over Level 5's shoulder every step of the way through the production of a Dragon Quest game.

They published it in America, too, by the way.

[Crossblades]

Dragon Quest I, II, and III

[Markus. D]

Mischief Makers is a Treasure game. Try again.

oh... but it said Enix T-T


._.


nevermind.


its still Mischief Makers.

edit:
(or Yuke Yuke! Troublemakers in Japan) is a side-scrolling 2D platform/puzzle video game developed by Treasure, and published by Enix (in Japan) and Nintendo (in America and Europe) for the Nintendo 64 released in 1997. The game's protagonist is the Ultra-Intergalactic-Cybot G Marina Liteyears who is a robotic maid of the absent-minded Professor Theo, a seemingly perverted old man.


doesnt Published mean it counts?

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

See above.

[Polnareff]

Soul Blazer and Star Ocean 2.

[Roto13]

edit:
(or Yuke Yuke! Troublemakers in Japan) is a side-scrolling 2D platform/puzzle video game developed by Treasure, and published by Enix (in Japan) and Nintendo (in America and Europe) for the Nintendo 64 released in 1997. The game's protagonist is the Ultra-Intergalactic-Cybot G Marina Liteyears who is a robotic maid of the absent-minded Professor Theo, a seemingly perverted old man.


doesnt Published mean it counts?


See above.


The vast majority of Enix's games are mainly developed by outside parties like Quintet, tri-Ace, and Level 5. So, yeah, Enix-published stuff kind of has to count.

[LazarCotoron]

y'know... in a peculiar sort of twist, I actually love all of my Enix games, so I'm just going to list the ones I still deign to hook up an old system and play.

Dragon Warrior 3, Dragon Warrior 7, EVO: The Search for Eden, Star Ocean 2, and RoboTrek.

I especially love EVO, so if I had to pick a favorite, that'd probably be it. ...I confess, it let me live out my fantasies of creating unholy super creatures...

[Renmiri]

FFX of course!!!

:love: :love: :love: :love: :love:

[Wild0ne]

Hmm...you tell people that Square games don't count and they still post them...

Anyways - the Dragon Warrior(quest) series for NES were my favorite. I-IV that is..

[Zeromus_X]

FFX of course!!!

:love: :love: :love: :love: :love:

Remember, this thread is asking which games published on the Enix side are your favorites.

[Vermachtnis]

Star Ocean: Second Story

[Renmiri]

Ooopsie! Dragon Quest and Full Metal Alchemist then

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

The vast majority of Enix's games are mainly developed by outside parties like Quintet, tri-Ace, and Level 5. So, yeah, Enix-published stuff kind of has to count.Is this post (http://forums.eyesonff.com/showpost.php?p=2032572&postcount=18) just invisible to you people, or what?