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Knowing devs and some gamers were not happy with carts, Nintendo tried hard to convince gamers CDs were not the future.

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Live A Live was insane. This game was ahead of it's time in so many ways.

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Nintendo 64 Promo VHS 1996

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When Live A Live hit Japan in 1994, it innovated gaming. Each scenario felt like its own game, and the battle system was new too. Unlike other RPGs, your characters' health would be fully restored after each battle. Its remaster hit the West in 2022, amazing more gamers.

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When Live A Live hit Japan in 1994, it innovated gaming. Each scenario felt like it's own game, and the battle system was new too. Unlike other RPGs, your characters' health would be fully restored after each battle.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Knowing devs and some gamers were not happy with carts, Nintendo tried hard to convince gamers CDs were not the future.	60
Live A Live was insane. This game was ahead of it's time in so many ways.	28
Nintendo 64 Promo VHS 1996	18
When Live A Live hit Japan in 1994, it innovated gaming. Each scenario felt like its own game, and the battle system was new too. Unlike other RPGs, your characters' health would be fully restored after each battle. Its remaster hit the West in 2022, amazing more gamers.	9
When Live A Live hit Japan in 1994, it innovated gaming. Each scenario felt like it's own game, and the battle system was new too. Unlike other RPGs, your characters' health would be fully restored after each battle.	1