92stoccord

I can't remember the name of this game.

It was an SNES game, there was one main character. It was a turn based rpg, and if I'm not mistaken, you could see the enemies as you walked into the room, if one touched you, you went into battle, and they moved as you did. I may be confusing that up with another game. The part that I absolutly remember is theres one character, and he has a blob like monster. (You may have been able to have different monsters?) It could help you fight in battle, but it didn't gain experience from battle, you had to feed it items to level it up. As it leveled up, it became darker. It started out white, and was black at lv. 100

Anyone have any ideas?

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Originally Posted by Phyregod The big goal of the cafe racers back in the day was to hit 100mph. If you put a 600rr engine in one, you're going to hit mach 3 and then get spokes and brake fragments lodged into your torso.

Battle Pope

Forget about that game and play Chrono Trigger. You'll forget all about your blob monster.

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92stoccord

maybe I will pick it up for the ds. the manager where I work has frog's song as his ringtone.

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Originally Posted by Phyregod The big goal of the cafe racers back in the day was to hit 100mph. If you put a 600rr engine in one, you're going to hit mach 3 and then get spokes and brake fragments lodged into your torso.

dveit

I'm sure Sabz knows this...

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dveit

A Boy and His Blob ?

A Boy and His Blob - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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1999 Ducati 748S - sold
1997 Accord EX - totaled
1990 Civic Hatch DX - sold
1988 RX-7 AE TII - sold

92stoccord

No, it was definitly 16 bit.

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Originally Posted by Phyregod The big goal of the cafe racers back in the day was to hit 100mph. If you put a 600rr engine in one, you're going to hit mach 3 and then get spokes and brake fragments lodged into your torso.