Yup. On psp you just jump in the menu with the home/Playstation button, and select Type 4 controls to reverse the layout between d-pad and analog. Putting L2-R2 function on the D-pad.Originally Posted by InternalPrimate
Further than that you can customize your controls however you want.
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03-01-2010, 01:22 PM #16Grandmaster's Reckoning ESWAT Veteran
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What are the L2-R2 functions? Zoom?
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03-01-2010, 01:46 PM #18Grandmaster's Reckoning ESWAT Veteran
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In Grandia, all they do is change the compass function from Entrance to Exit. Originally Posted by InternalPrimate
Or they have a 'Hold button' function to make the small hud of your characters display HP or MP in battle IIRC. Not really used at all considering how the info you need is almost redundantly displayed automatically when you're in the menu pulling up spells.
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Thanks! This will definitely help with the hand cramps caused by the game.
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03-03-2010, 02:21 PM #20Grandmaster's Reckoning ESWAT Veteran
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This phrase sums up Christmas 1999 for me.
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never played it, will check it out
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03-03-2010, 05:21 PM #22Grandmaster's Reckoning ESWAT Veteran
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This game is still a masterpiece compared to 99% of the crap being sold as JRPGs these days.
I still can't stomach a Grandia 2 comparison though, it was such a watered down experience for me. Skies of Arcadia was more "Grandia" than it.
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Wasn't Grandia "supposed" to be the FFVII killer.. or at least i rememebr reading that somewhere.. or people talking about it as such...
It was a great game... (Still have my PS1 version from launch that work fine)...Proud Owner of the Following Sega Hardware: 1-Master System, 3-Genesis Model1's, 5-Genesis Model2's, 1-Sega CD Model1, 1-Sega CD Model2, 5-32x's, 1-Nomad, 2 Saturn Model1's, 1 Saturn Model2, 1 Dreamcast, 1 Sega Sports Dreamcast
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I'd say it's better than FFVII in the ways that matter most. It was the Saturn's best RPG that was never localized. After Lunar TSS & Lunar EB, Grandia should have been on everyone's radar. Originally Posted by MitsuruX
1998 import review, likely the source of the FFVII-Killer idea:
http://www.gamespot.com/saturn/rpg/g...ry;read-review
If this game was released in North America in 1998 & I had 'seen' it or played it, I would have bought a Saturn instead of a Playstation that year.
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