An Underrated PS1 Masterpiece (Legend of Legaia) - Clemps

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Ever had "that game" that you couldn't get enough of but nobody knew it existed? Clemps does, and he thinks its about time more people knew about it.
CREDITS:
Dan AKA / biggbanter Who drew the cheeky lil Clemps in the thumbnail and the ending credits!
Dax AKA / miedaxx Who threw me a sweet ending title for FREE!!
MUSIC USED:
Vidna - Legend of Legaia
Rim Elm - Legend of Legaia
Light of the Town - Legend of Legaia
Lindblum - Final Fantasy IX
World of Humans - Legend of Legaia
Battle Theme - Atelier Rorona

[@zCasanova]

Easily spent a year of my childhood obsessing over this game; one of my all-time favorites. Another that did not receive enough love - Legend of Dragoon

[@capcom23]

You know IMO the most overrated games do have the attention but the ones that doesn't get the love it's like not generic enough for people. Maybe it's too hard for them. So many great games that didn't receive love are actually the games with more challenge and forces you to level up some bit

[@pandayu4231]

Alucard8319 idiot

[@matthewbott3726]

Panda Yu well that was mature

[@matthewbott3726]

LoD been replaying this recently. It’s not the best, but I can certainly say that it’s fun. I remember putting the death of ____ up there with Areith. Was I right? No. I was an edgy teen. But it was still a fun game

[@zCasanova]

@@matthewbott3726 That death fucked me up, too - younger me never saw it coming.

[@johnjohn40100]

I wish we could get a remastered version of this.

[@GameTimeWhy]

I don't think we will but I'm hoping!

[@sebastiangonzales46]

@@GameTimeWhy played it on PS1 emulator (Duckstation) on 1080p and it looks amazing

[@GameTimeWhy]

@@sebastiangonzales46 oh that's good to hear! I'll have to look for it

[@almancoscolluela91]

I hope so for us to play this “Underrated Gem” of Game-Life.

[@suiken3149]

This game is as good as a public domain since the creator already passed away and I don't think publishers are interested on picking up the IP

[@quarter-circleforward9342]

This was the first JRPG I played. It was the very first one I owned for the PS1, and both my mother and I adored it. This game was my gateway to console RPGs and what lead to me eventually playing a lot of them. I'm glad to see someone acknowledges that it exists, so I know it wasn't just some fever dream that my mom and I were having.

[@wowulam7411]

when you share this I reminisce the time i played this when i was kid i never got pass on the lion monster i dont remember the name of the monster

[@thomasvoge664]

@@wowulam7411 The Lion monster was Caruban.

[@theinsanegamer1024]

This was the first GAME I played! So it's also my first JRPG, even if I didn't know what that meant at the time.

[@stuj7551]

my first jrpg as well ^.^

[@Scantronacon]

One of the best playstation demos I played

[@RanggaPranendra]

dude thanks for making this video. legend of legaia is my all-time favorite game. watching this video makes me happy. thumbs up for you!

[@Thebaron666]

I searched legend of legaia for nostalgia purposes and stumbled across this video. You made me lol at least 5 times. Subbed. Keep it up man.

[@InoSense85]

Same way i found myself here.

[@kazigma]

Alex Hansen same here. sigh. still one of my favourite and fondest gaming memory

[@mordecai5225]

Same, it's still one of my favorites

[@InoSense85]

You know what? Come to think of it I believe it was my very first rpg. I got to play a demo of it because back then there was a demo service by the name of PlayStation Underground which if you signed up for it they would send demos of a few games on one disc to your house through mail. I tried it and fell in love so I ended up buying it. I was just a kid though, so my dumb ass had no concept of what a memory card was. So yeah, this was the bad boy which broke me into the genre. The following year I picked up Final Fantasy 8 and I've been onboard the rpg train ever since.

[@jonathandiosa5739]

David White did you ever get to play Xenogears?

[@fiarusgaming3420]

Just replayed this game again, SUCH a classic. The music, the storyline, the fights... EVERYTHING. Goodness, I wish games were still like this.

[@saitoXamaterasu]

this was my first videogame in PSONE , i was 5 years old , and didnt undestood anything (I am from chile (Spanish)) , i try to learn and undestood the game , and i liked a lot , underated gem game , 9/10

[@Strekks]

this makes me unbelievably happy. i'm just grinning.

[@geoffreytaylor1571]

finally, someone appreciates my favorite game. Its has a battle system that any fighting game fanatic could love and a monster skill system that is more that a parlor trick like most jrpgs, and I have never played other JRPG where I was still using early game skills and magic by the end of the game.

[@brackmasta]

WHEN YOU GET OUT OF RIM ELM FOR THE FIRST TIME YOURE LIKE WOOOOOOOWW!!! ,THEN WHEN YOU DEFEAT ZETO YOU DISCOVER THAT WAS JUST A LITTLE PIECE AND THE BEGINNING OF YOUR ADVENTURE

[@jonathandiosa5739]

peter pikaza i honestly feared the game would be over. Nope! New lands were introduced. This guys video just reminded me how much more content is available in the world of Legaia once you release the people of the mist, especially in the Large Tower of Sol.

[@johntcantrell]

The first time I beat Zeto I thought that was the end of the game and I was like man this game was amazing and then it was like nope you got a whole other area to explore and I was just like OMGWTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheRealFolkBlues]

Please keep doing niche videos on niche games. They scratch my niche itch just right.

[@VirusOfCyrus]

@@romainvicta. Oh, thats sad, someone "trying" to be funny & not being even remotely funny.

[@romainvicta.]

@@VirusOfCyrus Looking back at this, you're right, but you could also stand not to be a dick about it tbf.

[@spydrmn765]

I played this when I was a kid. Currently replaying it. Good game.

[@noelbetances9259]

Joel Zimmerman how are you playing it? I don't have a ps1 :(

[@spydrmn765]

Noel Betances I downloaded a ps1 emulator and the game on my phone. Plays perfectly.

[@TemptTornado9]

Great game

[@schrodingerscat3912]

how are you playing it, your too busy touring deadmau5

[@jaysondongsal8788]

What kind of emulator is it? And where did you dl the game itself? I'm so obsessed with this game lol although it's been more than a decade when I last played it

[@danielguillen8783]

I actually enjoy the battle theme but I agree with everything. This game underrated sadly :(

[@MrStevethepirate36]

I liked it too, it was a bit monotonous but that just meant that boss battle music was SO MUCH more epic

[@BonaparteBardithion]

I actually kind of like that more subdued jazz ambience sound. It set the mood without blaring the same melody over and over. Arc the Lad also had a few themes like this, though it was further helped by having a variety of combat themes for different locations. As much as I like the symphonic battle themes of Final Fantasys (fantasies?), I think FFIV is the only one I can stand to listen to for the fiftieth time in a row.

[@gargant9057]

I used to spend my whole life for games like legend pf legaia, ffviii, and suikoden ii, so watching videos like this makes me happy to the max! I am so glad you made this video of legend of legaia with it's pluses and minuses. Underrated indeed! But will always be one of my best JRPGs. Thank you!

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Reno Bun also play Xenogears, Chrono Cross and Star Ocean the 2nd Story.

[@nao3588]

And here I own the game, just sitting on my shelf collecting dust. Guess i should get around to playing it! Thanks man.

[@Water_Lily44]

Now, three years later I'll ask: Did you get around to playing it?

[@nao3588]

@@Water_Lily44 *nervous sweating* o-oh yeah! totally! hahahaha...

[@Water_Lily44]

@@nao3588 LOL Guess I'll ask again in three years.

[@Water_Lily44]

​@@nao3588 Well it's been three more years. (Didn't think I'd forget, did ya?) Have you played it yet?

[@nao3588]

@@Water_Lily44 sadly not! the console i used to play ps1 games was one of those fat ps3s and it stopped being able to play discs around then lol. i recently got a pc capable of decent emulation tho so the game will be played dammit! (and yes, I'm surprised you remembered lol)

[@bmw335hdk2]

This game was always make me happy when I was 13 years old. Now I'm 34 years old with 2 children, watching this masterpiece...a peacefull memory awakening in me

[@eGoIem]

Thank you for making this video. It's nice to see Legend of Legaia again as I still have fond memories of this game.

[@josiahsurber-gerdeman4063]

Luis Campos hell, I was playing it just yesterday

[@TheEndwalker]

I've played this game countless times, it's great! Aside from the battle system, which is awesome, my (other) favourite feature in the game is the Ra-Seru level. They level up and they gain a new badass look in battle. So great!

[@DanielSantosAnalysis]

I had the demo for this game as a kid and I thought it was really cool but for the longest time I never got to see past the starting village of the game. A few months back I remembered this game and tried to order a copy on ebay............... the fuckers sent me the same demo I played as a kid. I haven't tried finding a new copy. XP

[@aqsuperman]

Well you can try to download a ISO online for free though :v But that require the use of an emulator yet in the end, PS1 Emulator pretty easy to use and quite forgiving no matter how crappy your computer is :v

[@quarreneverett4767]

aqsuperman agreed

[@Dadiris]

Play it on emulator, it's way better since you can save the game anywhere you want with it

[@jakubmakalowski6428]

Last time I saw another copy it was a bit expensive sadly.

[@AlasVic]

I have the iso if you want it mate. www.dropbox.com/s/bdstwr0cjo1o6zy/SCUS94254.rar?dl=0

[@MelaKenzu]

This was one of the very first games I beat as a kid. I still remember it so fondly. I laughed hearing you geek out about how spoiled we were by the fighting system and outfit changes!I felt each adjective you used to describe this. Thank you for covering this game, it was amazing.

[@wimmywozzle778]

This is my favorite game of all time. Thanks for showing it the love it deserves

[@aryastark4527]

clemps. this was my first real time-consuming game i played as a child. i think I must have been around 8 or 9 years old but i really don't remember, maybe younger. just hearing vahn's voice and the music in this video gave me such a powerful nostalgia trip because its not like I'm ever exposed to songs or sounds or sights from this game the way I am inundated with aspects of the old final fantasy games. this game was marvelous. i'm glad someone else appreciates it too. i totally see how the slow fighting animations (that caterpillar thing crawling and the post-spirit admiration pose lmao) are definite drawbacks. but i think it took me a solid 6 months, maybe close to a full year to beat this game. i remember beating the game and putting up banners across the hallways in my house that explained i had finally beaten legend of lagaia. (yeh my parents must have been so...happy). just wanted to thank you for making this video man. it really gave me a nice pick-me-up.

[@Mclucasrv]

I wish this have a remake.

[@Archreaper.N]

I've always wished for a remake as well

[@Raishinshi]

This game is a great part of my childhood and i very happy that someone on youtube talk about with so much humor and love. You gained a subscribe man. Great video.

[@drewinator101]

God i love your videos Clemps. I can see the craftsmanship and hardwork in each one. I love hearing about these niche games ive never seen presented by your velvety buttery tones. Your Drakengard videos are what brought me and i stay for the fact that i want to hear what you have to say on just about any game. Im sure its in the works but god id love to see you do a video for Nier. Keep up the good work friendo.

[@Clemps]

First of all, THANK YOU!! Second of all, now Automata has a release date... well, the analysis will be out before Christmas. ;)

[@Horochimara]

OOOOOH MAN, YESS, A NEW VIDEO! I gotta say, I first found out about you through your Drakengard (1/2/3) analysis videos, and I was _hooked!_ I just love the edits you make (whether it's a cut to you making funny and very interesting facial expressions, having the picture of Nowe taped to your face, your voice acting, and adding comical effects [like "Everybody loves Legna" with the funky music and his picture spinning around]) because they're always well-timed and very comical indeed. I think the best ones where in your Drakengard 2 videos: I just can't get enough of them! Also, I'm really happy to find someone making a quick summary of the Drakengard games, because it helps me get back into the story without having to rewatch a full lets play. Can't forget the cleaning gloves! It's become such staple, but I like it! Anyways, this was a bit of rambling, guess I should watch the video right now. I'm HYPED for more vids~

[@Retromancers]

Nice; I loved this game back in the day. I dug the battle system, and also the whole concept of the Mist I thought was creepy and cool.

[@isssma0]

Funnily enough, when I think of JRPGs, Legend of Legaia is one of the, if not the, first thing that comes into my mind. Absolutely love this game.

[@veerityvee]

Wow! Like many of the others here, I happened to have played this as a kid back in the glory days of the PS1. I've always had these precious memories hidden away somewhere in my mind cabinet. It wasn't until I stumbled upon this video in my recommendations and watched it that it helped me to remember the game I spent many hours of my childhood playing and probably THE game that introduced me to, and got me hooked on, the wonderful world of RPGs and JRPGs. Oh, how those were simpler times... I think a trip down memory lane is order. Thank you so much for the video on this, Clemps. ♥

[@aakileh14]

Ninja brought me here

[@kentcasandra5282]

I miss it. This is the first game I've played with my family and me, my sister, and our dad would cycle playing the game playing each character separately. I miss it so much the nostlagia is overflowing

[@deionbeeldenstormer7498]

"Moving all this complimentary jizz aside": Freaking hilarious that you took the time to film a mysterious white lotion-esque substance in various scenarios. And great review on a hidden RPG gem from the PS2 era! And furthermore, I suddenly crave cinnamon rolls, fresh out of the oven, drizzled with frosting.

[@BonaparteBardithion]

It was the PS1 era, actually. The sequel was PS2, though I never finished that one. 😅

[@ariasolarena]

Thank you so so much for making this video. I just found your channel a couple of days ago and I WAS SCOUTING FOR THIS VIDEO. Legaia is my absolute favorite video game ever and it made me love jrpgs. ;~~;

[@InoSense85]

Man honestly you fucking missed out on a great game if you've never played this. THIS. GAME. WAS. BAD. FUCKING. ASS. Best battle system I've ever seen in an rpg before or since. Xenogears was kinda cool too though.

[@kobayashibrynhild9622]

David White It was a badass game. So terribly underrated. It needs to be on PSN.

[@Magerquark]

yea I'm always really sad when almost noone played this game it was soo underrated cause I absolutely loved it

[@Alertthememory]

totally agree the story as well was great

[@jonathandiosa5739]

My 2 favorite games.

[@markreilly4577]

Definitely an underrated game. They need to add this to the Playstation store now!!

[@gregoryjames7696]

What a fun tribute to a favorite ps1 classic. I was just thinking of this game randomly and looked up videos on it, and watched yours. Cheers.

[@Lilenaart]

I'm so glad someone made a video about this! This is one of my fav ps1 games! And likewise no one else rarely has any idea what im talking about when I bring it up. Such a great game!

[@BIGTonyIllustration]

I played the sequel on the ps2 and I it was one of my favorite games on that system never got to see the first so its nice to see people talking about it.

[@OrfinMusik]

Yea I loved this game but nobody knew wtf I was talking about when I’d mention it

[@stallone4634]

I’ve rewatched this video so many times simply because it’s hilarious and one of the only videos on YT talking about this game. Also the video that introduced me and made me sub to Clemps :) thanks, Legaia.

[@d1rc3uarruda]

My first RPG on the PS1, it was amazing, I loved how you literally saved the word, bit by bit

[@DoctorSmashman]

I loved this game when I was younger. For a while, I thought that was just nostalgia talking since I didn't remember it holding up on a replay, but it turned out that was because of crippling emulation issues when playing it on the PS2 that causes massive slowdowns, making it borderline unplayable. Going back and replaying it with a better setup made me realize that the game was even better than I remembered it, and I genuinely feel that Legend of Legaia is the best RPG on the console not named Final Fantasy. It actually held up much better than a lot of its contemporaries, like Lunar, Wild ARMS, and Legend of Dragoon. Considering that this is a first-party Sony game, I really wish that the company would re-release it in some way. It's a real shame that this game has been all but forgotten in recent years.

[@RegeroTerra]

Holy hell Clemps, I didn't know you did a video on Legend of Legaia. Fuck yeah, dude! Legaia was the shit! It hasn't aged greatly, but it's still a hell of a fun play. A mobile port, maybe for the 3DS or something, would do wonders for it.

[@joellewillsey6887]

This is my favourite game of all time ever, it makes me so happy to see other people appreciating it! It can be a little depressing to have nobody recognize your favourite game. Thanks so much for making this video! (Also I actually really liked the battle theme ;3 )

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Joelle Willsey you should also get into Xenogears

[@Aristile]

I played this way before I experienced FF7, and it goes to show that usually it's the jrpgs you play as a kid that stick with you. While all my friends were busy talking about FF7, my hyper religious parents wouldn't let me play it, but this game somehow managed to slip by their radar and I picked up a copy on a whim when i was about 12/13. Today, whenever I think about ps1 jrpg classics, I think of this game before any others. It's a great game, especially for its time.

[@darkrulerbob]

i remember playing this game when i was like 7 or 8 and it was my favorite game ever. i played for a long as time and i used to have nightmares about the juggernaught. then when i beat it and got it as a summon i was so happy.

[@bobbycorwen]

I don't think I ever beat this!! I remember getting very far, time to replay, I still have my copy!

[@Wild_Jape]

"This is why you don't get many views becuase of the niche and obscure games you cover" This is why I love your videos Clemps. I discovered your channel a few months back and binge watched everything. Your channel is like the games you review obscure, quirky, unique, maybe not the best but through pure unbridled charisma gain a strong cult following. This is not to say I don't want you to get big, all the best for your endeavours of this channel. Also you seem like a pretty humble, down to earth, self-aware guy who can take the mick out of himself. Just wanted to thank you for the content and some comfy viewing. Stay classy you filthy weeaboo bastard!

[@kevingubernatis3324]

Ok...so being nostalgic about Legend of Legaia led me here and I'm very glad that it did. I played it quite a bit in my youth, but never got far. Two very memorable things were the Twin Tomb mantis guys static animation looking like they were drumming to the beat of the fight music and thunder punching the ostrich things in the beginning is hilarious. Also...you are a wonderfully strange person. Subscribed.

[@alexandercns]

I believe Xenogears has a fighting style very similar to this game, where as you put in ^ v < > combos and some lead to techniques being discovered.

[@vepaot]

Xenogears has a very different system. There is a weak, medium and strong attack in the game. There are four different weak attacks if you chain them together, two different medium, and just the one attack for a strong hit. Each of these different types of attacks have their own XP associated with them and the special moves, called deathblows, require a certain amount of XP from each type of attack. Once you've met those requirements, you will unlock the deathblow attack (assuming you're the right level to learn it also).

[@Dadiris]

I agree, Gala is a piece of crap in the start where you get him (because he always join level 1, regardless of the level of Vaan and Noa he'll get some exp back when he fight Songi alone), but he always ended up being my strongest character, all because of the combos he can deliver once his spirit bar gets to the point where you have 9 slots with spirit, once you get to that, you'll absolutely destroy everyone in your way. PS: i think there's a water that increase the action bar (i think it's Swift Water), you should give all of them to Gala, so he can get his overpowered combos (5 slots combos) and carry you to victory.

[@jefflang767]

Which arts do you combo with Gala? His miracle art? I just figured out lightning strike/electro thrash combo and it is damn good he does not have 9 slots for me yet.

[@trance1215]

miracle water is the only way to increase agility besides leveling up and the honey

[@michaellaidler7143]

I'm playing it at the moment for the first time since I was 10 or so. It's aged really well. Still one of my favourite games.

[@icecoldduff2176]

This is the only yt video i found that appreciates legend of legaia, you my good sir deserves this like.

[@neosildrake]

häHaven't played it for over 15 years now. Still remember grinding for Saru level ups and methodically trying out every attack combo possible. Became too powerful through it and walzed trough the bosses like a god.

[@LuluLinn]

I just started this game yesterday. It was just a odd find in a box... It was dusty and i had never seen it. Its awesome.

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Lulu Linn Hope you enjoyed it!

[@mprinceiii]

never seen your content before, but i’m glad someone on KZbin has covered this. Legaia is literally, without hyperbole, my favorite game of all time, for the good and bad. it have so many memories of this game and what it means to me, and i hope more content creators give this game a try and expose a new generation of people to an often forgotten and overlooked gem from one of the best eras in gaming.

[@CoyotePark]

The music in the very end and during the "dance dance revoution" joke were so good. Especially the one at the end :)

[@legionaire432]

i still cant forget the first superarts i learned by friggin pushing random buttons. right,right,left,right,right,left,up,up,up SUPER TEMPEST STRIKE!

[@Magerquark]

hell yea the feeling of discovering new arts was sooooooo good you see "NEW ART" and you go like " HOLY SHIT WHAT IS HE GONNA DO??"

[@mrwednesday687]

I used to love renting this at Hollywood Video!

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Mr Wednesday hollywood video?? Throwback.

[@xenogears4398]

Didn't know you had done a video on this game until today, man now I feel like replaying it, my younger got as a Christmas gift shortly after it got released, we both played the heck out of this game and now that I remember I saw him replaying it last year...good times.

[@luizrates1268]

oh man, just loved this video. Legend of Legaia was my first JRPG and still my favorite of all times. thanks for this video. the world just needed it

[@mikaelsaunders1539]

Slowly becoming my favorite youtuber I love how you play this old school rpgs. Have you ever played lost odyssey or the last story two really underrated rpgs too.

[@Clemps]

Thanks a lot man, appreciate it! And you bet your ass I've played Lost Odyssey. Fantastic game, haven't touched Last Story though

[@josiahsurber-gerdeman4063]

Mikael Saunders what about the one, can't remember the name, but it cameoed Cloud from Final Fantasy 7 as a playable character on it, it was PS one, but it was not a fighter game, it was another RPG and the name escapes me

[@LDLaizare]

The only other game I know that had Cloud as a cameo was Final Fantasy Tactics. You'd achieve him by returning to Goug Machine City after acquiring Worker 8.

[@josiahsurber-gerdeman4063]

Wasn't tactics, it was a puzzle platform game I believe, with fighting

[@SpyderZT]

I'm going to guess it's Ehrgeiz. The "Main Mode" was fighting, but it also had an RPG Mode as well. finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Ehrgeiz:_God_Bless_the_Ring

[@jay2xtremefy]

My first rpg. Highschool days huhu

[@Lewislaw87]

man, between this and your Nier analysis you've made a believer out of me. subscribed! keep up the amazing work

[@CarbonKnights]

I used to rent this game all the time when it first came out, but I never owned it, and never finished it unfortunately. However, I was incredibly lucky earlier this year, and picked it up in a thrift store for $1. I haven't had much time to sit down with it again, but the little bit I have played reminded me of all of the great times I had with it years ago. Your video hits the nail on the head as far as what I remember, and have seen recently, and I love your editing style. I'm subbing.

[@andresdelafuente4223]

Try legend of the dragoon another hidden gem !

[@josiahsurber-gerdeman4063]

andres de la fuente you made my week brother of the golden age of gaming

[@jonathandiosa5739]

And Xenogears, and Chrono Cross

[@DerTomatenToaster]

3:45 I'm not sure, I didn't play this game, but the combo stuff sounds a lot like Xenogears.

[@InoSense85]

It kinda is actually.

[@TemptTornado9]

There's a reason Nintendo fanboys and everyone else always insult this game's longer boss battles.....they NEVER truly played it, since its a better RPG than theirs!!!!!!! By far, Juggernaut spell on everyone= sublime!

[@TemptTornado9]

DerTomatenToaster: It kinda is way beyond Xenogears, think more Mortal Kombat In the Cage.....

[@TemptTornado9]

It kinda is way beyond any of the Xenoblades too, for sure, as far as story and content goes. Even though Xenoblade is good, none of em touch Legaia de Legend.

[@stormweaver82]

It was just like it. I played xenogears, Xenosaga, legend of legaia 1 and 2.

[@nikolasprince1604]

Thanks for letting more people learn about this classic. My older brother gave it to me when It first came out and I still beat it every couple years.

[@Penguin545]

This as well as FF7 and FF8 occupied a huge amount of my childhood.

[@superconsole118]

Thanks for the new video

[@choklatecheeseburger]

I played the fuck out of legend of lagaia 2 on a demo disc. I loved that game.

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Sammyboy7266 Remember the stew we would make by the campfires. At times it would give us special abilities. #Legaia2

[@NatureChasing]

This was my favourite game as a kid, just replayed it through (because I never got to beat it due to the difficulty of the DeLilas family lol). Loved this tribute, and you! Subbed.

[@MetalliCxZero]

IM DOING YOU GUYS A BIG SOLID if youre going to play this on a ps1 emulator, don't get this game off of coolrom. It will always crash at Conkram (a point that's pretty far in the game) I haven't tried any other roms yet, but yeah, the crash is unfixable and you wont be able to advance past that part of the game

[@edwindza]

i'm getting this issue either (conkram's mirror?), but after i installed newer version of pcsx or ePSXe or whatever it called i can get rid of that bug.

[@InugamiTheHound]

TORNADO FLAME!!!! I love this game but never beat it(I stopped at first mist factory and never went back to it)

[@AlasVic]

time to go back mate www.dropbox.com/s/bdstwr0cjo1o6zy/SCUS94254.rar?dl=0

[@keri7154]

You gotta finish. Story gets crazy at the end. Time for my yearly replay.

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Stopped at the first mist factory?? :Turns face to look at the camera:

[@ClydeJHatbird]

I remember getting the demo to this in the mail one morning with a gaming magazine subscription or something. My brother watched me play it, but then had to leave for soccer or baseball, I forget. When he got back and found I was still playing it, he asked about it. To which I said, "Nah, I asked mom to buy me the actual game." For the longest time, I had only ever had the 2 PS1 games I got with the system, Gex and Wipeout. Everything else I experienced was via demo discs. This was the game to finally break that. I had so much fun with this, even despite the merciless difficulty, Hell, it even taught me a new word, "accrual." The soundtrack, yes even the battle theme, is an absolute perfect blend of atmospheric and melodic. Everything feels...I dunno, tribal? Islander? Mixed with some funky 90's hip hop jams layered into quite a few places. If anything, it upholds my belief that Japanese women are god tier composers. In the end, I never could beat it, even with a strategy guide, but it still sits firmly in my mind as one of the most unique JRPGs I have ever played. I mean damn, if I think about it, this was basically my FF7, since I never played that initially. Funnily enough, when I finally would, years later, I found it lacking by comparison. I've always found OG FF7 to be a bloated, experimental game. Legaia, on the other hand, knows exactly what it is and just gives you more of that the whole way through. I just wish Legaia 2 wasn't so...Legaia 2.

[@fighterxaos1]

Legend of Legaia is a game I don't see talked about much. I had fun playing it back in the day. You just got yourself a sub

[@adventkamen]

Honestly the reason Gala sucks so much as a fighter is because he's basically the game's mage (because reasons). Noa is the true power house of the team. Really hope you do videos for Breath of Fire 3 or Brave Fencer Musashi.

[@josiahsurber-gerdeman4063]

adventkamen seriously though, you'd think she would be the mage, but being alone with a wolf for 10 years, yeah, I'm a wolf, but some punk like Yamcha XD

[@GammaTheBear]

adventkamen Pretty much this. I never understood why Gala was so bad when I was young. Playing it again years later, it's glaringly obvious that Gala is meant to use spells. He had the most MP and INT by a lot. I guess the logic is that Gala is the smartest of the 3, and Noa is the dumbest. Their casting ability reflects this.

[@jonathandiosa5739]

GammaLGP hmm

[@Fawlker]

Funny thing is, even though Gala sucks hard at the beginning (and sometimes you'll feel very frustraded because of him), after the 2nd fight against Songi, when you get the Thunder Book II (or after Dohati, for that matter), Gala becomes REALLY GOOD! He has a lot of HP and defence stats, so he's like a major tank in the team (well, it's not like you can have him take all the hits, but he can get a lot of hits before you actually heal him), and even if he has a spirit bar not as large as Noa's, he does more damage on each individual strike, and the same goes for his hyper arts. By the time you get out of Sol (or should I say around level 27~30+?), just compare the damage you do with Gala's Thunder Punch vs Noa's Forest Breath and you'll see what i mean. He might suck at the beginning, yes, but Legend of Legaia wouldn't be the same without him. BTW, the true power house of the team is Vahn. Period.

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Fawlker TORNADOFLAME!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@RobinhoManU10]

So who is coming here after the Ninja interview on Jimmy Fallen?

[@rockorye]

Thanks for reminding of this awesome game. I remember renting it as a kid and having a blast. I've wanted to play it ever since. I think your video is motivation to try again!

[@mayamellissa]

My sistr and I appreciate you reviewing this game. It's nice to find someone who enjoys it like we do.

[@JerryYang6]

Alright, who came here after watching Ninja’s stream

[@BinaryDood]

doesnt xenogears have the same type of combat

[@WackySwackyAdventure]

They are pretty similar though.

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Similar in the fact that both have anime style fighting thanks to the cool characters.

[@benedict6962]

Mechanically similar, but Legaia's closer focus on a smaller cast of characters(and lack of mecha) led to more polish. Not to say xenogears is bad, seeing as it has weapon-based arts(and the mecha).

[@_iboji]

Of all the praises you heaped on the game the sound design is inarguably the thing that left the BIGGEST impression on me.

[@Swayambhu]

you're my new favorite, most relatable youtuber, so thanks for existing babyyyy

[@lairepigeon]

This video sold me to your channel. It's like... I barely see any mention of this game and oftentimes I legit wonder if it actually existed or if it was all in my head. After seeing this video I'm convinced I haven't fallen off into a wormhole into a parallel universe where Legend of Legaia was never released. So... thanks. c:

[@KanjoNights]

I know I'm two years late on my comment, but thank you for making this and hopefully bringing the joy of this incredible title to more people. I love this game. Legend of Legaia really is every bit as good as people say it is. I remember being about 12 and playing this all the time. Getting off the bus, and rushing home to hit up GameFAQ's and print off Art's combo lists on my old printer. Those were some fun days. Strictly speaking PS2's Legaia Duel Saga isn't really a sequel, and it wasn't written by Hidenori Shibao BUT it's also a damn good title to follow up with after finishing Legend of Legaia.

[@zakwojnar4714]

My Legaia hype never died down, but it hit a new high with the announcement of the PlayStation Classic. If it's on that tiny box, I'll be a day one purchaser. Also, this video was really fun! You're funny, smart, and talented. Gaza and Dr. Usha rock.

[@Nerdinyan]

I have an emotional history with this game My Dad first introduced it to me when I was 5 years old. When I was 12, my grandfather died, and about a month later I found my Dad's old copy of this game and played. A good chunk of me was still getting used to my grandfather's death along with a certain traumatic event that followed, and this game helped me to release all my pent-up emotion- feelings of grief, betrayal, and hating someone you dont want to hate- with one single scene near the end, making this the very first video game to make me cry. All who have played this game likely know which scene im talking about. This is, without a doubt, my favorite game of all time.

[@catsaregovernmentspies]

This video just unlocked a core memory. I had forgotten about this game, I loved it. Now I need to get it and play it again.😊

[@MrDex823]

My brother and I played Legend of Legaia and Duel Saga off and on. Somehow it always draws us back 22/19 years later. Whether it be the soundtrack, dynamics of gameplay, or the versatility of your counterparts within the game. Definitely noteworthy, minus the jizz gloves Clemps. Your game name is officially added to my text suggestions. Hope you are proud of yourself.

[@panakattack]

Final Fantasy IX and Legaia are part of my top 3 games too! Awesome video!

[@dressedasarocket]

my favourite jrpg of all time and one of the reasons i love video games. you got yourself a new sub with this video.

[@wattenslaafje1825]

I only found you yesterday when I stumbled across your Drakengard analysis. Subbed instantly. Beyond underrated, great comedic pacing, Eternal Sonata review was just right on point too. Just a good identity and personal style overall, you keep doing your own thing, have great taste in games and CUTE TO BOOT. Keep doing what you're doing because you know what you're talking about. :D

[@PaigeGaming19]

Just finished the game finally, it's so good tbh. Also, Gala being the group's mom cracks me up every time. XD

[@InactiveGame]

To anyone who is seeing this comment… we should suggest this game to big KZbinrs we enjoy, to raise more awareness of it. That could really help others know about this game if those KZbinrs end up playing it. And maybe when we get enough awareness of the game easier, there could be possibilities for a remake after it becomes famous again if we were to do this method.

[@jacksonswashbuckle7942]

holy shit legend of legaia is one of my favorite games fucking ever that background music you had in the video the whole time gave me some intense nostalgia OH MY GOD THE SOUND THE FEELS what a game, man

[@voxploxx]

This was one of my favorite games growing up and this vid unlocked memories I didnt even know I had

[@gheeseng7098]

This was the 1st rpg that I ever really played. Thank u for the great trip down memory lane.

[@jazmin6042]

I fuckin lost it at Gala getting intense when awakening the Genesis Trees LMAOOOO so true

[@graydhd8688]

Honestly I like the main battle theme for what it does: create a driving rhythmic pulse. The composer clearly had a knack for melody, and feel like the omission was intentional. It's part of what made this game so so sooooo strongly memorable, the overall atmosphere. The battle theme not being particularly catchy but still energetic and driving for me emphasizes the feeling of mystery and suspense that make the game. Every new area brings surprises, the scale is epic in a way that keeps you wondering what's next. There's an almost supernatural quality the soundtrack embodies of the game. Great vid, learning game design stuff (can barely code a character to move in a line without animation lol), but if I get good enough I had the idea of a game with similar mechanics to the Legend of Legaia battle system, but make it a rhythm game. The attacks would still be combinations of up down left right, but must be in a specific rhythm of quick presses and long presses. The equivalent to spirit might do something along the lines of increase the tempo, as faster bpm's could unlock stronger combos. Some enemies may get stronger abilities too though at faster tempos! Anyways, I was thinking about it tonight and was going to give the soundtrack a listen for nostalgic inspiration and stumbled upon this video. Nice to see such an underrated gem get the love it deserves. Final Fantasy, especially IX was definitely a formative component of my gaming youth, but I'm in agreement this game just has something... more to it. I never even beat the damn thing, got to the final area once I think. I think I may have had the most hours clocked on FF IX through replay hours, but the impact from this game was unique.

[@lifeistheretobethere]

i love your videos, man! it's a rare treat when gaming youtubers talk about niche games that honestly need more attention. keep it up and congrats on 4000 subs.