really loved this game, as much as zelda,chrono trigger and harvest moon. thanks to this game i searched about nasca´s deserts, and remembered me about old civilization and how beautiful our living planet is
A truly underestimated game that never got as much attention and praise as it deserved. It dealt with themes in a much more "raw" and mature way while being appropriate for young audiences. I'll never forget the scene with the pig. For anyone who hasn't played it, I don't want to spoil anything, so suffice it to say that it was pretty shocking the way things turned out.
to me i think the gaia trilogy has such a rich,deep and meaningful plots that no other rpg ever had not even today's rpgs you just dont dont get such beautiful,sad,dark and mature story like the gaia trilogy in today's rpgs anymore the way i see of the gaia trilogy is that it teaches the player how the our world elvolves is there still hope for our world to be coexist to peace or will it end in a clytimistic fate to me that's how unique the gaia trilogy storylines really are
you know in my opinion the whole gaia trilogy has the best storylines ever right up there with the plots of final fantasy 6 and chrono trigger i mean how many jrpgs have such a touching,epic,heartfelt and meaningful plotlines that has to with the death and resurrection of our world earth and no other rpg has a setting that take place on earth most rpgs always take place in a fantasy world like zelda for example and how many rpgs has real life earth locations like ankar wat and the great lakes
Hey everybody! I have released my new album 'Progenitor' which has electronic music inspired by great games such as Illusion Of Gaia. It’s up on my channel ORTmusic to check out and download!
This game was disturbing as all hell. Very adult for a game back then. A cannibalistic village, hopelessness being shipwrecked on a raft and starving to death, being set on a ship riddled with corpses, all this while trying to find your dead dad. Talk about a dark RPG.
This one isn't sad, it's more hopeful. And a bit touching knowing the story. I haven't looked at the rest of your list yet - but i find the saddest RPG song to be the one when you get banished from your home town in Secret of Mana, and the elder begins talking about your mother. THAT's one sad theme...
This game was on e of the few, that had not only an amazing story, but also an amazing background - History and geography. It also has a lot of philosophy, it made my think for years, even now, about the past, the present and also the future. As a child i never relized how deep the game went, but now I can see it clearly.
i never got to play this game but i love old games and after hearing this song and reading everyone's comments about loving it i really wish i could :(
One of the deepest SNES games I ever played, with a soundtrack to match. I hope this shows up on the Virtual Console soon, along with the other two "Soul Blazer" games.
It's a pretty love song of Tem/Will and Karen/Kara.
It considered by some as sad due that the two of them are about to part ways with each other and might not even remember each other in the new restored world.
Karen just like the wagamama/selfish girl she is, refused to let such thing happen. She etched memories of him into her soul, so that she will remember him and will search for him.
The main characters do meet again, though whether or not they remember each other, that's another thing.
i know this list is saddest themes but honestly this song never made me sad it always made me hopeful and i don't know gave me a warm feeling, i'd be a lot more likely to cry from being touched by this then from sadness.
i love this game with all my heart i have the orignal snes game with my snes an i got the rom an emulator on my computer my xbox my psp my ds .. i say it runs better on the psp i love this game for ever .. it was my first rpg game to now that square enix are together hope for remake too ... love it ... i can play theme on my guitar ... love the OST to this my fav is a tie bettween itory village an sky garden
@TheGuyBehindThePC it was a male pig an it sacraficed itself for the hungry people an kara will ...... i cried when i was little ... i remeber i was like 6 when i played it .. it was passed down to me by my older brother lol i will never sell this game ever i still play it on my psp
@fawful27 yes, thats why i sayd that was the most emotional part, cause i felt the same way as you, as i was on that position and soory the pig was male :)
Olman, Will's dad, says at the end of this game that men will someday build ships and sail across the galaxy. Someday, my existence on Earth will end and I'll be free to see, explore, and flourish in harmony with that galaxy Olman spoke of. I will take the beauty of this game, as well as "Soul Blazer and "Terranigma" with me wherever I go. Whether in life or "death." I have no fear.
Thanks, Man! I like your Uncle Jesse Icon. Is it just me or has John Stamos got better looking with age? Maybe it's because he is happier now that Full House is over. Anyway, I agree with you. This game made me want to learn about the ancient world cultures. I was a little bummed to find out that there was no Incan Golden ship in real life and that the Inca level, in the game, didn't really bare too much of a resemblance to it's real life counterpart. But it definitely laid a foundation.
Have you also studied the Nazca lines and the ancient astronauts too?
Neverthless, the world in the game was described to be heavily altered using the comet's powers, when the comet's influences was taken out, it become the world we know today as seen in the ending.
So the Incan Golden ship's existence was most probably caused by the the comet's influences, according to the game's story.
@OrinokawaMizuki That makes the most sense. If I remember correctly, the game says that the Incas fled to the ship to get away from conquerors...I assume they were trying to tie the story of the conquistadors, coming from Spain and landing in the New World, in with the game.
This game also introduced me to a lot of spiritual concepts. I was 10 at the time, so I didn't start taking Yoga, go vegan, or read up on a lot of things, (Nothing dramatic) but it got the wheels in my head turning. That interest lasts until this day.
I've worked to see people and events clearly. A lot of adults have the minds of kids and are unaware of their ignorance. I choose to have compassion and love people from a distance. The guilt I used to feel by taking such a stance has pretty much disappeared since it's no one's job except yours (unless you are a kid) to be strong, stand up for yourself, and love yourself.
"The love...you take it with you." ~ Patrick Swayze at the end of Ghost. All my labor in life will be worth it.
What a wonderful comment. I too will carry the matchless, beautiful experiences I had playing Illusion of Gaia, Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, Final Fantasy VI, and Terranigma with me for all time, long after this physical body succumbs to the will of Father Time... I will carry these most precious memories with me to a new, far-off land, where Will waits to teach me how to play the flute....
@pibgeus Hey thank you very much. I just checked your profile and saw that you were from Spain. Illusion of Gaia has gotten even more awesome for me because of this comment I have on here about it. Because of this comment, I am interacting with people I never in a million of years would have met. I live in the US, but I've gotten replies from people in the middle east and many other places I've never been. Very cool. Later, man!
@thetrophyone I had a Dream\Vision during this past Month I saw most of the US at the very least was lost Life wise from the looks of it and I saw Star Ships and what I can only Describe as a MASS Exodius from Earth ;_;
I was once asleep on a cool summer night with a gentle breeze coming through my window. I actually felt my soul slip back into my body, and I was completely at ease and felt like my whole body was lit up. The beauty was I just layed there with my eyes closed the whole time completely conscious of the what was happening. I felt like my body was actually going to lift up at some point. The whole time I could only think of this song and played it in my head for those few precious seconds. No lie.
I recently got my hands on a used copy of this game. Having never played it before, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. I certainly wasn't expecting the sheer overwhelming majesty this game conveyed. But it was there. It was amazing, and I don't think there was ever a point where I was attending to real-life obligations without thinking about going back and finding out what Will would experience next. This is one of the most well-written stories on the SNES, easily.
This game got me into archaeology and history. I don't think I'd have went on to appreciate the marvels of the past as nearly as much if I hadn't played this game as a child.
One of my dreams in life is to go into the Great Pyramid, and that's completely because of this game.
Amazing. The game switched me on to ancient cultures and a wider awareness of the world, when I was 10! And my parents used to say video games were bad for me :(
@LevantineR1 I'd never heard of Ankor Wat before playing this game. The mystery of why the former inhabitants disappeared, and the majesty of the ruins, made me want to go to Cambodia to see them in person. I still haven't gone, but I do want to! All because of Illusion of Gaia. Who says video games are a waste of time?
It didn't sell well? I always remember seeing ads for it at stores, and I'm from a small city where gaming isn't even that big. It was a pretty fun game, but I didn't like it nearly as much as Secret of Mana or its Japan-only sequel.
This was one of my favorite games when I was younger. I loved the music, and this certainly brings back a lot of fond memories. Excellent choice, though I'm pleasantly surprised to see it on here. This game always seemed very overlooked and not well known.
Personally I thought the saddest song in Illusion of Gaia was the one that played when the pig sacrificed himself to save the people living in famine, and also when the Jackal died :/
I don't remember this being the saddest theme in this game. But this game has an overall slightly sad and hopeful feeling combined. Also: Needs moar "Forever Rachel."
Actually, I would have said the music from when you are on the Gold Ship near the beginning (and I like that music better) is sadder than this music, but this still is sad.
@Underworld23 This was my first RPG and ive gota say that it was the best. the music and time i spent playing it with my cousin was something ill remember forever..
really loved this game, as much as zelda,chrono trigger and harvest moon. thanks to this game i searched about nasca´s deserts, and remembered me about old civilization and how beautiful our living planet is
Nach956 1 month ago
Soooo geil!!! Ich liebe das spiel!! I love this game!
Doitsu1988 1 month ago
A truly underestimated game that never got as much attention and praise as it deserved. It dealt with themes in a much more "raw" and mature way while being appropriate for young audiences. I'll never forget the scene with the pig. For anyone who hasn't played it, I don't want to spoil anything, so suffice it to say that it was pretty shocking the way things turned out.
FoxeoGames 5 months ago 4
One of my favorite games of all time. Just after Chrono Trigger.
SamusMaXximus 5 months ago 2
we are the illusion of gaia we must treat this world and everybody with respect or else our world will be plauged into darkness forever
heerogunkenobi 5 months ago
to me i think the gaia trilogy has such a rich,deep and meaningful plots that no other rpg ever had not even today's rpgs you just dont dont get such beautiful,sad,dark and mature story like the gaia trilogy in today's rpgs anymore the way i see of the gaia trilogy is that it teaches the player how the our world elvolves is there still hope for our world to be coexist to peace or will it end in a clytimistic fate to me that's how unique the gaia trilogy storylines really are
heerogunkenobi 5 months ago
you know in my opinion the whole gaia trilogy has the best storylines ever right up there with the plots of final fantasy 6 and chrono trigger i mean how many jrpgs have such a touching,epic,heartfelt and meaningful plotlines that has to with the death and resurrection of our world earth and no other rpg has a setting that take place on earth most rpgs always take place in a fantasy world like zelda for example and how many rpgs has real life earth locations like ankar wat and the great lakes
heerogunkenobi 5 months ago
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Hey everybody! I have released my new album 'Progenitor' which has electronic music inspired by great games such as Illusion Of Gaia. It’s up on my channel ORTmusic to check out and download!
ORTmusic 6 months ago
I was emotionally connected to the characters and was saddened each time I lost a companion.
Especially Hamlet...
Gojira64 6 months ago
One of my favourite games likked it better than Earthbound
KillingJoke696 8 months ago
Illusion Of Gaia: The greatest game you've never played.
madmanszalinski 8 months ago 3
One of my favourite games, I played it as a child. This song is beautiful.
tesimari 9 months ago 2
This game was disturbing as all hell. Very adult for a game back then. A cannibalistic village, hopelessness being shipwrecked on a raft and starving to death, being set on a ship riddled with corpses, all this while trying to find your dead dad. Talk about a dark RPG.
SodaLovingScaly 9 months ago
@SodaLovingScaly Som parts of it maybe But that WORLD WAS an Illusion of the Soul of Gaia
ie The world we see today is the real Illusion and
The Mirrored Shallows of Time, wakened Hours from Sleep Eternal,
to NEW LIGHT and LIFE we Go ONCE the GATE OF TRUTH IS OPENED
AGAIN
Melchior82 8 months ago
@Melchior82 So we are the illusion of Gaia? I take some pride in thinking that I have something to do with the plot of this game :)
Chucknorrisaurrus 7 months ago
@Chucknorrisaurrus
That's What I feel is the case.... were supposed to be beings of the 4th Dimension, and of the 3rd level of consciousness
Melchior82 3 months ago
This one isn't sad, it's more hopeful. And a bit touching knowing the story. I haven't looked at the rest of your list yet - but i find the saddest RPG song to be the one when you get banished from your home town in Secret of Mana, and the elder begins talking about your mother. THAT's one sad theme...
limegreensquid 9 months ago
this reminds me a lot of paper mario
but i feel so much more emotion behind it
TheVecan 9 months ago
Quintet was a godsend to the video game industry!!!
sanedem 9 months ago
played this song the night my dog passed away. we watched the ending to the game together. in a way it made me feel like he wasnt really gone...
things are never easy. but things like this make them just that bit easier.
elliphor 10 months ago 3
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elliphor 10 months ago
This game was on e of the few, that had not only an amazing story, but also an amazing background - History and geography. It also has a lot of philosophy, it made my think for years, even now, about the past, the present and also the future. As a child i never relized how deep the game went, but now I can see it clearly.
NinjaAlby 11 months ago 7
@NinjaAlby Yes, this game is very amazing, full of history, geography and philosophy concept. it's more than a game.
UBeliveIt 11 months ago
I think this theme sad, mainly when find Seth's spirit
alflord4000 11 months ago
That song remains one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard...
Flame2307 1 year ago
Not really sad, just very relaxing. Will's Dream sounds much sadder to me.
diamondlancer 1 year ago
Hamlet Noooo!!!!
mkauf84 1 year ago
Ok this song really doesn't sound all that sad now don't get me wrong it's a pretty good song but i just dont hear the sadness.
Zenuen 1 year ago
I wouldn't say this is a sad song, just really comforting.
samuraichickdude 1 year ago
i never got to play this game but i love old games and after hearing this song and reading everyone's comments about loving it i really wish i could :(
angelgirlshanna 1 year ago
So many memories,thumbs up if you played it within 5years
hirored151 1 year ago 18
@hirored151 going through the game again right now. probably my 5th or so play through.
samlee405 2 months ago
@hirored151 Id thumb you up, but I actually played it almost 10 years ago
Saviour86 1 month ago
i wonder why Remembraces from DQ8 are not in this top 10
thebeginner15 1 year ago
One of the deepest SNES games I ever played, with a soundtrack to match. I hope this shows up on the Virtual Console soon, along with the other two "Soul Blazer" games.
kerplop 1 year ago
Piggy! Nooo!!!!! I can't remeber the pigs name! Nooooooooo!!!!!!
mkauf84 1 year ago
@mkauf84 Hamlet ;)
Xinuser 1 year ago
When Will was visiting all the people that died throughout the game.. Seth, Hamlet etc.. Good music but it also doesn't have to be sad.
armst012 1 year ago
Saddest theme...T-T
argreetha 1 year ago
the super nintendo is my favourite console for a reason
CecilHarvey100 1 year ago
It's a pretty love song of Tem/Will and Karen/Kara.
It considered by some as sad due that the two of them are about to part ways with each other and might not even remember each other in the new restored world.
Karen just like the wagamama/selfish girl she is, refused to let such thing happen. She etched memories of him into her soul, so that she will remember him and will search for him.
The main characters do meet again, though whether or not they remember each other, that's another thing.
OrinokawaMizuki 1 year ago
This song isn't sad. Don't believe it belongs on this list, personally.
420HellYeah 1 year ago
i know this list is saddest themes but honestly this song never made me sad it always made me hopeful and i don't know gave me a warm feeling, i'd be a lot more likely to cry from being touched by this then from sadness.
majaimay 1 year ago
is the illusion of gaia and the illusion of time the same game? oo
PrinzNoctis1989 1 year ago
@PrinzNoctis1989
Yes, Illusion of Gaia (U.S.A.) and Illusion of Time (U.K.) are versions of the same game.
So is Gaia Gensouki (Gaia Illusionary Period), the originial Japanese version of it.
OrinokawaMizuki 1 year ago
that's the best game ever. it was one of my first rpg's too and the story is incredible epic.
preiselbaer93 1 year ago 2
I think "Will's Dream" was sadder, but this one is very emotional too
KonsolN 1 year ago
@KonsolN Agreed. The dream where Will meets his mother had sadder music. Damn I feel old.
wapaha 1 year ago
i love this game with all my heart i have the orignal snes game with my snes an i got the rom an emulator on my computer my xbox my psp my ds .. i say it runs better on the psp i love this game for ever .. it was my first rpg game to now that square enix are together hope for remake too ... love it ... i can play theme on my guitar ... love the OST to this my fav is a tie bettween itory village an sky garden
fawful27 1 year ago
@fawful27
Well, Square did kinda remade it the next year and then released it a few years later, known as Final Fantasy VII. Storywise anyway...
Gameplay wise, it's most probably going to be remade into a Kingdom Hearts style game.
For now, a rereleased for the Virtual Console is its most likely outcome.
OrinokawaMizuki 1 year ago
16 years later and i still know how this song goes....ahhhh memories
wordzofwizdom 1 year ago
I love this track. I use it for meditation and relax. Sometimes i would like being one with the universe.
teritriano 2 years ago
this game was great i was a child when i played this hehe
deg2684 2 years ago
wonderful, the most emotional part is the scene by the canibals where the pig killd herself to rescue the 2 kids
TheGuyBehindThePC 2 years ago 4
@TheGuyBehindThePC it was a male pig an it sacraficed itself for the hungry people an kara will ...... i cried when i was little ... i remeber i was like 6 when i played it .. it was passed down to me by my older brother lol i will never sell this game ever i still play it on my psp
fawful27 1 year ago
@fawful27 yes, thats why i sayd that was the most emotional part, cause i felt the same way as you, as i was on that position and soory the pig was male :)
TheGuyBehindThePC 1 year ago
this song makes me cry will and kara forever togheter in the new world..
and when they were in the raft adrift eating raw fish...
THAT recollections :(
Conquest15cs 2 years ago 2
this was one of my favourite game ..I've finished this game 3 times or more;)):P
cravis123 2 years ago 4
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Dragoco90 2 years ago
I think this game played a big part into my interest in history and my actually having an interest in something taught in school.
PhantomBPR 2 years ago 5
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thetrophyone 2 years ago
Olman, Will's dad, says at the end of this game that men will someday build ships and sail across the galaxy. Someday, my existence on Earth will end and I'll be free to see, explore, and flourish in harmony with that galaxy Olman spoke of. I will take the beauty of this game, as well as "Soul Blazer and "Terranigma" with me wherever I go. Whether in life or "death." I have no fear.
thetrophyone 2 years ago 55
That's beautiful, dude.
PhantomBPR 2 years ago 2
Thanks, Man! I like your Uncle Jesse Icon. Is it just me or has John Stamos got better looking with age? Maybe it's because he is happier now that Full House is over. Anyway, I agree with you. This game made me want to learn about the ancient world cultures. I was a little bummed to find out that there was no Incan Golden ship in real life and that the Inca level, in the game, didn't really bare too much of a resemblance to it's real life counterpart. But it definitely laid a foundation.
thetrophyone 2 years ago
@thetrophyone
Have you also studied the Nazca lines and the ancient astronauts too?
Neverthless, the world in the game was described to be heavily altered using the comet's powers, when the comet's influences was taken out, it become the world we know today as seen in the ending.
So the Incan Golden ship's existence was most probably caused by the the comet's influences, according to the game's story.
OrinokawaMizuki 1 year ago
@OrinokawaMizuki That makes the most sense. If I remember correctly, the game says that the Incas fled to the ship to get away from conquerors...I assume they were trying to tie the story of the conquistadors, coming from Spain and landing in the New World, in with the game.
thetrophyone 1 year ago
This game also introduced me to a lot of spiritual concepts. I was 10 at the time, so I didn't start taking Yoga, go vegan, or read up on a lot of things, (Nothing dramatic) but it got the wheels in my head turning. That interest lasts until this day.
thetrophyone 2 years ago
I've worked to see people and events clearly. A lot of adults have the minds of kids and are unaware of their ignorance. I choose to have compassion and love people from a distance. The guilt I used to feel by taking such a stance has pretty much disappeared since it's no one's job except yours (unless you are a kid) to be strong, stand up for yourself, and love yourself.
"The love...you take it with you." ~ Patrick Swayze at the end of Ghost. All my labor in life will be worth it.
thetrophyone 2 years ago 4
man....this song is sad
Randyrhoads4lyfe 2 years ago
What a wonderful comment. I too will carry the matchless, beautiful experiences I had playing Illusion of Gaia, Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, Final Fantasy VI, and Terranigma with me for all time, long after this physical body succumbs to the will of Father Time... I will carry these most precious memories with me to a new, far-off land, where Will waits to teach me how to play the flute....
zenjiros 1 year ago
@thetrophyone what a beautiful comment... I feel what you say so deeply
pibgeus 11 months ago
@pibgeus Hey thank you very much. I just checked your profile and saw that you were from Spain. Illusion of Gaia has gotten even more awesome for me because of this comment I have on here about it. Because of this comment, I am interacting with people I never in a million of years would have met. I live in the US, but I've gotten replies from people in the middle east and many other places I've never been. Very cool. Later, man!
thetrophyone 11 months ago
@thetrophyone I had a Dream\Vision during this past Month I saw most of the US at the very least was lost Life wise from the looks of it and I saw Star Ships and what I can only Describe as a MASS Exodius from Earth ;_;
Melchior82 8 months ago
@thetrophyone I hear ya
Soul Blazer
Illusion of Gaia
TerrraNigma
Three games part of a Larger Story but never Officially Connected
Melchior82 8 months ago
I was once asleep on a cool summer night with a gentle breeze coming through my window. I actually felt my soul slip back into my body, and I was completely at ease and felt like my whole body was lit up. The beauty was I just layed there with my eyes closed the whole time completely conscious of the what was happening. I felt like my body was actually going to lift up at some point. The whole time I could only think of this song and played it in my head for those few precious seconds. No lie.
thetrophyone 2 years ago 4
Nostalgia bomb indeed.
WhodiKalecgos 2 years ago
This is definitely a game that doesn't always get its due. It's an all-around great game, really fun to play.
SmaddyDiva 2 years ago 8
Maybe you should rest.
elliphor 2 years ago 2
I recently got my hands on a used copy of this game. Having never played it before, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. I certainly wasn't expecting the sheer overwhelming majesty this game conveyed. But it was there. It was amazing, and I don't think there was ever a point where I was attending to real-life obligations without thinking about going back and finding out what Will would experience next. This is one of the most well-written stories on the SNES, easily.
EcianZarian 2 years ago 14
@EcianZarian
The story is actually quite a bit 'chick flick' really. I mean a shoujo manga creator participated in it.
Tem/Will and Karen/Kara are also shared traits more toward characters one would expect to find in a 'girl' style story.
OrinokawaMizuki 1 year ago
This game got me into archaeology and history. I don't think I'd have went on to appreciate the marvels of the past as nearly as much if I hadn't played this game as a child.
One of my dreams in life is to go into the Great Pyramid, and that's completely because of this game.
LevantineR1 2 years ago 48
sadly there's no magic in this world... you gotta create it yourself
33L 2 years ago 6
Ain't that the truth.
LevantineR1 2 years ago 2
...im...not sure what to say about that...
indigo1384 2 years ago 2
Amazing. The game switched me on to ancient cultures and a wider awareness of the world, when I was 10! And my parents used to say video games were bad for me :(
fikchun 2 years ago 5
@LevantineR1 I'd never heard of Ankor Wat before playing this game. The mystery of why the former inhabitants disappeared, and the majesty of the ruins, made me want to go to Cambodia to see them in person. I still haven't gone, but I do want to! All because of Illusion of Gaia. Who says video games are a waste of time?
rettosu 1 year ago
@LevantineR1 Totally had the same thing happen. This game introduced me to Mayan culture and I've been enamored ever since.
DoctorJIS 1 year ago
ffffucking christ, this is a nostalgia bomb.
I loved this game, and I cherished every moment of playing it. I am so glad I played it when I was young. The impact it made is considerable.
Calistro 2 years ago 3
I really like this song, nice pick!
Str1k337 2 years ago
lol classic game i think (even tho i didnt kno at the time) my first rpg n i luv rpgs
adude9000 2 years ago
man i must have played this game a hundred times as a kid.... going to dig out the copy and play it again now.
tatecheddar 2 years ago
That's a good picture, where is it from?
Pysis868 2 years ago
It's from the Japanese Cover.
CitanKainUzuki 2 years ago
ahh this makes me want to play it all over again. :)
ChurchAngel2007 2 years ago
To this day, this is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.
Rilian7 2 years ago 8
@Rilian7
I feel the same way Rilian---- this undoubtedly one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard in my life.
zenjiros 1 year ago 2
The most underrated SNES RPG of all time. It's so brilliant and never got the credit it deserves.
This is definitely a song I remember getting watery-eyed for. The ending to this game is just so touching.
VinceIP 3 years ago 10
It didn't sell well? I always remember seeing ads for it at stores, and I'm from a small city where gaming isn't even that big. It was a pretty fun game, but I didn't like it nearly as much as Secret of Mana or its Japan-only sequel.
TraeThaTruth 3 years ago
ah...SNES: The Golden Age of Console RPGs
Veszerin 2 years ago 11
@Veszerin
The Golden Age of console RPGs indeed!
zenjiros 1 year ago
It was actually a hit.
gasto5 2 years ago
I think this is more like a fantasy than a sad theme :\
LadyAlan 3 years ago 2
Agreed but what happens in the story at this point makes it a sad moment to connect this as a sad song - I recall sheddin one!
operations1000 3 years ago 2
oh so it depends on the story ^^; I see..
Sadly I've never played this game T_T
But *Pokes*
since you agreed then come on push the "good comment" button :3 lol <<< off topic I know XD
LadyAlan 3 years ago
Sure lol, sorry I usually do that but on different types of vids I guess.
operations1000 3 years ago
lol it's ok ^^
i was just playing around :D
and I like to POKE ppl XD
*pokes pokes* >3
LadyAlan 3 years ago
.....go play it, what are you waiting for?
RaiohTheHunter 3 years ago 2
isn't it on the SNES?!
too bad I don't have that console anymore ^^;
LadyAlan 3 years ago
Here, I take 5 minutes out of my day to get you a rom and the emulator, what's your email?
RaiohTheHunter 3 years ago 4
yeah i agree with utter. this one isnt so much sad, more just calming
slayerrptl 3 years ago
This was one of my favorite games when I was younger. I loved the music, and this certainly brings back a lot of fond memories. Excellent choice, though I'm pleasantly surprised to see it on here. This game always seemed very overlooked and not well known.
xanshriekal 3 years ago
Personally I thought the saddest song in Illusion of Gaia was the one that played when the pig sacrificed himself to save the people living in famine, and also when the Jackal died :/
UtterAbsurdity 3 years ago 4
I'm glad you posted this song. Brings back memories.
SupremeObserver 3 years ago
Oh, you took it way back...you get props from me for that. I love the other 8 by the way. Haha, I'm going in order.
alamantanus 3 years ago
this song is so sad but i never play this game but now i will play thx for this Vid:))
date2012 3 years ago
this is not the saddest theme of the game, as i remember, there is one tune more sad than this.
Mallowigi 3 years ago 3
great choice, i believe this was either the second or third rpg i played.
this song brings it all back.
Veszerin 3 years ago
Fantastic choice
Dockywocky 3 years ago
I don't remember this being the saddest theme in this game. But this game has an overall slightly sad and hopeful feeling combined. Also: Needs moar "Forever Rachel."
Alastair 3 years ago 2
EXCELENTE!!
Armando0002 3 years ago 2
Actually, I would have said the music from when you are on the Gold Ship near the beginning (and I like that music better) is sadder than this music, but this still is sad.
BygPhattyPlus 3 years ago
Awesome. 5/5
Hope 1 of the Suikoden series is in this. =)
miemiexpxp 3 years ago
I better be seeing grandia II and FFX in this, cuz those are likee sooooo sadd D=
TheBerry15 3 years ago
I am loving that game and the pink pig!
SSjGenki 3 years ago
I loved that game a nd the pink pig!
SSjGenki 3 years ago
YEA! Illusion of Gaia, though I dont really consider this too sad, I loved it...
anyways, are you gonna do Celes Theme from FF6....you know you want to.
dracomaster01 3 years ago
mmm..It seems that "watch in high quality" button doesn't work very well... I still must to add &fmt=18 to watch the real quality...
This game has a special value for me, one of my first rpgs
Underworld23 3 years ago 4
@Underworld23 This was my first RPG and ive gota say that it was the best. the music and time i spent playing it with my cousin was something ill remember forever..
atemtybias 1 year ago
@Underworld23 same here, it's my number 1 game of all time I hope to play it again one day.
Maverickhunter253 1 year ago
@Underworld23 Me too, I will always remember it fondly!
CrelmToothpaste 1 year ago