Diablo Almost Raided the Game Boy With Three Cartridges

[ExtraDebit]

Anything would be better than Diablo 3, a game with a free to play model that they charged us for $60.

 

[Evil Smurf]

they had Final Fantasy 1-3 on GBA. Why not?

 

[Sonic Doctor]

I'm also surprised someone else knows of the Oracle games as many of my friends who love Zelda games have never even heard of them. Lost the Oracle of Seasons cartridge somewhere and sadly I never had the Oracle of Ages. T.T

I'm just amazed how much those two games are coming up in regular talk on the forums lately. Finally, they are seeing the light of day for all to see their glory.

I smile with glee as I have both games sitting in front of me, Seasons in one of my Gameboy Colors and Ages in my Gameboy Advance.

It is one of the best Zelda adventures around, because it is two stories that get integrated into one if you play one then enter a given code into the other. And if you do that and beat the second game, you get the true story behind the games and face the true final boss(of course we all know who that is).

 

[geldonyetich]

The Mystery Dungeon series was more than happy to take up the slack.

 

[dtgenshiken7]

Diablo junior. I am now unable to shake the thought of Diablo in all his menacing glory, wearing a yellow and red billywig cap and sucking a lollipop as the hero fights him in the mystical playground of hell with a stick and some rocks.

OT- This would probably have been a great way to get younger people into this series, and maybe been something as filler for the incredible wait between II and III.

 

[CrazyCapnMorgan]

The Game Boy did get raided with three cartridges. But, it wasn't Diablo.

It was Final Fantasy Legend. (aka SaGa)

And they were awesome. Especially, the final fight of FFL2: Arsenal. When it went into its final mode, the music shifted and you know shit got real. Best Game Boy music, for me, to this date.