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Genre:
Role Playing Game |
CDs:
2 |
Publisher:
Squaresoft |
Released:
October 22, 1998 |
Developer:
Squaresoft |
UPC:
6 62248 99802 2 |
Sony ID:
SLUS-00664, 00669 |
PSRM:
010770, 010890 |
Players:
1 Player |
Memory:
1 Block |
Accessories:
None |
ESRB:
Teen – Animated Violence, Mild Language, Suggestive Themes |
| Box Copy:
Stand Tall & Shake the Heavens
A mysterious organization is turning the tides of a century-long war with ancient technology – giant combat robots known as Gears.
A failed attempt to steal one of these powerful mechanized weapons places it in the unwilling hands of young Fei and his dubious allies.
Now he is pursued by military governments, royal pirates, spies, the emperor, and his own forgotten past. |
Variants
Hints Variant – adds in Square’s Hint Line
Released to Greatest Hits after the Square and Enix merger.
Greatest Hits Release – Square Enix branded
Another update to the Greatest Hits is SE adding an extended URL to the art assets. All three pieces – disc, inserts, and manual have the updated information.
Square-Enix-USA.com URL variant
Misprints
- There are no known misprints.
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Final Score: NA – No Review
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Trivia
- Special thanks to Brandon Schlegel for bringing me up to date on the Black Label variant. Updated information appears below in the Variants section.
- Both Xenogears and Guilty Gear feature characters called Gears. In Xeno’s case, they’re giant mechanical robots. In Guilty’s case, they’re combative androids.
- The Japanese version features some nudity in one of the cinemas, which was cut in the US release.
- Chrono Trigger’s Lucca makes a neat cameo in the game. She’s the one who teaches you about Save Points.
- In Solaris, the apartment complex wields a poster that features Final Fantasy VII’s Tifa.
- There’s an odd typo in the game. Several screens refer to your magic as EP (Ether Points) while other screens refer to the same thing as MP (Magic Points).
