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Collector guides, cover censuses, and edition answers, documented issue by issue. Every page answers one specific question, completely.
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How Does the Mantra System Work in Treasure of the Rudras?
Prefix, elemental core, suffix: the mantra language explained, from learning spells off enemies to the coding problem that blocked translation.
The History of Treasure Hunter G
Sting's first game and Square's last published Super Famicom title: pre-rendered sprites, Action Point tactics, and seven composers.
Which Was Square's Last Super Famicom Game?
The Rudras was the last Square developed; Treasure Hunter G was the last Square published, seven weeks later. Both claims are true.
The Quintet Gallery
Quintet, the studio: ActRaiser, Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, Terranigma, and Robotrek, cover first, with the boxes side by side and the histories behind them.
The History of ActRaiser
Quintet's first game: the god simulation and action hybrid, God renamed The Master for the West, Yuzo Koshiro's score, and 620,000 copies.
The History of Soul Blazer
Quintet's resurrection system: a king sells his kingdom soul by soul, Lisa and Dr. Leo, the best reviews on the shelf, and no re-release in any form.
The History of Illusion of Gaia
Moto Hagio draws and Mariko Ohara writes Will's tour of the real world's ruins, Nintendo published in the West, and 650,000 copies, Quintet's biggest sale.
The History of Robotrek
Quintet's comedy RPG: invent three robots and send them out in capsules, Slapstick in Japan, average scores, and only 65,000 copies.
