Last Bible/Demon Slayer

[kaoru]

Currently played through it and looked at the part of the MegaTen article:

The first game puts you in the shoes of a young man, who initially sets off to train his Gaia powers but ends up getting sucked into something much larger. Given that it is a portable game, it's somewhat simplified (and much easier) compared to the other MegaTen games, but it still maintains the basics of the series. The only real difference is that monsters gain experience in battles, and you can upgrade their skills individually, just like you can with the main characters. While the graphics are nothing to write home about, some of the music is oddly catchy. While not an outstanding game by any means, but it's one of the few competant RPGs for the Gameboy.

They don't. At least not in the GBC-Version.

[Discoalucard]

It's been years since I wrote that so I have no clue anymore...maybe I was mistaken? How do your monsters get skills then?

[kaoru]

It's like the SNES-games, they have what they come with. Some special ones can get upgraded at the end of the game when you talk to certain NPCs, but that's only 4 of them. Granted, I was always quick to kick the old ones out and change to the current best ones, but none of my demons ever leveld up. They don't even have a current XP/to next XP field in their status window like the human characters have.

[derboo]

Didn't want to start an extra thread on this, but the Megami Tensei Article has a few dead image links on page 3.

[Discoalucard]

Oh balls. I looked at the dates of that files that were SUPPOSED to be there and they're from three years ago. The pages has been like that for three years! How embarrassing. Fixed now though, thanks for the heads up.