Conference rusure::nintendo

    
    
    	Sounds good. Now, where, when and how much??
    
    
    
    thanks
    RTH

I got my copy in Electronics Boutique in the Pheasant lane Mall, 49.99.

I believe Computer Junction also had a few copies.

    This is a very good game. I have goten to chapter 3 but I can't kill
    the salamander. You have to go back 3000 years to kill him but I still
    can not figure how to beat him. Nintendo hotline did'nt even know how
    to defeat him when I called. 
    
                                               Ron 
    

    I'm curious that there is so little acticity in this topic.  
    "Magic of" is really an excellent game - although the password
    is long and tedious to deal with.
    
    Is this game too new to have very many players?  Other opinions
    as to its worth?
    
    Joel
    

    No real opinion, 'cept that I liked it.  It took me a while to figure
    out how to play this thing but once I got the hang, I had a good time.
    
    One thing I did not like though......
    
    When you are battling the bad guys, you have no control over the actual
    battle.  Of course, you do have input as to how you will DO the
    battling, but the actual battle is computer run.
    
    

    Excellent game.  Combines attributes of past hits: Zelda, Dragon
    Warrior, Faxanadu.  I especially like the features of time travelling,
    and the actions that result from doing something in the past to effect
    the future.  This is one of the most intricate games to date, offering
    mazes, puzzles and more than adequate adventure for the Nintendo
    enthusiast.
    
    re:-1  There are multiple battle scenarios.  Some are command-oriented
    like Ultima, Dragon Warrior, Shadowgate, and some are "live-action"
    like Zelda and Faxanadu.  The combination of possibilities - using
    allies or troopers to fight with you against multiple foes - makes 
    the command style fighting much more interesting than ever before.
    But when you go up against the "Boss" of each level, it's strictly 
    one-on-one with action combat.  

    Need help on killing Gorogora.  I use the flameola to turn him into
    balls and come close to killing him.  But then he turns back into
    his lovable self, turns me into a hamburger and evil triumphs once
    again.  Nothing I do sems to help.  Hints and minor spoilers would be
    greatly appreciated.

    re: .7
    
    Which world is Gorogora in?  I'm on the third world, and broke,
    looking for the place to plant the rupia's seed.  I've found
    the place in the future where you harvest it.  
    
    I think this game is great - particularly now since I've gotten
    our good tv back from the shop (it was there for 10 weeks!) and
    can actually see how much bread and etc. I have.  (the old tv
    had rounded edges and cut that info off - it's been costly,
    I assure you)
    
    
    Joel
    

    My son beat the game, first go all the way to the left of the screen
    so that rogora can't hurt you. Then use flameola to turn him into
    balls. Then shoot him as many times as you can before he changes
    back. Next go to the left of the screen again and use flameola again
    and repeat the process until he dies. Make sure you have experience
    level to 25 and ten breads and ten mashroobs.

    Sorry, My sons name is Shawn.
    
    Lee
    

    
    
    	I don't own this game but have the passwords to the demons for the
    	1st five worlds. They are the last codes before the demon on each
    	world.
    
    	I won't put them in here, that way those who don't wish to know
    	them will be spared.
    
    	If you want a copy of these passowrd send me your name and mail
    	stop and I will send out a copy to you. 
    
    	Wayne

    
    
    	If you want those passwords, send mail to Curie::Bernier
    
    
    	Wayne

    I definitely need some help in world 4. (the Salamander world)
    
    {spoiler-type question}
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    I've gotten to the lava town and found Rainy.  But I can't get
    him to join me.  He just says something like "No, I'm too afraid
    to go anywhere."  One of the people in one of the towns suggests
    that you need Rainy to defeat Salamander.  How do I get Rainy
    to join me?
    
    Joel
    

I think you need to be a fighter to get rainy to join you.


eric

    WHERE is everbody? GREAT GAME! 
    
    Anyone who liked Dragon Warrior and Link would love this game!
    
    SLAM

    A question...  May have some spoiler information on the desert world,
    so question follows <FF>.
    
    I am in the desert world (second world) and am trying to
    get through the maze to find the friend that will help me get across
    the desert to attack Curly.  I have the maze figured out but can't get
    through the last passage (from south to north) to get into the last
    room where I assume the friend is.  I keep falling into a separate room
    where the only exit is back outside the maze.  I have tried the Jump
    magic and several others with no success.  Any help?
    
    Thanks,
    BJA
    

    RE: .16
    
    Yeah, I had alot of trouble there as well.  I think I can help:
    
    
    [spoiler follows]
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    There's a pattern.  There may be more than one way to do it, but
    what I did was: I'd go along the right wall for ten (small) steps
    and then go left a couple steps, and then go straight again.  I
    forget how many steps it is from there (about 15, I think) and
    then I'd stop, and use the JUMP magic over the invisible cavern.
    
    The point is to count steps and see just where it is you fall,
    get right up to that point, and jump.  There are at least 
    two places to fall, which is why I zigged and zagged en route
    to the JUMP magic spot.
    
    Have fun!
    
    Joel
    

    Any tips on beating Salamander?
    
    SLAM

    RE: .18
    
    Is Salamander the last one?  Let me know - I forget the names,
    but remember descriptions and so on.  They are all beatable,
    but the last one is definitely the toughest.
    
    Joel
    

    The Salamander is the Fire monster and I extinguished his butt last
    night.
    
    Thanks anyway....
    
    Slam

    I just started playing.  In the desert world (chapter two), there is a
    harvest field in one desert of the "present".  But in the "past", the
    areas you can get to do not overlap the present location of the harvest
    field -- so where is the planting field?  Is it in one of the screens
    of the past, even though they do not overlap the harvest field?
    
    Also, does it matter if I didn't do everything in chapter one, like
    take all the magic classes or even perform the magic for the one class
    I did take?
    
    
    				-- edp

re -.1

The planting field is in one of the hidden underground doors somewhere in the 
past...I forget exactly where. I don't believe you need to use all the magic to
move on with the game.


eric

    re: .21
    
    
    I would definitely take all the classes you can.  Not only do
    you get useful information about formations, but after 
    completing a particular class, you will be able to upgrade
    one of your weapons.
    
    Joel
    

    I am in World 4 (the Flower World of Celestern?) and have successfully
    defeated Salamander.  But I never did find the Holy Robe.  As a result,
    I have never been able to find what is under the Lava Cape.  I still
    have the password from before beating Salamander and would like to get
    the Robe.  Any help?  I have looked all over both the past and present
    after getting Rainy and Gubici to join me.
    
    Thanks,
    BJA
    

    re: .24
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    Is this the world with two "palaces?"  If so, you'll find the
    robe in one of the palaces.  It's easy to miss a room, so be
    sure to copy the map you got in a shop and chart your progress.
    
    Joel
    

    I'm trying to defeat Curly, but when I succeed, I am told we don't have
    enough friends.  I think I need Epin, the patron of Sudari.  Did I miss
    Epin somewhere?I found the basement of Sudari, but didn't find Epin. 
    Also, where's the shrine where the person will teach me Raincom?


				-- edp

    
    
    
    
    re: .26
    
    
    
    
    [spoiler follows]
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    You'll definitely need Epin, in general, but do you have Rainy?
    I believe he's the guy they're talking about when they say you
    don't have enough friends.  I believe you'll find him tucked
    away in a building in the city after you go through the water.
    But he'll only join you if you are a certain character.
    
    As for the Raincom spell, don't waste your time.  In fact,
    only the Monecom and Moscom spells are really helpful.  You
    don't need the Raincom spell to beat this game.
    
    Joel
    

    I am in the endgame -- in the Palace of Sabaron.  I have the Legend
    Sword and the Light Armor; I am in the part of the palace beyond the
    door requiring the Light Armor.  My questions contain spoilers.
    
    Now what?  I found a door I am told Sabaron is behind, but the door
    does not open.  I found a place where the walls are red bubbles and I
    reach a chamber which has walls of bubbles left and right, columns
    along the top, and a single entrance/exit at the bottom.  Nothing I do
    in that room produces any effect, except using the ring to get out.
    
    I suppose I'm looking for the red moon and white star from which I
    shoot the column, but how do I find them?  Do I need to map the palace,
    or is the room I mentioned the place I want to be?
    
    
    				-- edp

    re: .28
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
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    Sounds to me like you're in the right place, but there's a
    pattern you need to discover.  I'd give you an outright spoiler
    if I could remember it.  It's something like this:
    
    from first room, go east
    next room, go north
    next room, go west
    
    It's actually a very simple pattern, once you stumble into it,
    but I recall spending a couple of frustrating hours walking
    around until I fell into it.  You'll definitely know you're
    on the right track before you get to the stars, as the scenery
    changes.  You'll walk through a couple of rooms and then
    meet someone/something (I forget) who gives you a spiel,
    you stand on the stars and shoot and Sabaron appears.
    
    Joel