I thought they were both terribly bland.

But I guess $14 isn't bad.

 

$14 for Trace Memory isn't bad. It could of been longer, though.

 

Well I can't speak for mana as I only heard it blew so I never got it. Trace Memory though has a truly fantastic story and the puzzles are amazingly fun and unique even to date on it. While as some said it is short, you actually have to play it twice to get the whole story as there's this ghost character and to learn all about that thing you need to go through 2x to get it all to make sense. I still own it, have ditched a lot of games over the years, so I guess that says something for it. I'd say you did fine on $14. Even if Mana blows and you sell it on craigslist or something for $5 I'd say you still would make out with that.

 

That I would agree on, hadn't thought of it. If they didn't have the box and stuff you got baked just a little. I refuse to ever buy any modern system game used if it doesn't have it all with it, and if it's disc based I don't care what gen as scratches are death.

 

I may be misremembering the experience I had with Heroes of Mana, so I guess I'll boot it up and play for a few minutes, see what's up.

 

heroes of mana had everything with it still.real case manual,safty procation book and wifi book trace memory had a fake case but it ws five bucks,so i dicided it was worth it...and i am pretty sure heroes of mana is the same kind of game as final fantasy revent wings...its a rts...

 

$5 for essentially a 'loose' copy considering the bootleg case of sorts is a fine price.