So every time I visited them, I just replayed the first two hours of Suikoden II over, and over, and over again! Maybe that was also the reason why I could easily understand the three main characters’ feelings, how important their friendship was to them. Sadly, they wouldn’t let me save the game to their memory card (at that time memory card space was quite precious). Because I didn’t have a PlayStation at that time, I could only play the game whenever I visited my cousins.

Even though my understanding of English at that time was too bad to understand the story, somehow the eight year old me was able to understand the relationships between the characters, especially the relationship between Riou, Jowy, and Nanami. The experience I got from playing the first two or three hours of Suikoden II was magnificent. I was introduced to this series through Suikoden II by my cousins and it was the second RPG I ever saw (the first one was Final Fantasy VIII), but it was the first RPG I ever played by myself. I was only an eight year old boy at that time. My first contact with the Suikoden series happened in 1998. So, I hope anyone who reads this will enjoy and understand what I’m trying to say through my words. To some people, it might be boring but, through this piece, I just want to tell the world how important Suikoden is in my life. Mohammad tells of his personal journey with Suikoden and how the Suikoden Revival Movement has brought fans of the game from all different backgrounds together!įirst of all, the story I would like to tell you is something that I consider as quite personal. We’re pleased to introduce our latest guest poster, Mohammad Fahmi, dedicated Suikoden fan and member of the Suikoden Revival Movement community.

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