(9 votes, average: 4.78 out of 5)
Loading ...Quest 2 is the unreleased sequel of one of the few Nintendo 64 RPGs, that was in development at Imagineer in 1998 / 1999. The game was going to be set 100 years after the original Quest 64 and this time the player would have been able to choose between 2 different characters: Leohn, a magician, and Sophia, a swordswoman. Both characters would also had a sidekick known as “the Guardian,” to use it as a vehicle or to help in battle (we can speculate that it was going to be something like a Chochobo from the Final Fantasy series). Sadly Imagineer went into financial troubles and they had to cancel Quest 2 and another project that they had in the works for the 64DD, Desert Island 64. Only an artwork remains from this game.
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15 Responses to Quest 64 II (2) [N64 - Cancelled]
Vague Rant
November 28th, 2009 at 1:38 pm
IGN preview: http://ign64.ign.com/articles/130/130931p1.html
MarxForever
December 12th, 2009 at 10:41 am
Shame… It sounded real promising.
I couldn’t beat the first one.
Way too linear… Plus like almost every other 3rd party 64 game it just looked awful…
GRKG
July 10th, 2010 at 7:15 pm
I don’t see how this would have looked more promising than the original Quest 64 and that was awful unless you have mostly been starved for RPGs.
Champion Olivier
November 12th, 2010 at 6:28 am
I enjoyed Quest 64. It the worst RPG I’ve played but, in overall, this games is good. A sequel would’ve been cool.
Myron Mason
January 8th, 2011 at 9:35 pm
I agree that Quest 64 was not the best RPG game for the 64, but it was still good in my opinion. Too bad they did not make the sequel.
Alex Sasse
March 30th, 2011 at 3:51 am
WOW!quest 64 was and still is overly bashed!i play and beat that game every now and then…im playing it now as a matter of fact! about to beat fargo’s ass!those who believe this was worst rpg on n64 are wrong…zelda is not a fucking rpg!!!!!WHERE THE HELL DO U LVL????U DON”T!!!! AND IST NOT EVEN A DAMN ROLE PLAYING GAME!
MAKE A NEW QUEST FOR WII!!!GIVE IT ONE MORE DAM CHANCE!!!
Alex Sasse
March 30th, 2011 at 3:53 am
WOW!quest 64 was and still is overly bashed!i play and beat that game every now and then…im playing it now as a matter of fact! about to beat fargo’s ass!those who believe this was worst rpg on n64 are wrong…zelda is not a damn rpg!!!!!WHERE THE HELL DO U LVL????U DON”T!!!! AND IST NOT EVEN A DAMN ROLE PLAYING GAME!
MAKE A NEW QUEST FOR WII!!!GIVE IT ONE MORE DAM CHANCE!!!
youssef omar
May 13th, 2011 at 5:02 pm
OMG THE N64 LICKED THE SALTY SIDE OF MAH LEFT NUTT YOU GUYS AR ALL GAY, FAT, AND SMELLLIKE SPOUNGE GO TAKE A BATH AND STOP READING THIS I LOVE JUSTIN BEIBER
Octorok_17
May 13th, 2011 at 7:44 pm
@youssef omar: Lol, go to school more kid.
Hydronix
February 20th, 2012 at 7:56 am
It’s really too bad nothing came out of this.
Albeit, I still think that it became Aidyn Chronicles.(no, this is nothing more than a crappy theory) I blame the battle system being near identical.
Anyway, it’d be neat if they tried to remake it on any of the Nintendo “ware” versions.
matt
March 26th, 2012 at 9:38 pm
to bad it was canceled, quest 64 may not have been the best rpg game but it was still a cool game, and the feeling i got when i finally got to the last boss was amazing
alex sasse
June 4th, 2012 at 8:26 am
ok, wow its been a year and i randomly came acrossed this fourm that i posted on…i came acrossed this fourm again because, 1. im starting quest again for the 3rd time, 2. looking for any news on a prequel/sequel to be tought of or made by ANY developers, 3. looking for a douch to bitch at for not liking this game…
i mean come on people i know why this game wasent big…
you suck!
too young.
or layzy?
Gaz
October 24th, 2012 at 4:34 am
Quest 64 (Or Holy Magic Century as it was called here in PAL regions) was not a horrible game over-all, but it was a horrible RPG. If you have a different opinion, then cool. Your attempt to troll everyone by saying they suck, were too young or were “layzy” (lol) are just bad reasons that hold no weight.
I got about 90% through the game (a little bit after you find your father) and I just turned it off and never went back. Whatever driving force held me in place while I trudged along on that wreck of an rpg just loosened it’s grip and I was free. But again, good for you if you feel the game warrents a 3rd play-through *thumbs up*
Anonymous
December 9th, 2012 at 2:07 am
legend of zelda was an rpg. rpg stands for ROLE, PLAYING, GAME. Not level up game. you dont have to specifically levelup anything for it to be an rpg. All you need is a character going through a storyline completing specific gouls.
And as for Quest 64, the story wasnt the worst in the world, but the gameplay was terrible considdering hitting people with your staff was more powerful than most of your spells, and other reasons i’m not getting into. I’d give it a 3 out of 5
Hydronix
December 26th, 2012 at 1:07 pm
The only Zelda game that is an rpg is Zelda II. The big thing about rpg’s is both leveling up with specific statistics.
None of the other Zelda games(minus Crossbow Training which is an FPS) are rpg’s. They’re action adventure games with roleplaying elements. They are not rpg’s. They’re not even close to what an Action RPG is.
Quest 64, however, is one. So is Paper Mario, and Ogre Battle 64. As well as Aidyn Chronicles.
Also, if we go by “playing a role”, then all games are rpg’s. That’s why the phrase is not to be taken literally, and to concentrate on the stat part, which is actually what makes a game an rpg, specific stats. Story varies on tons of games. A non-rpg can have an excellent story. An rpg can have a very crappy story. And while the Zelda games tend to have a JRPG-style story, they lack… everything else. Cutscenes do not make an rpg. Playing a character doesn’t make it an rpg. Armor and Weapons alone don’t do it. Stats are the epitome of what an rpg was, and was how it was created and based upon, stats.(and other tons of data combined)
Zelda lacks this due to the Hearts system, no notable in-game stats, no leveling up.(item upgrades) Yes, it has a few elements, but it’s nowhere near the same as how an rpg works.