Nothing can compell you to keep buying every single console that comes out of Japan if you don't want to, right? At least, no external factors can compell you to.

Speak to Anastasia and she'll give you a book. Read it. Then talk to her again. She'll mention the bookcase. This'll trigger the bookshelf puzzle.

They do actually. The game is entirely built upon slightly touched-up sprites and backgrounds of the original trilogy and there's a lot of borrowed and slightly modified art there to fill in the blanks. Not to mention the fact all characters, enemies and stages from the original are in there, so fro...

Keep exploring the caves until the yeti arrives.

Since it's somewhat random, it's impossible to supply pictures. If you get lost, keep exploring until you eventually return to the entrance and then try again.

It's random (well somewhat random), but you should start following directions in the screen east of the swamp entrance screen with the buzzing insects near the tree. If you follow the directions, you'll reach a swamp screen where the castle is vaguely visible far to the north. http://www.agdinteract...

Yeah, we've seen this kind of thing before. That said, the site's still up and the dev team is rather quiet on the issue, so we're hoping things can still be worked out. Since Sega didn't react until AFTER the game was released (courtesy of the team being genre-savy enough to release it without any ...

Visit the church until you see the scene with the wolves, visit grandma's cottage. Talk to Possum until she mentions the dwarf. Then the dwarf will be home. He won't come out with you standing in front of his door though.

Would you mind keeping all your questions in one thread from now on? It'll be less cluttering that way.

You can't actually lose any paladin points on Aziza. The only way to not get Aziza's paladin points is to either not visit her at all, or get tossed out every single time you do visit. It's almost a free giveaway.

Respawing one of the food in the kitchen would have been maybe more easy but more logical imho. I think it'd have been less logical, rather than more. With the Behrs, the reappearing food is justifiable by stating Mildred Behr simply whips up a new batch each time. There'd be no such justification ...

There should be a 10-symbol code in the book. That's what you need to input.

Maybe you should turn the game speed down a bit, then click the trident on the wall as soon as you can.

There's definitely logic in that puzzle and its corresponding poem, you were simply unfortunate enough to use the wrong train of thought in that scene.

- You need to keep stealing the porridge from the bears, that's not very logic or intuitive. The respawning porridge is there in case the player runs out of other food items like bread or fruit to feed the wizard. It may not make sense that mama Behr keeps cooking up new porridge or the fact the Be...

Immediately after you leave the cave.

You shouldn't ignore the rhyme. There's an important clue in there. The trick is figuring out what's relevant and what isn't.

As in banks of a river.

The porridge respawns whenever you feed it to him, so no worries there. The book that contains the combination is in a blocked-off building in town.

The stuff on the spoon is mud and it can be found on muddy banks. The stuff from the garden is soil and is a different thing.

The combination can be found in another book. This book can be found somewhere in the game, but not in the study.

The right spot should be marked by a few small pebbles on the ground.

After escaping on the seahorse and clearing the rocks, use the trident on the illusionary rock wall to turn it solid.

Distract them so they stand still and then pick one up.

The means to seal the cave will present itself when it's time to do the sealing.