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I personally think so. The graphics and music are timelessly beautiful. The battles are not really anything special now, but were fairly well done at the time. The story is simple but effective. It doesn't take too long to get going but holds enough back to keep you interested.

It was ahead of its time (no pun intended :P) in some regards with no random battles and the way it handled multiple endings, time travel and other aspects. The lack of random battles goes both ways: you can control when a battle is triggered, but many enemies are placed in such a way that they can't be avoided.