They don't make games like they used to anymore...

Games back then, they tend to have underappreciated PSAs or little treats that give players a little incentive to take a little break from playing every now and then.
Wild Arms series was one of them.
HORRIBLE localization work ("thanks" to incompetent localizers from the west) for this game aside, it's still nice to see some Japanese devs retain the little things that most players overlook, especially compared to all those "modern games" for the "modern audience".

I'm glad I'm not born in the so-called "modern times".