now I’ve played both versions; i can say compared to the ps version the snes version is really poor.

rating: kids to adults (yup anyone can play without the fear of some offensive material there were a few things to note but it’s not anything too serious)

summary:  Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen begins in the outskirts of the Zeteginan Empire, twenty-four years after the founding of the empire through conquest. Your main character is leading a revolution against this empire which has turned to evil through the use of black magic by the mage Rashidi. The game begins with the seer Warren using tarot cards to ask a series of questions to determine your suitability as leader of the revolution. There are several questions out of a fixed set which are randomly asked, each of which is associated with one of the twenty-two Major Arcana cards of divinatory tarot. Each question has three possible answers: one righteous, one evil, and one neutral. After you finish answering the questions, Warren wishes luck for the revolution and the game begins. The player’s answers to these questions determine the Lord’s (main character’s class) abilities and starting units.

my review: the  classes will keep you interested in the game  if you’re into strategy rpgs this is one of the best I’ve ever played

I’m going to add a section now entitled why you wouldn’t like this game? It’s such a rare game to find even the snes version can’t be played without an emulator. Also the graphics aren’t too impressive. It also can be very time consuming and sometimes when you think you do good you might not be doing so good.