I would guess for that era, a series with awesome sprites such as Phantasy Star, would work really well in a 3d environment the same way that another turn-based rpg, Xenogears, did with the quite literal 3d environment in that game.
Another option would have been sprites on extremely detailed backgrounds, as in Chrono Cross, which was extremely, extremely detailed.
Both would be equally plausible.
As far as plot, well, setting, maybe they could have done something like this:
Algol in both the game and real life, is in the Andromeda galaxy.
Not in real life, Algol is a binary star, or was thought to be. That is, 2 stars. But its actually 3 stars. 2 fixed stars, and the 3rd smaller star is elliptical in orbit.
The setting could use either the binary star thing, or the 3-star thing, where the aeroprism showing the other 1 or 2 stars, and that affecting the story...somehow. This could be independent of Rykros, which only existed to hold the Guardian weapons/armor, and selectively tell the story of Algol's genesis. Who knew if Le Roof was being completely honest, after all, or merely revealing what The Great Light wanted revealed, which may have not been "everything."
I assume evil could not truly ever be defeated, after all, even The Great Light couldnt defeat it permanently. So suppose in 1000 years, Dark Falz comes back as usual, but has grown genre savvy, and tries to, and succeeds in killing Le Roof of Rykros. That would indeed mess things up. And by 1000 years time, Wren, Demi, and whoever is Lutz would know of Dark Falz, Profound Darkness, and Rykros, muchless may or may not suspect something wrong.
How could this fit in with a 2nd or 3rd hidden star? I don't know.
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