oldmanpaco
Master of Siestas
So I'm thinking I'll give one a whirl. See what the fuss is about and all that. What should I choose? And something I can get on steam - don't want to customize an emulator to play a 25 year old PS1 game.
don't want to customize an emulator to play a 25 year old PS1 game.
don't want to customize an emulator to play a 25 year old PS1 game.
how about customizing an emulator to play a 25 year old PS1 game remastered for PSV
Final Fantasy Tactics War of the Lions
So I'm thinking I'll give one a whirl. See what the fuss is about and all that. What should I choose? And something I can get on steam - don't want to customize an emulator to play a 25 year old PS1 game.
Resonance Of FateSo I'm thinking I'll give one a whirl. See what the fuss is about and all that. What should I choose? And something I can get on steam - don't want to customize an emulator to play a 25 year old PS1 game.
For recommendations sake Tales of Vesperia is easier to... stomach as compared to those titles and is overall more well received within the fanbase. Tales of Vesperia is also on steam.
- Tales of Berseria - Brilliant party banter, some great characters, really cool story angle, nice game all round.
- Tales of Zesteria - Not as funny as Berseria, but has more exploration. If you play both play this one last.
Dragon Quest XI. Classic, lovely animated combat. Meaningful character building. Memorable characters. Beautiful level design. Turning on draconian enemies is heavily recommended.
One of the following:
- Shining Force 2 - Cheap (only 79p), brilliant, simple, fun. No nostalgia goggles needed, it's a brilliant game in it's own right.
- Tales of Berseria - Brilliant party banter, some great characters, really cool story angle, nice game all round.
- Tales of Zesteria - Not as funny as Berseria, but has more exploration. If you play both play this one last.
- Final Fantasy X - Charmingly innocent & fun. Has a lot of magic about it.
- Final Fantasy 7 - Been a while since I played it, but remember loving it.
anachronox
Resonance Of Fate
P.S. That is....well.....if you don't mind raisins
For recommendations sake Tales of Vesperia is easier to... stomach as compared to those titles and is overall more well received within the fanbase. Tales of Vesperia is also on steam.
- Resonance of Fate is a great pick, cult classic, beautiful, fun to play.
- Dragon Quest XI I've heard nothing but good things but it is also very normal JRPG. It might be a good intro if you want to see where most JRPGs trace their design philosophies.
- Recettear is a Codex favorite but not really much like a normal JRPG at all.
Chrono Trigger is outstanding
Also, if you have any interest in JRPGs, you should probably give the Persona/Shin Megami Tensei series a try at some point. So, I will also add a suggestion for Persona 4 Golden (it's on Steam). It's got a fairly interesting turn-based combat system, a very addictive demon-fusing system, and, oh yeah, you get to LARP being a Japanese high-school student.
Stranger of Sword City - Great blobber, with a nice art style and multi-classing
Stranger of Sword City - Great blobber, with a nice art style and multi-classing
I made this thread because I was looking at this on steam (80% off) but someone said in the comments a new version is coming out soon.
Stranger of Sword City - Great blobber, with a nice art style and multi-classing
I made this thread because I was looking at this on steam (80% off) but someone said in the comments a new version is coming out soon.
Oh wow, interesting. I wasn't aware of this.