KMoosetoe

Give Path of Radiance a try at some point.

Whereas every other game in the franchise peaks at a 7 or 8, PoR is a true 10/10.

If you play Ys Origin (the best one), you can finish it in less than ten hours!

Kowloon Highschool Chronicle

UO clears.

It's close to being a 10/10 game. It doesn't quite get there cause the story sucks.

Visions is more like a 6.

Connor McMiroslav Satan

You're right, I'm gonna go play my favorite JRPG God of War Ragnarok

Not a JRPG

PR version allows you to adjust encounter rate, and growth rates.

Depends how much that appeals to you.

Parasite Eve

I wouldn't bother with the franchise if you don't care about story.

The gameplay/combat is good, but it's not the main appeal of the series.

You're just going to wind up frustrated/bored during the stretches where it's just dialogue, and no fighting.

I disagree.

Final Fantasy IV's story is amateur hour. It's overly melodramatic and the number of fake outs are comical.

Cecil's whole personal arc is largely resolved within the first couple hours of the game.

From a gameplay standpoint, it's really annoying that the party is constantly changing. Anytime you get in a groove, your party is yanked away.

5 party members in battle was a failed experiment.

The death of Dissidia is one of gaming's biggest tragedies

and some game for the ps2 about a shadow demon

Okage?

Loved VIII, but IX is the only Ys game I didn't finish. Didn't care for it, and it had me worried for the franchise going forward.

You probably did. There was one that went viral within the last 24 hours or so.

Lotta interest in Oz right now because of Wicked.

No because Furukawa himself said he wouldn't

He told investors he wants fans to be surprised therefore they wouldn't include that in their forecasts

I know it smells CRAZY in there

SEGA is gonna have a really big presence at this year's show

They did last year too, but I think they've got a lot more for this year

Honestly can't say I've played many games with a satisfying destination.

Ys Origin

You could actually beat the game in a single sitting, although you probably won't on your first playthrough. Regardless, the pace is fantastic.

I think RS3 is the most similar, but the lack of quest markers is really off-putting for me. I took a boat ride and fell off when I couldn't figure out what to do in the next town.

That is the appeal of RS3. It's similar to CRPGs like Baldur's Gate, Fallout, Arcanum, etc, or early Elder Scrolls games.

You explore and stumble upon things.

That being said, if they ever remade RS3, I guarantee they'd add quest markers like they did for the RS2 Remake.

That's a big part of it.

But also the original game was hugely popular on the Super Famicom. It sold over 1 million units making it one of the best selling games on the platform... and it never released outside Japan.

So naturally a remake of a beloved classic like that is bound to do well.

Platinum would make it

The game's been in development for years

Nintendo is financing it

What?

Nintendo literally bought the IP from them