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Bought FF XIII for like $6 during sale just to try it out on PC.
Bought FF XIII for like $6 during sale just to try it out on PC.
persona 3/4 are some of the best games ever created, although you already talked about SMT
persona 5 and fallout 4 are some of my most anticipated 'sequels' in gaming right now
persona 3/4 are some of the best games ever created, although you already talked about SMT
persona 5 and fallout 4 are some of my most anticipated 'sequels' in gaming right now
persona 5 and fallout 4 are some of my most anticipated 'sequels' in gaming right now
persona 3/4 are the only jrpgs i really enjoyed and they're two of my favorite games of all time
has anybody in here played persona q? i've been thinking of picking it up
persona 3/4 are the only jrpgs i really enjoyed and they're two of my favorite games of all time
has anybody in here played persona q? i've been thinking of picking it up
has anybody in here played persona q? i've been thinking of picking it up
SaberBRAVELY DEFAULT
i bought that on release and still havent touched it lmao
i should get around to that
[quote=Saber]BRAVELY DEFAULT[/quote]
i bought that on release and still havent touched it lmao
i should get around to that
i bought that on release and still havent touched it lmao
i should get around to that
any good ones you guys could recommend me? (new to the genre)
any good ones you guys could recommend me? (new to the genre)
dark souls? it's as western/mainstream as a jrpg can get but the entire souls series is worth trying.
dark souls? it's as western/mainstream as a jrpg can get but the entire souls series is worth trying.
Ultrazany good ones you guys could recommend me? (new to the genre)
I actually dunno what you have besides a PC so I kept it to stuff you can get on PC
- Paper Mario 64 (Super easy to emulate these days, one of the most charming and accessible JRPGs available)
- Paper Mario and The Thousand Year Door
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky (sequels are coming to Steam soon)
- Ys 1, 2, Oath in Felghana, Origins
- Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga & Bowser's Inside Story
- Recettear
When Akiba's Trip comes to Steam, pick that up too.
[quote=Ultraz]any good ones you guys could recommend me? (new to the genre)[/quote]
I actually dunno what you have besides a PC so I kept it to stuff you can get on PC
[list]
[*] Paper Mario 64 (Super easy to emulate these days, one of the most charming and accessible JRPGs available)
[*] Paper Mario and The Thousand Year Door
[*] The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky (sequels are coming to Steam soon)
[*] Ys 1, 2, Oath in Felghana, Origins
[*] Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga & Bowser's Inside Story
[*] Recettear
[/list]
When Akiba's Trip comes to Steam, pick that up too.
I actually dunno what you have besides a PC so I kept it to stuff you can get on PC
[list]
[*] Paper Mario 64 (Super easy to emulate these days, one of the most charming and accessible JRPGs available)
[*] Paper Mario and The Thousand Year Door
[*] The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky (sequels are coming to Steam soon)
[*] Ys 1, 2, Oath in Felghana, Origins
[*] Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga & Bowser's Inside Story
[*] Recettear
[/list]
When Akiba's Trip comes to Steam, pick that up too.
TallHorsedark souls? it's as western/mainstream as a jrpg can get but the entire souls series is worth trying.
id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG
[quote=TallHorse]dark souls? it's as western/mainstream as a jrpg can get but the entire souls series is worth trying.[/quote]
id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG
id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG
Ultrazgr8stalini got an xbawx if that matters
You can get a emulators to play these games. As for ISOs and whatnot, you'll have to dig those up yourself
Paper Mario 64: Nintendo 64
Can't remember if Thousand Year door is Wii or GC, either way, it's the Dolphin Emulator
Trails in the Sky, Ys Series, Recettear: PC, most available on Steam
Inside Story is on the DS; I'm not quite versed on DS emulators, so you'll have to google those.
My suggestion would be Xenoblade Chronicles on the Wii. It's a long game though; thank god the emulator has an option to remove the frame limit.
[quote=Ultraz][quote=gr8stalin][/quote]
i got an xbawx if that matters[/quote]
You can get a emulators to play these games. As for ISOs and whatnot, you'll have to dig those up yourself
Paper Mario 64: Nintendo 64
Can't remember if Thousand Year door is Wii or GC, either way, it's the Dolphin Emulator
Trails in the Sky, Ys Series, Recettear: PC, most available on Steam
Inside Story is on the DS; I'm not quite versed on DS emulators, so you'll have to google those.
My suggestion would be Xenoblade Chronicles on the Wii. It's a long game though; thank god the emulator has an option to remove the frame limit.
i got an xbawx if that matters[/quote]
You can get a emulators to play these games. As for ISOs and whatnot, you'll have to dig those up yourself
Paper Mario 64: Nintendo 64
Can't remember if Thousand Year door is Wii or GC, either way, it's the Dolphin Emulator
Trails in the Sky, Ys Series, Recettear: PC, most available on Steam
Inside Story is on the DS; I'm not quite versed on DS emulators, so you'll have to google those.
My suggestion would be Xenoblade Chronicles on the Wii. It's a long game though; thank god the emulator has an option to remove the frame limit.
downpourTallHorsedark souls? it's as western/mainstream as a jrpg can get but the entire souls series is worth trying.id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG
I don't really know what properly defines a jrpg as a jrpg, I just picked a japenese (a)rpg
[quote=downpour][quote=TallHorse]dark souls? it's as western/mainstream as a jrpg can get but the entire souls series is worth trying.[/quote]
id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG[/quote]
I don't really know what properly defines a jrpg as a jrpg, I just picked a japenese (a)rpg
id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG[/quote]
I don't really know what properly defines a jrpg as a jrpg, I just picked a japenese (a)rpg
downpourTallHorsedark souls? it's as western/mainstream as a jrpg can get but the entire souls series is worth trying.id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG
It's neither of those things, but you're so close it kind of blew my mind
[quote=downpour][quote=TallHorse]dark souls? it's as western/mainstream as a jrpg can get but the entire souls series is worth trying.[/quote]
id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG[/quote]
It's neither of those things, but you're so close it kind of blew my mind
id hardly label the souls series as a JRPG, its much more of an ARPG[/quote]
It's neither of those things, but you're so close it kind of blew my mind
downpourEarthbound.
oh man earthbound is my fuckin jam. i dig final fantasy too, ff3, (the one on nes,not snes) is one of my favorite games of all time. currently playing through ffx.
[quote=downpour]Earthbound.[/quote]
oh man earthbound is my fuckin jam. i dig final fantasy too, ff3, (the one on nes,not snes) is one of my favorite games of all time. currently playing through ffx.
oh man earthbound is my fuckin jam. i dig final fantasy too, ff3, (the one on nes,not snes) is one of my favorite games of all time. currently playing through ffx.
Kaeyelemulators
don't forget the pcsx2 for persona 3/4 isos
[quote=Kaeyel]emulators[/quote]
don't forget the pcsx2 for persona 3/4 isos
don't forget the pcsx2 for persona 3/4 isos
Ultrazany good ones you guys could recommend me? (new to the genre)
get a ps2 emulator and check out star ocean: til the end of time. the beginning is pretty dull but once it picks up, the game is amazing. suikoden 4 & 5 are also pretty good.
[quote=Ultraz]any good ones you guys could recommend me? (new to the genre)[/quote]
get a ps2 emulator and check out star ocean: til the end of time. the beginning is pretty dull but once it picks up, the game is amazing. suikoden 4 & 5 are also pretty good.
get a ps2 emulator and check out star ocean: til the end of time. the beginning is pretty dull but once it picks up, the game is amazing. suikoden 4 & 5 are also pretty good.
This thread reminded me that I need to install the translated version of Mother and play through that and Earthbound.
And speaking of Star Ocean, if you feel like it, get a PS1 emulator and try out Star Ocean: The Second Story. Pretty much the same as how Kirby described Til' the End of Time; slow at first, but by end game it's outstanding.
Another good PS1 JRPG was The Legend of Dragoon. It's turned based typical early FF style combat, but it has this neat timing/combo mechanic to spice up the combat. Very lengthy story and secret bosses 'n shit.
Also Golden Sun for the GBA. Too much of my childhood spent on that and its sequel, The Lost Age.
This thread reminded me that I need to install the translated version of Mother and play through that and Earthbound.
And speaking of Star Ocean, if you feel like it, get a PS1 emulator and try out Star Ocean: The Second Story. Pretty much the same as how Kirby described Til' the End of Time; slow at first, but by end game it's outstanding.
Another good PS1 JRPG was The Legend of Dragoon. It's turned based typical early FF style combat, but it has this neat timing/combo mechanic to spice up the combat. Very lengthy story and secret bosses 'n shit.
Also Golden Sun for the GBA. Too much of my childhood spent on that and its sequel, The Lost Age.
And speaking of Star Ocean, if you feel like it, get a PS1 emulator and try out Star Ocean: The Second Story. Pretty much the same as how Kirby described Til' the End of Time; slow at first, but by end game it's outstanding.
Another good PS1 JRPG was The Legend of Dragoon. It's turned based typical early FF style combat, but it has this neat timing/combo mechanic to spice up the combat. Very lengthy story and secret bosses 'n shit.
Also Golden Sun for the GBA. Too much of my childhood spent on that and its sequel, The Lost Age.
NicholausThis thread reminded me that I need to install the translated version of Mother and play through that and Earthbound.
And speaking of Star Ocean, if you feel like it, get a PS1 emulator and try out Star Ocean: The Second Story. Pretty much the same as how Kirby described Til' the End of Time; slow at first, but by end game it's outstanding.
Another good PS1 JRPG was The Legend of Dragoon. It's turned based typical early FF style combat, but it has this neat timing/combo mechanic to spice up the combat. Very lengthy story and secret bosses 'n shit.
Also Golden Sun for the GBA. Too much of my childhood spent on that and its sequel, The Lost Age.
+1 to Dragoon and Golden Sun
(would also recommend you play through the fan translation of Mother 3, as well as the - eventual - fan-made Mother 4)
[quote=Nicholaus]This thread reminded me that I need to install the translated version of Mother and play through that and Earthbound.
And speaking of Star Ocean, if you feel like it, get a PS1 emulator and try out Star Ocean: The Second Story. Pretty much the same as how Kirby described Til' the End of Time; slow at first, but by end game it's outstanding.
Another good PS1 JRPG was The Legend of Dragoon. It's turned based typical early FF style combat, but it has this neat timing/combo mechanic to spice up the combat. Very lengthy story and secret bosses 'n shit.
Also Golden Sun for the GBA. Too much of my childhood spent on that and its sequel, The Lost Age.[/quote]
+1 to Dragoon and Golden Sun
(would also recommend you play through the fan translation of Mother 3, as well as the - eventual - fan-made Mother 4)
And speaking of Star Ocean, if you feel like it, get a PS1 emulator and try out Star Ocean: The Second Story. Pretty much the same as how Kirby described Til' the End of Time; slow at first, but by end game it's outstanding.
Another good PS1 JRPG was The Legend of Dragoon. It's turned based typical early FF style combat, but it has this neat timing/combo mechanic to spice up the combat. Very lengthy story and secret bosses 'n shit.
Also Golden Sun for the GBA. Too much of my childhood spent on that and its sequel, The Lost Age.[/quote]
+1 to Dragoon and Golden Sun
(would also recommend you play through the fan translation of Mother 3, as well as the - eventual - fan-made Mother 4)
Does this count? It's a sortof-SRPG.
Does this count? It's a sortof-SRPG.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Y1zYzyL.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Y1zYzyL.jpg[/img]
wareyaDoes this count? It's a sortof-SRPG.
http://i.imgur.com/Y1zYzyL.jpg
GOAT
[quote=wareya]Does this count? It's a sortof-SRPG.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Y1zYzyL.jpg[/img][/quote]
GOAT
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Y1zYzyL.jpg[/img][/quote]
GOAT
Vortexrance is also an eroge you pervert
True, but everyone that I know played it skipped all the porn...
harbleuGOAT
GOAT
[quote=Vortex]rance is also an eroge you pervert[/quote]
True, but everyone that I know played it skipped all the porn...
[quote=harbleu]
GOAT[/quote]
GOAT
True, but everyone that I know played it skipped all the porn...
[quote=harbleu]
GOAT[/quote]
GOAT
I wish p4 wasn't a waifu simulator, p3 is so much better
I wish p4 wasn't a waifu simulator, p3 is so much better
I'm just so glad someone mentioned Legend of Dragoon.
Final Fantasy 9 would be a pretty good start.
I'm just so glad someone mentioned Legend of Dragoon.
Final Fantasy 9 would be a pretty good start.
Final Fantasy 9 would be a pretty good start.
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