@joest01
Cheers for that, man (^_^)
Actually, though I love the original Wild ARMS with a burning passion, I have never played another game in the series (maybe five minutes of 2, long long ago...)
Battrix: Floating Continent
It is an iPhone RPG from the makers of Half-Minute Hero, where you reclaim the world map from monsters one square at a time. Weapons can be tinkered with at a variety of smiths to gain extra stats and elements and you can pull in a friend or random stranger from...
Final Fantasy for me. The original. I now own the PS1 remake version, iPhone version, and original Japanese Famicom cart (quite proud of that one) -> have started all several times and never, ever finished it (._.)
Resonance of Fate (End of Eternity over here) is another interesting-looking one I never got around to checking out during the last generation. Keep 'em coming, guys!
TWEWY is one of my favourite games from the DS era - unique and addictive gameplay, great look, and I still listen to the soundtrack today.
Never got into Lost Odyssey so much, but I remember the dream-story sequences were very well written and moving.
Nice one :) As I recall LoD was overshadowed at the time of release because FF9 had just dropped (at least in Europe). Great game, glad people remember it fondly.
Resurrect:
1) Chrono series - Chrono Break needs to happen while my thumbs are still young enough to twiddle.
2) Commander Keen - I've missed the pale little bugger, pogo-physics and all
3) Legacy of Kain - The last generation was lacking in Nosgoth
Bury:
1) Final Fantasy - I love...
Hey folks! ♪(´ε` )
I've been on an old-school JRPG binge for a few weeks - Final Fantasy VI, Phantasy Star IV, Wild ARMS, Dragon Quest V, and more. All great games, all part of a larger series. My question is as follows: what are your favourite non-series JRPGs (old or new)...
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