I've played way too many games that have Wendee Lee voicing a character. It's almost unnerving. I also started replaying Star Ocean The Last Hope and came to the frightening realization that Reimi is voiced by Laura Bailey, who also voices Rise in Persona 4.
At first I figured it would be Persona 4, because between it and it's vita remake I've played through it nearly ten times. Then I started thinking a bit more and I think if anything I've spent the most time on Dark Cloud 2. I'm obsessive, so I've spent a ton of time making perfect weapons...
The opening act of Xenosaga Episode I. I know Xenosaga is cutscene heavy as it is, but the opening act has some of the longest and most intrusive cutscenes, plus you're forced to drag around a temp party member who is completely useless.
Ameno-sagiri from Persona 4. My attacks were hardly denting it and Yukiko kept getting knocked out due to needing to heal while everyone else piled on damage. I think I heard the boss music loop at least 4 times during the fight.
Either way, you're pretty much fine starting wherever you want with these games. It comes down to what you're looking for. Nocturne/Strange Journey/Digital Devil Saga/Persona 1/2 are more straightforward JRPGs while Persona 3 and 4 have the social elements to them as well.
It depends on the difficulty and game. I tend to do better with trophies that just require some time and effort, rather than something like getting through the game without so much as touching the ground. I also prefer trophies that I can't miss by playing too quickly or something. However I...
Elderly white people. Granted most that I have met always are quick to point out my race and "how much good [my] kind has done" and frankly I'm sick of it. So I tend to ignore them. I guess you can also add conservatives to the list, no thanks to the large tea party influence in my city.
I still can't believe how self-entitled certain gamers feel. When I bought a UMD I wasn't thinking to myself "oh boy I sure hope this works on every Sony system ever." It' just like a license. When I bought say, God Eater Burst on UMD, I was buying just that. The game on UMD. At no point was...
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