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Message: [QUOTE="Lena CE, post: 26033, member: 26523"] - Persona 3 Portable for FeMC and being able to control party members (I don't think it was bad that you couldn't in FES or vanilla, I just prefer being able to like most folks) - Sonic Adventure on Dreamcast for being a more stable and visually appealing game. - Resident Evil: Revelations on the 3DS because that's just where it feels comfiest and most at home. - Minecraft on my Vita. Was never big on Minecraft so the boatloads of content added over the years isn't super appealing to me. Vita has the perfect scope for how I tend to enjoy Minecraft when the mood strikes. The comfy form factor of a dedicated handheld also helps. - Xenoblade Chronicles on New 3DS. I have no defense of this one, but many of the Wii/WiiU to 3DS conversions are games I tend to revisit and enjoy more on my New 3DS. I just adore handhelds and the novelty/fascination with "impossible ports" makes them exciting to play even years and years later. - Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition is my favorite version of SF4, rather than playing Ultra (the final one). The new characters are fun but kinda jank, Elena is a menace and in general while Ultra is great, I just like AE more. I could probably think of more, but these are the examples that spring to mind. I'm definitely shocked at you preferring Sonic 1 on the Genesis to later ports! You mentioned the Taxman remasters for Android, but even Sonic Jam on the Saturn is my preferred way to revisit Sonic 1 purely because every port of the game from Jam onwards added the spin-dash to Sonic 1. Game just feels like it's missing something without it for me. [/QUOTE]

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