The rules of this thread are simple: Post what video game you're currently playing, what platform you're playing it on, and what you think of it. Feel free to comment on the choices of your fellow members, too.
they're pretty good. 4 is the best one imo but all of them are fun(before 5 anyways, i didnt play that one yet).I need to hop on BoF so badly, I LOVE the artstyle from it
I've actually been playing some Castlevania: Rondo of Blood on the TurboGrafx-16 lately. It's just...perfect. Incredibly consistent from beginning to end, well-crafted...and it just quite never stopped being quite the looker. The art style aged marvelously. Hard to believe it's been over 30 years since its release. Love it.
I think Rondo is my fave Castlevania tied with IV. Love the atmosphere, visuals, and music. It's pretty damn tough, too.No wonder ther next game in the series was a direct sequel to it and the psp got a collection of both, it mustve been a big deal in japan
My goal this year is to blast through as many PS1 and PS2 games as possible. We'll, particularly ones I never finished as a kid, or ones that had my interest but never really played. I just finished Xenosaga III, and I'm making my way through Breath of Fire 3 now. I want to start Grandia 3, as I've beaten the first two and loved them, but I'm going to try to keep it down to one RPG at a time lol.
I AM playing something not "retro" and that would be Pentiment, which is one of the coolest games I've ever played.
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I think Rondo is my fave Castlevania tied with IV. Love the atmosphere, visuals, and music. It's pretty damn tough, too.
Yeah it's a slow endeavor. Grinding out work and balancing other hobbies means I probably have around four or five hours a week to do any gaming right now. But that's been awesome because too much time can give me a sort of option paralysis or I just hop between too many titles. Now I know if I want to beat a long game, I need to pick a lane and stay there, which helps me actually focus and sink into the game better anyway. It took me like a whole year to beat the most recent Xenoblade Chronicles this way lmao.I wanna get through all the ps2 rpgs too but it's opretty damn hard to find the time haha
I did get trough Koudelka and Shadow Hearts 1 and loved them
Yeah it's a slow endeavor. Grinding out work and balancing other hobbies means I probably have around four or five hours a week to do any gaming right now. But that's been awesome because too much time can give me a sort of option paralysis or I just hop between too many titles. Now I know if I want to beat a long game, I need to pick a lane and stay there, which helps me actually focus and sink into the game better anyway. It took me like a whole year to beat the most recent Xenoblade Chronicles this way lmao.
I do want to give Koudelka another shot eventually. Somehow, I never got around to Shadow Hearts but it seems like my time of game as well.
Koudelka despite being a wopping 4 discs you can finish in a day or two, it's an awesome mix of Biohazard and RPGs, and has some of the most violent things Ive seen on ps1 (an old lady shootsherself with a rifle and a girl can get her face melted off!) plus it has motion capture! Its quite surreal to see psx models move like th
Oh wow you have me very interested in getting Koudelka going soon. I remember it having a really distinct mood and liking what I played, but it's been a super long time. Sounds unhinged and ambitious - as a good rpg should be lolKoudelka despite being a wopping 4 discs you can finish in a day or two, it's an awesome mix of Biohazard and RPGs, and has some of the most violent things Ive seen on ps1 (an old lady shootsherself with a rifle and a girl can get her face melted off!) plus it has motion capture! Its quite surreal to see psx models move like that
I haven't beaten Vagrant Story yet but it's on my list for games to beat this year. I've started it so many times and always get distracted. Not again! This next run will be the run lolI'm finishing up a playthrough of Vagrant Story. I love the atmosphere and story of this game. Probably tied with Threads of Fate for best cutscene direction on the PS1, too.