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Message: [QUOTE="Gorse, post: 6365, member: 73"] [IMG align="left" width="257px" size="600x958"]https://d17x1wu3749i2y.cloudfront.net/2020/04/23/22/22/05/d15a936f-29e9-4dc7-b4a9-a36a260583fb/file.jpg[/IMG]A Ninja Jajamaru RPG collection was on PSN for $3.50 this week, so I picked it up (along with [I]Kill la Kill if [/I]for $2.50, schwing!) and have been playing the first game included, [B]Ninja Jajamaru: The Ninja Skill Book[/B]. It's a standard 8-bit Famicom JRPG in the vein of Dragon Quest, and really doesn't do much different from the norm, but I don't believe I've ever beaten an NES JRPG before, so I figured this was as good as any. I actually have a small bit of fondness for the Ninja Jajamaru series – the original arcade game, [I]Ninja-kun[/I], is very cute and fun, and I happen to like having a JRPG with a far-Eastern influence rather than a Western fantasy one. The game is pretty good so far, but does take some grinding. Fortunately, on [USER=12]@Ajderniz[/USER] 's recommendation, I've been listening to [URL='https://www.youtube.com/@MrEdders123']MrEdders123's documentaries[/URL] during each grind sesh, and it's actually very relaxing. (Those videos are [I]great![/I]) I like the game's art style, too, and it has a silly sense of humour that's highly appreciated. I'd really like to finish this – I'm only about 5 hours in, but I'm having lots of fun, and I look forward to what's up next. [/QUOTE]

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