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 Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 4:56 am
well, here we have the land of those gems of the PS2 era. ^_^ Among them I'd like to mention is Persona 3 and 4, Tales of the Abyss, and of course, Kingdom Hearts, do name a few.
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Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:37 am
Got 3 out of 4, but Tales of the Abyss never made it to the eu sadly while I love to collect all Tales games Dx
To name some others, Shadow Hearts and MagnaCarta for the ps2
because I play much games at the same time, and school ask to much, I'm still bussy with these 2.
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Chieftain Twilight Captain
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 10:14 am
heh. i gotta say, Godai: Elemental Force is a great enough game. smile straightforward, with a revenge plot, you are this ninja who is the heir to the guardianship of the elements, so you hav eto go through these different stages tolearn each element's style, and read the elemental scrolls. once you finish all the 4 elements, you have to go to the Void levels and beat the main boss who killed your parents. i can't seem to beat the final level though. ._.
i also like Airblade, an awesome skating game where you ride a prototype hoverboard, and use your awesome tricks to take down a corporation and rescue your kidnapped dorm-mate who designed the thing. freaking fun. ^_^
i also realy like Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance, where you can play in either 1- or 2-player mode. you can choose between the Dwarf Fighter, the Human Arcane Archer, or the Half-Elven Sorceress, and you play in the Forgotten Realms setting for D&D (as do all Baldur's Gate games... they are set in the Western Heartlands and the North, which are areas nearby a region called Baldur's Gate). it's a huge twisted investigation plot, heh. it's so awesome.. a bunch of smaller plots that end up leading to an even bigger plot, you see. you gotta play it. you'll love it.
Demon Stone was fun while it lasted, but the last level is anti-climatic, and it finishes dissapointingly quickly. confused after that it's just boring to replay....
teh Spyro games are all awesome! xd
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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:14 am
I can't sadly play Spyro, or can't watch someone play it...
It's a long time ago when I played it, but when a friend it did and I watched her play I just got really sick out of the blue D8
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Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2010 6:30 am
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Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 9:06 pm
War leaves its trail,
in moonlight so pale... *_* Final Fantasy 9! ~is, sadly, a hardcore FF fan~ >> And what about the PS1 era! There're some really great games there! ...Its shadows, they flow,
in rivers in rivers...
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Posted: Mon May 10, 2010 8:26 am
I was all about the Xenosaga series.
And of course anything Final Fantasy is worth lossing a weeks sleep over to play through. I really liked FFXII, my husband and I played that one almost all the way through for a 100% completion in my last 2 weeks of pregnancy with my daughter. We were on the final fight the night I went into labor.
I have to agree on the Baldurs Gate games. My whole household still gets into those. We were really excited when we unlocked Drizzt.
Demon Stone straight up pissed me off with its ending. It was so cool til it ended. I think it got played through once, and then it got shelved at our house.
We like Arc the Lad, too. I have a thing for half-dragon sort of characters.
And what about the .Hack series? That is probably one of RPG's that pack the greatest replay-ability. There's so much you don't discover if you just play through the story.
I know there are SO many more, but those are just the ones I can think of without going to my game cabinet. sweatdrop
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