Corran Horn
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I wish sony was like valve sometimes. Be such a good time to have sales on psp games that work on vita :/
They've been having sales for weeks. Right now Crush $5.I wish sony was like valve sometimes. Be such a good time to have sales on psp games that work on vita :/
Licensing crap doesn't include digital release in the contract.
If I've already played Persona 4, is Persona 3 gonna feel like I'm going back, ie worse controls more archaic gameplay?
Audίoboxer;35418464 said:Thanks again, picking up Ys Seven, either FF Tactics or Tactics Ogre (never played either*), and FFIV Complete. I want Person 3, but I'll wait for a sale.
*Tactical RPGs are not my bread and butter, have always avoided them, but where better to start with one of these titles... Now, WHICH ONE?
Trails in the Sky is playable on Vita?
Did anyone try The 3rd Birthday on Vita? Wanna know how it plays and looks. Noticed that the quality isn't the best on some PSP games.
Audίoboxer;35418464 said:Thanks again, picking up Ys Seven, either FF Tactics or Tactics Ogre (never played either*), and FFIV Complete. I want Person 3, but I'll wait for a sale.
*Tactical RPGs are not my bread and butter, have always avoided them, but where better to start with one of these titles... Now, WHICH ONE?
Yep. Tried it out last night after installing it.
What's the deal with tits? It's always suggested, but never why. What's good about it? Is it the story, combat, or? Explain!
What's the deal with tits? It's always suggested, but never why. What's good about it? Is it the story, combat, or? Explain!
I've not played Ys 7, but I'd say go for that. FF4 is excellent, but the 'complete' parts are not. And there is an Ys 4 coming to PSV, so you might want to try the series in anticipation for that.Audίoboxer;35420072 said:I'm getting Tactics Ogre over FF Tactics, now 1 more, as prices were higher than I thought.
Choice between FF4 Complete and Ys Seven (it seems more up my street than the other Ys game).
Persona/Tits are both too expensive right now.
I've not played Ys 7, but I'd say go for that. FF4 is excellent, but the 'complete' parts are not. And there is an Ys 4 coming to PSV, so you might want to try the series in anticipation for that.
Audίoboxer;35420450 said:Thanks I'll pickup FF4 later, it's fairly expensive at £19.99. Ogre Tactics is £14.99.
I noticed Disgaea is £9.99, never played this series either and heard that the first game is better than the second (both are on PSN). Thoughts? It might steal the place of Ys if recommended and I'll get Tactical RPG'd out my nut!
Is the remake of the first Persona any good? Its half price this week.
Is the remake of the first Persona any good? Its half price this week.
Star Ocean: First Departure(if you haven't played it on the psx)
Star Ocean: Second Evolution(if you haven't played it on the psx)
What licensing crap? There's no Disney characters in Crisis Core. Its pure SE game.
Someone said on GAF a week or so ago Crisis Core might not be there because the end credits song. It's not on the OST apparently, so there could be a licensing issue.
I really want to get it...but fuck, I really hate the damage numbers in all the recent portable FF entries. It's like they pop up at 5fps. It annoys me.
Persona 3 Portable gets my vote.
Disgaea 2 if you want a really good grind-a-thon.
Audίoboxer;35420450 said:Thanks I'll pickup FF4 later, it's fairly expensive at £19.99. Ogre Tactics is £14.99.
I noticed Disgaea is £9.99, never played this series either and heard that the first game is better than the second (both are on PSN). Thoughts? It might steal the place of Ys if recommended and I'll get Tactical RPG'd out my nut!
I'm not sure. The different silos of SCE still operate independently, with different first party rules, and the ratings boards of the countries do too, it's possible CC would need to be both rerated and resubmitted for Sony QA in the West to be released. But that's pure speculation.couldn't they just change the music?like when capcom censored the japanese ps1 version of biohazard 3 for psn
How does Tactics Ogre compare to Jeanne d'Arc?
How does Tactics Ogre compare to Jeanne d'Arc?
Its called Shin Megami Tensei: Persona. It under the sale banner hereWhats the full name of it to look it up on store, I see 3 Pesona games listed all at $39. WTF $39!
Yeah, just looked up some gameplay, it doesn't look like its as good as Persona 2 or P3P.I didn't really like it :\
Persona 2 is a big improvement
What's the deal with tits? It's always suggested, but never why. What's good about it? Is it the story, combat, or? Explain!
me said:- plot is simple, almost episodic with a main story going on in the background. nothing Xenogears deep. More focused on the character growth. Superb localization makes the pretty high word count game, pretty enjoyable. Characters fit molds, but they do them well and nothing facepalm silly. It also does it at a pretty reasonable pace that helps you learn about the world rather than most games that go full speed at the beginning in which players are overwelmed with lore and what not.
- simple combat system. It utilizes orbs that place on a grid (kinda like ff7). simple yet effective. Nothing is permanent so those can be rearranged whenever, and however. Monsters on the field and are easily avoidable. You get orbs early on that show them on the minimap and eventually allow you to 'phase' through them like nightwalker and avoid them all together.
- Best feature ever. An all purpose journal that you can popup with a short cut (triangle left I think). Got info on all the systems (different combinations of orbs leads to different spells, this book tells you pretty much all the spells in the game, no bullshit). All the abbreviations for stats and what they mean, detailed journal entries on all quests and objectives and what not and the usual monster book. Don't need to go to gamefaqs for a guide about the systems and what not. All rpgs need this.
- exp curves all around. Game doesn't like grinding, so if level too high, exp is shit. If level is too low, exp is insane.
- If you 'game over', you can restart the battle right there. No restart from save bs.
- an toggle able option that allows you to 'ninja gaiden' a battle if you die. ie: lower the difficulty. Doesn't even taunt you about it!
- A truly engaging world imo. npcs have an insane amount of dialogue (localizing nightmare I'd imagine). Pretty much any 'event' that transpires leads to entirely new dialogue from all the npcs in town. Heck if you help out npc 'john' in town A, he might appear in town C and react to your help.
- Pretty much 95% of all the sidequests are on a bulletin board in each town. Some are kill miniboss quests, some are 'detective' style investigation quests. Good amount to help build the world. And easily accessible.
- Dungeons are surprisingly 'simple' in layout and with no random battles, no frustration.
So if you enjoyed jrpgs in the past and are tired of all the bs that's going on this generation or so. I implore you to check this out. Been good vibe all around I think. I can see why this series is the 'top rpg' in japan these days.
That's like comparing Beethoven to Justin Beaver.
You should be stoned for that comment. Jeanna d'Arc isn't as deep or as "classic" as Tactics Ogre, but the game is an A effort all around. Don't sully its name with an inane comparison.
Final Fantasy Type-0