
Yeah, but we also had great video games back in 1980s America, even with all the Japan-bashing that went on back then.
Yeah, but we also had great video games back in 1980s America, even with all the Japan-bashing that went on back then.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that a PS4 version of Dragon Quest VIII will show up. :) If it does, that's the version I'm getting.
Also hoping for Valkyria: Azure Revolution and HD remasters of the PSP games for PS4.
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FFVII
FFXII
Dragon Quest VIII
A Link to the Past
Valkyria Chronicles
1. Final Fantasy VII (favorite game of all time, I'm replaying it now on PS4).
2. Xenogears
3. Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete
4. Final Fantasy IX
5. Tie between FFVIII and Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete
Too many other RPGs to mention: Valkyrie Profile, Tales of Destiny and Eternia, , Star Ocean 2, Parasite Eve, Dragon Warrior (Quest) VII, Brave Fencer Musashi, Breath of Fire, Suikoden, Thousand Arms, and the list goes on. There were also great games like Resident Evil 1-3, fighting games like Tekken, Tobal, Bushido Blade, and Ehrgeiz.
I only beat a handful of games last year because of that real life thingamabob. :)
Zelda, of course. Also Final Fantasy XV (if it comes out in 2016), Persona 5, Tales of Berseria, Dragon Quest VII, Valkyria: Azure Revolution, and quite a few others.
I played Space Invaders and countless clones thereof, Space Dungeon, Elevator Action, and Rastan.
Did you ever play Jungle King/Jungle Hunt? The original version was Jungle King, and you were Tarzan traveling through the jungle to rescue Jane (vine swinging, swimming with crocodiles, dodging boulders, and getting past cannibals). It even had a sample of Johnny Weismueller's famous Tarzan Scream. Then the estate of Edgar Rice Burroughs sued Taito, so they changed it to Jungle Hunt, replaced Tarzan with a generic British jungle explorer, and removed the Tarzan Scream.
I've been thinking about Mad Max. Of course, Fallout 4 has sated my appetite for post-apocalyptic action, but I'm a fan of the movies.
My most memorable gift was the original Game Boy, which I got for Christmas of 1989. That was the year the Game Boy first came out.