
Supposedly it was Ion Storm's homage to Chrono Trigger. Ironically, since it's an Ion Storm game, I guess that means it's now a Square Enix property.
Supposedly it was Ion Storm's homage to Chrono Trigger. Ironically, since it's an Ion Storm game, I guess that means it's now a Square Enix property.
I watched the Dragon Warrior cartoon when it aired in 1991 (at 5:30 AM on Sunday, on a rather fuzzy UHF station, naturally). It was based pretty heavily on Dragon Quest III, from what I understand. I thought it was awesome to have a game based on Dragon Warrior/Quest, which was right behind Zelda, Mario, Metroid, and Kid Icarus on my list of NES favorites. It was the first anime show I can remember seeing. I might have seen some episodes of Robotech back in the 1980s because my sister was a fan of that series, but can't remember. Apparently, only 13 episodes were localized because Saban Entertainment and Bird Studio got into a big legal wrangle.
Yeah, Nihon Falcom. Their games aren't going to stress anyone's PC out by any stretch, but they're pretty good.
*Raises hand*
I'd be more interested if the bundle included the kind of Square Enix games I liked, namely FF7 and FF8. I'm honestly not really all that interested in their western output.
Oh, Lord, are they really selling Daikatana in that bundle? I thought that game had been dead and buried years ago. I didn't know that Square Enix owned it now. LOL.
Hey, man, good to see ya. Bullet Heaven is looking pretty good.
I haven't messed with Miis much beyond the Miiverse on the Wii U. Wii Sports and Nintendoland are fun in bursts, but their appeal wears off quickly, particularly when I have other games like Zelda or Mario Kart to play instead. Tomodachi Life looks rather interesting though, and I might bounce for that one.
Tekken 3 was one of the first PS1 games I bought (right after Final Fantasy VII and Resident Evil, in fact). I liked the amount of content it had. For my part, I generally prefer Virtua Fighter over Tekken, but back then of course the VF series was exclusive to the Saturn and I didn't own one of those at the time, so Tekken 3 became my go-to fighter at that time. Nothing on PS1 equalled it in the fighting arena. However, in the following generation, Tekken 4 was a big disappointment, while Sega brought Virtua Fighter 4 to the PS2, so I naturally chose VF4 over Tekken 4.
Indeed I have, PS4 version.
My gamerpic is a cosplayer of Pokemon X/Y's Serena.
My best games of the year so far are Bravely Default and Mario Kart 8.