Yeah, the FF fandom is pretty rabid, but DQ is more popular in Japan I hear - and with me. I love the look of the game a little better than FF. I did, however, fall hard for the Final Fantasy 1 Pixel Remaster. Man, that version improves the original so much.
I found all the ones on Genesis and SNES I played this week difficult and didn't get very far in any of them. I'm hoping to try Bubsy sometime and Lost Vikings again. I remember playing that one a long time ago but not finishing it.
I played the SNES one, and it did seem beatable but not for me. I'm still building up my stamina for platform games.
Yeah, I get that. There are lots of games I didn't enjoy that are popular or highly rated.
I saw that first book and it really interested me because I used to be way into the Ring Cycle/Story of the Nibelung stuff in high school.
I'm so glad Dragon Quest remakes are appearing finally. I was happy when Final Fantasy did it, but DQ is my more favorite series.
Reader #3 here. Of course, there might be lurkers. Can't count them out . . well . . . can't really count them now I think of it unless there was a views count on this site, which there isn't.
So glad the park is busy with improvements! Long live the Park system!
I'll have to add Tom Holt to the Terry Pratchett I want to read - both doing comic fantasy I somehow missed in the 80s and should love.
DQIII! My plans haven't allowed me to get to that yet, but I am doing a turn-based RPG theme for May, and maybe I can pencil it in.
Well, if I ever get Netflix again. . . It's really disappointing when things only come to streaming services. I need a DVD to play. I got one subscription right now and it's Nintendo.
Yeah, NG is hard. I respect the series a lot for those controls, but the only one I could get into was Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, which was more of a humor game and maybe not even part of the series, just had NG in its title.
I'd love to play Magic Sword etc. . . in the arcades. If I ever get up to Funspot, I'm sure they'll have one I can play.
Yeah, it's has a totally budget game feel - - right along the lines of Lollipop Chainsaw.
I've been keeping some easy, light games as my emergency backup for when the hard games get me down. Hello Kitty Island Adventures looks like it might fill that spot.
That's pretty darn good.
I think I got it for $10 or something close to that. I love getting cheap games that turn out to be fun.
