Journey, for obvious reasons. And watching my nephew (who is really into FPS games) play through it, and then sitting back after he was done and just saying "whoa!" and sitting in silence for a few minutes.
Flower. The game play, visuals, and music all helped me tremendously when I was having mental health issues caused by a previous job.
I think my favorite is Symphonia, closely followed by Xillia. Cary's is Legendia. Can't speak for anyone else, though.
Yeah, I really only had the one day with the game so far. Work, housecleaning, getting ready for my trip, and my trip kind of took up all my free time for the last week. Hoping to get back to it soon.
I've played Legendia (PS2), Symphonia (GC), Graces, Xillia, and Xillia 2 (all PS3). Other than the two Xillia games, none of them are really related to each other. As for combat, yes, moving the left stick while pressing X or O will give you different moves. A lot of the combat is explained in the Library section of the menu screen. You can (or at least previous games allowed you to) map certain attacks to different buttons. I haven't really explored that too closely yet, but I probably should... As for where I am in the game, I just woke up at the inn after becoming the Shepherd.
I think I may have bought one other new game this year. Maybe. All the others were used and cheap, so I really don't feel bad treating myself to a game I REALLY want. And yes, it does feel good getting the last one!
It's funny, I have most of the Final Fantasy games, but I've only played up to IV. I don't like them nearly as much as DQ and Tales games. But I'll buy every almost Ratchet & Clank game out there.
If you have Symphonia, that's where I'd start.
I finished it on the Game Cube, but I left off partway through in the HD remake.
No, because it's a PS4 exclusive and I don't have a PS4 or any plans of getting a PS4 in the near future.
I don't think it was the whole game that installed, but whatever it was, it took far longer than I wanted. There really ought to be a warning label on the box telling you that you have to wait for whatever it is to install. That way I'm not disappointed when I can't play my brand new game for twenty minutes after I put the disc in.
That's part of their charm for me, but we all like different stuff.
Jason and I were commenting on how different an experience it is for me as a woman shopping in Game Box (or the other indie game stores) as opposed to shopping at Game Stop. Jason's been with me at Game Stop on many occasions where he commented after we got back into the car how surprised he was that I didn't haul off and slug the employee for whatever slimey, condescending remark was made, or for not looking me in the eye instead of at my breasts. Actually, I think he may have said to one guy "Hey, her eyes are up here, buddy!"
It's been so long since I played Legendia, that I really can't compare the two. And to be honest, I really haven't been paying a whole lot of attention to the music. I'll try harder when I play next. As for who you'd like, I'm not all that far into the game yet, so can't say for sure.
