Everyone be sure to say thanks to Mr Kraft Nayuta for manifesting this official localization.

Finally got around playing this gem this summer after a really busy semester where i didn't had any free time play games at all. You weren't lying at all when you said Nayuta was one of the pinnacles of the PSP. Limited combat (by current action Falcom standards) aside, Its genuinely impressed me, one of the most fun games i played in a while, loved the comfy energy it gave me while playing it. The level design was very good for something that was made within the limitations of the PSP in mind. You'd think the season change mechanic is just to pad things out for content but they added a lot of new sections for each. The game also visually holds up surprisingly well by today standards, wish Falcom experimented more with with cel shading. Old handhelds games really were built different with how high quality they could cram in such limited hardware.

This looks amazing! I would have never known about this had I not checked out your channel. Great stuff!

is that the CEO of Nayuta?!

You do not give yourself enough credit for that og video

Just bough for ps4, great game! Games of psp /ps3 era were so much funny to play at... I had psp and loved it but never played this game because was only in Japanese. Really happy to play it now!

Great to have you back Kraft! I owned a PSP, but not a Vita. I know that it was definitely a platform of choice for NF though, and so many of the Vita's games got ported to the PS3, like Lost Dimension and Trails of Cold Steel (I have it, but still haven't played it). This was a nice look back at a game I had no experience with, and I'm definitely interested now. It looks charming. I still recommend a look at an ancient game called Legacy Of The Wizard. It was the fourth game in Nihon Falcom's Dragon Slayer series, which would eventually spin off another series you might have heard of called The Legend Of Heroes (massive sarcasm there). It even has an impressive soundtrack by a composer you might be familiar with named Yuzo Koshiro (even more sarcasm, for effect). I played a ton of it when it came here in the US in 1989, but I think you might love the primitive style and sounds that would go on to inspire some of your favorite games. You're a bright lad, and I'm sure you can find some way to emulate an NES game. Give it a look, and see how much, and yet how little, has changed over the decades. Keep up the good work!!!

Nayuta is amazing! Didn't know that it existed for the PSP and pick it up recently for the Switch and I loved it. Totally recommended

This was a very informative and interesting video. I have a lot more appreciation for this game now, I played Nayuta earlier this year, and I enjoyed it, although I will say that towards the end of the game, it was starting to overstay its welcome a bit for me. I was like, holy shit when is this game gonna end lol.

playing NG+ on hard, gonna go for another NG on infinite, this game rocks the gameplay is godly, its a fucking gourmet meal

Great video. You know what you should do? Drop a trials game tierlist

bought it for the switch, its such a joy to play

I must admit I’m guilty of underestimating this game, discounting it as some sort of spin-off leveraging its loose connection to the main series to sell copies and little else. Well, regardless of the strength of that connection I must say I’m impressed by all that’s on offer here and I regret being so brash in my initial assessment of it. Congratulations on an awesome video! Your entire channel is hugely underrated. I wish you much success!

you made me buy the game and i loved it :D thanks

Nayuta was so peak. Till this day, It is still the last falcom game that have fun boss battle. Games after this have so underwhelmingly weak moveset and gimmicks in their boss battle.

...The guy that, I think that was Kondo? Saying that "He knows what he is doing"... NO. NO HE DOES NOT. I do NOT wish for Nayuta Boundless Trails to be connected to the complete and utter mess that are the later Trails games! Still, this was a nice review.

Falcom spoiled us.. Doesn’t get any better than that