Ditto.

Same here

Meanwhile, I saved money by just buying the hardest rpg which is ff7 rebirth and call it a night after platinuming it.

@@kevinburke1325 i platinum’d FF7 Rebirth too lol and I love the hell out of that game. But I wanna play other games too, like P3R DD2 Stellar Blade.. etc lol

@mnopinion I personally wish they would make an rpg like golden sun for ps5. Already played wild arms 1 and sea of stars. They were okay, but so far, nothing has scratched the golden sun level of rpg.

Yessir. The revolution of jrpgs. Beautiful time indeed. 😊

Not just that but Eastern games as a whole are rising up.

Take a look at my game I’m working on, it’s a open world ninja jrpg. Currently it’s just me working on it

Cant namco do it by themselves? I guess namco owns the ip, right?

@user-yb7ib6wv1w they probably could but the biggest issue is that not enough ppl would buy it so it's not worth it for them to do so. Xenosaga doesn't have a big/huge fan base unfortunately

@@Dranyx_zRo3 Really? Because I believe the xenoblade games on nintendo are selling pretty well

@user-yb7ib6wv1w yea but pretty sure Xenoblade managed to get its own fan base separate from Xenosaga for the most part

@@Dranyx_zRo3 Yeah. And xenosaga reboot could get his own fans also right? PLUS the fans of the old games from back then 🙂

Unfortunately nothing like golden sun.

Please bro you have to look at my game I’m working on. It’s a open world ninja jrpg. Currently it’s just me working on it

I tried playing the tales games and I don’t think the story or combat was good .

Why are you struggling?

I wouldn't count on suikoden 6 being any good at all if it ever comes as the people responsible pretty much all left and recently dropped their own "successor"

They are a big corpo so not gonna happen

Came here to say this! 😂

You know they will

Dude, you should know Atlus's patterns by now. You know they'll do just that.

The thing with Atlus (that is both nice and annoying, ngl) is that they're not releasing incomplete games in favour of giving the package later. They're releasing full games and then building on top of it with bonuses, which often times trivializes a sizeable portion of the original game (Persona 5R being one of the best AND worst example of this). You're not really meant to experience the second release first because of this, which is why many view them as side-grades rather than full on upgrades. It's not content that was cut or anything like that, it's content that was created *after* the initial release and the first release is very much intended to be the normal experience while the re-release is bonus. The annoying part is that it COULD definitely be released as DLC instead of a new package altogether. But tbf that's a culture that stems from the PS2 days when updates weren't exactly possible, so repackaged versions were kind of a frequent thing, like Kingdom Hearts with the Final Mix versions or Monster Hunter with the G/Ultimates. It's just that for whatever reason (money, most likely), Atlus never went the DLC route like the others did.

Most of these games get a PC release too, so it's not that these games have any form of exclusivity. Personally I a glad most games are multi-platform, because more people can enjoy them. As a side remark - I am no lover of pixel-art games, where it's obvious that the pixel art was intentional and not caused by a limited budget. I played games since my first Tic-Tac-Toe on the Cosmac Super Elf (1977). I am no stranger to pixel art games (Castle Quest, Repton and Citadel on the BBC-B computer), but I rather see more progress than going back to pixel art as a kind of "nostalgia" thingie.

It's a brand new game it seems. First one in 15 years I think.

Trails through Daybreak

Atlus has been dominating since the DS/3DS era, at least in the jrpg department. Just look at their jrpg list on the ds and 3ds its just absolutely mind blowing

"Let's re-release the same game multiple times each with varying amounts of content then remake the remaster and cut content to sell as dlc"

It's definitely a daunting task. Took me a whole year just to get playthroughs done with Sky 1-3 and the Crossbell duology (with other games in between to break up the monotony) to be prepared for Cold Steel IV as I had jumped in to Cold Steel without prior experience in a Trails game. It is most definitely worth it though as the ending of CSIV wouldn't have hit as hard if I hadn't done so. I normally don't get emotional in RPGs and I love RPGs. Those that get me emotional by the end of it will always hold a special place

Definitely not your typical Jrpg series, it for sure requests your time to playthrough the games. But the worldbuilding and the interconnected story is definitely worth it once your committed to it.

The fuck you mean, garbage? Trails is EASILY one of thr best JRPGs out there. If you jumped into Cold Steel without playing the previous titles like I did (which I went back and played those to prepare for Cold Steel IV), then you are missing a massive chunk of that narrative. You're not going to get the full effect on the story unless you know what took place before it, especially when it all comes together in CSIV. You're complaining about the logic of the game which, again, requires prior knowledge of the events that led up to Cold Steel. The events in Crossbell, the business with the Bracer Guild from Sky, the backstory of vital characters and events that took place that aren't touched on in later titles much. You're doing yourself a major disservice if you don't know what the build-up was. You can't go into the Cold Steel games and think you'll understand the entire universe's lore because that's just not going to happen. After I finished CSIII, I went back to play through Sky 1-3 and the Crossbell games before CSIV released. When that was done, I went back to play through CSIII again and it was a TOTALLY different experience as every reference that was made in CSIII was now understood. I knew who the returning characters were and even though I had beaten the game already and know what happens, it was exciting to see those characters again. Excitement you wouldn't have gotten from a blind run with no prior experience into Trails.

​@@xXGhostStalkerOkay, let's start with the first game cold steel one. In cold steel one the main villain are a group of terrorists that hate the Empire Chancellor because he improved their living standards. The gray hair dude hate the Empire Chancellor because his grandfather lost to him. His grandfather was not killed by the chancellor. In fact, he was kicked out of politics in his own country. because his grandfather was against making economic ties with the Empire, which improved the livelihood of the people. The people didn't believe in his grandfather claims not because they didn't believe in it. But because they were making s*** tons of money. from rising economy and good military safety by the empiral military police. if they believed in his grandfather claim that the terrorists who attacked the empire train track was the empire own police. who had no casualty cause they just blow some train tracks??? to make a look like some victims . anyhow no one in his country wanted to believe in his grandfather because if they do all the great economic and military benefits will go away. So when his grandfather died from natural causes (his grandfather died, and he was content with it). Despite the empires chancellor improving the economy, the livelihood of gray head people, and the safety of the gray head people. He wanted to kill the chancellor. Insane. Okay, let's talk about the other mercenary villain. This mercenary got money from the Nobles to attack the chancellor. This resulted in the chancellor defending his own life and killing everyone in his mercenary group except him. And for some f****** reason he's considered a good guy. You attacked a leader of a nation with no justification other than getting money from some Nobles. and the chancellor defending himself. And let's start with the girl villain. The reason she wants to kill the chancellor because he paid her own people money to destroy their town and build a train track over it. To improve both the economy and fast police response all over the country. (This happened in my country and people were happy to given loads of money for there own land). And the final one is apparently a professor in some University and he had a lot of disagreement with this Chancellor. So he decided to become a terrorist because nobody was listening to his opinion. These people have no problem in attacking underage kids in a f****** high school. Because they wants to kill a chancellor. The main heros of our story they hate the chancellor but pity the villains. Logic of cold steel 3 on 4 is so s***. Worse then the first two This was the f****** dumbest s*** I've ever read in my life. And that was roughly the main two games. So you telling me that playing the first 5 games will make this game understandable and logical. You're out of your mind. Let's not talk about the politics of 3 and 4 is far worse and insane.

"they Garbage so i played all 4"... doesnt make Sense, Bro (i have cs4, its ok-ish... better than ff 12 for switch)