/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8973453

Wish I could see the full list. Shining Force and Popful mail were the only ones I saw that I like. Hopefully we get the LUnar 1 and 2, Vay, maybe Dark Wizard.

Lunar. all of you 13 year olds can fuck off. The Youtube shitters you're getting your opinions from weren't even alive in the 90's.

>>5304985

Get back to the wastelands, zoomer.

>>5056819

handful of good picks. I count 7 that I played and enjoyed back in the day.

>no tomba
>no parasite eve
>no musashi
>no lunar remakes
>no soul reaver
>no breath of fire
>no metal gear

ain't fuckin with this bullshit, especially for the price

>>4210902

Chrono Trigger.

>Kicking it on my playstation.
>notice my step brother has it.
>Don't care, playstation has better graphics/games.

Didn't touch that piece of shit till 10 years later. Liked it, but wasn't overwhelmed. It's just the product that was able to draw from and learn from every game that came before it on the SNES. Was more impressed with SoM and FF3/6- they did it first and better. The same is true of Phantasy Star 4- lots of hype, solid execution, but came so late on the genesis that it wasn't satiating the way that PS 2 or 3 was. I was so pissed off at how short and easy PS4 was- I played through it 3 or 4 times just to feel like I got my money's worth.

You young fags will never understand.

>>3962098

probably the best story every made in a game. Game itself is excellent, easy to learn, simple puzzles, and some cool secrets. love everything about the game.

Really wish the Lunar universe took off.

>>3731986

Sephiroth isn't that psychologically interesting to me. I haven't played the offshoots of VII so maybe there's more info there on Sephiroth's psychology. Just going off of VII He's more of a mix of literary archetypes- the fallen hero, dealer of divine retribution.

The most obvious is that Seph is a fallen hero- he rises up to be a famous warrior well liked and revered, discovers his past, feels betrayed, then becomes an irredeemable villain.

I understand his villainy as a sort of divine retribution for injustices against his ancestors. You might think Seph's villainy arises through coping mechanism like displacement- displacing feelings of betrayal onto people he can harm- and you might think he uses rationalization to go from his feelings of hurt and betrayal- to taking up divine retribution against deserving targets. The psychological story fits the events- but people who cope are avoiding truth in important ways- through coping mechanisms. Sephiroth, on the contrary, embraces the truth and doesn't avoid it. In fact, embracing truth is what propels him into villainy. You have to ask yourself is Seph so emotionally fragile that he attempts to destroy the world to avoid emotional pain- or does Seph see a chance to become a deity- and take it. I think Sephiroth just wants to be a deity- and i think the writers want the sharp contrast to Cloud- who is so emotionally fragile that he throws himself on a path to become a deity (hero) to avoid the emotional pain of the truth.

>>3660359
>>3658860

Ghaleon and Sepherioth are the same villain archetype- fallen hero- that's probably why they seem so similar.

Ghaleon actually had personality- and you get a glimpse of it when he's in his mage rags traveling with Alex, playing his lute, and when you see his fairy sanctuary. You actually get to see Ghaleon's rage, hatred, and hurtful feelings spill through in little bits as you interact with the various people and places (Dyne's grave) of the world.

Ghaleon makes Sephiroth look silly.

>>3566190
ff7
metal gear solid
tomba
silent hill
SOTN
Parasite Eve
Brave Fencer Musashi
ff9
Parappa
Street Fighter Ex + A

>no order

>>3514258
FFX was the only game I remember buying for it. Mostly used it as a DVD player. Haven't consoled since.