/vr/ - Retro Games

Landstalker, btw, sega genesis

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>>1751025
dunno where this is fron

>>1751029
Or this

>>1751029
Eternal Eyes.
It also looks like that dude has a giant fucking hand.

>>1751034
Gaia Master: Dual Card Attacks

>>1751042
I like the Big Glove Art look.

>>1751053
Well, it's the hand of the girl behind him.

>>1751057
I know, but it applies to all the characters, so I'm saying "Yah, im hokay with this"

>>1751014
That's because Tamaki's a based character designer and fantasy artist. His Landstalker stuff is great, as is his work on Shining Force and FEDA.

>>1751060
FEDA?

>>1751016
At first I thought it was Alundra, the two characters looks somewhat similiar

>>1751024
I'm not totally convinced this isn't Link.

>>1751203
He's Lyle from Landstalker. And he's at least a century older than Link according to the lore, though being an elf makes you look young I guess.

>>1751226
I thought his name was nigel

>>1751029
Those faces! That perspective! This cover is not easy on the eyes.

>>1751014
How would one make a proper land stalker revival/sequel; while keeping its genuine charm?

Say if a small dev team decided to pick it up and release it on PC

>>1751626
A new game would need a rotate-able camera for sure: this would allow for more complex puzzles with less frustration coming from the perspective itself. On top of this, modern Ys-like combat would be great.

Lyle/Nigel would be off to another island in search of adventure, as usual. But the game would focus more on his partnership with Friday.

>>1751257
His name varies from region to region. He's Lyle in Japan and some non-English translations and Nigel in English.

>>1751654
>rotate-able camera
Only if it has limited possible camera angles. Something like the camera in Dark Saviour. Need to preserve the awkward looking jumping puzzles or 80% of the point of the game is lost.

>>1751062

FEDA: The Emblem of Justice. It's the far better SupFam version of Shining Force that never got localized. Been fan-translated for a while though.

Excellent stuff, although some of the characters are furries. I guess some people can't take that. Also much more difficult than Shining Force.

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>>1751025

You have killer taste. I wish they'd make a full-on cel-shaded game that looked either like this, or like a Don Bluth movie.

>>1752625
I suppose watching someone good at his games would be the closest thing.

>>1752689

Nah, I mean like a full-on RPG or action game in that cel-shaded visual style with modern 3D graphics. That's gonna age a lot better than the 'ultra-realistic' 3D brown shit mainstream developers are churning out these days.

>>1752696
I mis-read. My bizzle.

>>1751014
Is that sum Landstalker?
OP, I love you.

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>>1752623
>Also much more difficult than Shining Force.

What? I gave up on FEDA somewhere in the middle because of how stupidly easy it was. I'm not saying shining force is hard, but it was a hell of a lot harder than FEDA.

>>1752615
That'd be great. I quite like Dark Savior's platforming, easily the better part of the game.

>>1752868

I'm guessing you didn't pay much attention to Rules of Engagement and probably had the worst emblem.

All Zelda art from the 90s and before is God-tier.

Animu looked so much cooler back then.

>>1753492

>more evidence

>>1753494

Metroid was amazing too.

>>1753483
FEDA's difficulty is a joke no matter which alignment you take.

You could even bounce back and forth from fedain to genocide a couple times in one run, lose every alignment-based character, and it's still a cake walk. The best characters (ie Brian, Ain, Chris, Shishimaru, Jeda, Tobikage) are neutral and stay on your team no matter what.

Half the mission objectives are simply "kill all the enemies" anyway, and most of the other half aren't exactly difficult.
>kill one unit that has really high move and will approach you before anyone else if you idle on your starting position
>idle for x turns without killing every enemy on the field; be careful, they might 4hko your healer if they roll a critical
>completely ignore the enemies and send your flier to a specific tile across the field

>>1753492
>Animu looked so much cooler back then.
They had to switch to digital ink and paint in like 2004, before then it has that warm, hand-painted look.

Some Breath of Fire

>>1751014
Thanks op, I absolutely LOVE Landstalker.
I find it funny how a lot of people ditch it for the confusing perspective, missing the whole point of the game...
I would have bought a PSP for that fucking cancelled remake...

>>1753538
BOF II

>>1753542
BOFIII
I'm surprised to see how much this one seems to be loved: back then I found it kinda dull, and it felt like it lacked the scope of the first (didn't play the 2nd): I missed flying on the map screen and traveling underwater

>>1753549
for the BOF I gba port

>>1753556
and the BOFII gba version

>>1753517

Guess you're better at games than me.

>>1753573
I honestly can't think of an s/t rpg that's easier than FEDA. What exactly are you playing that could make it look hard by comparison? It's like FE8 if all your units were Seth.

>>1753598

I found Shining Force much easier. Ridiculously easy, actually.

>>1752829
MY SIDES

>>1753649
Shining Force is easy because the AI is brain-dead and won't attack with a unit that hasn't been attacked itself, and also because the axe guys are broken as hell. Before you figure these things out, though, it can be touch and go since the enemies have pretty substantial damage output and I swear that evasion roll is fixed against the player .

With FEDA, there's not much to figure out. You play it and it's broken. Your two lord characters are unkillable and unhittable, respectively. Every other unit is at least adequate, except the casters who don't get Barrier and the sword-wielding furry on the chaos side with glitched stat sheet.

>>1753714
Now he knows what true agitation feels like.