terry cheyne wrote:OXM ETboy wrote:Never played it - but if you describe it and link to a video, I might add it to the list.
it's set 1913 supernatural horror great atmosphere and most main npc die in bloody ways
grapicly similar to ps1 final fantasys as in static backgrounds and 3d charactors
some of the people who made it made lost oddesy
hope this link works it lasts 10 min
http://youtu.be/KRC2XLEXQsQ i've got the tech knowledge of an oglop
and i'm not joking
Wasn't that the sequel to Koudelka? Which I actually still have sitting on my shelf. A very good game.
Suikoden, to put it politely, f**k. Yes. I ADORE the Suikoden games. As a series I prefer them to FF, but FF7 still takes the crown as my favourite JRPG. Although there is an addendum to this I will mention in a moment.
Some games that are worth a mention are Breath of Fire, Grandia and Wild Arms, all PS1 RPG's I thoroughly enjoyed.
As for my addendum. Shining in the Darkness. The first game in the massive Shining series of RPG's. I count FF7 as my favourite JRPG, as I don't really count SitD in that category, the same as I wouldn't really call Dragons Dogma a JRPG. JRPG is very much a certain style of RPG that is synonymous with Japan, but some of the RPGs that come from there break the mould. DD is one, Nier was another, and the Shining series in general is yet another. Shining in the Darkness and Shining Force 1 and 2 are both in the Megadrive Ultimate Collection, and was one of my main reasons for getting it. The shining series is one that definitely needs to make a comeback, and is the one I'd want most of all.