@mbun said in Trials of Mana (Switch, PS4, PC):

@sheria said:

I'd be more supportive for a translated port though, that's the official game we deserved.
I don't trust or really want remakes.

Then good news for you, they also released that as part of a collection, and it is out now:

Nice! the physical edition launches August 27 though, so I'll wait for that.

@dipset said in Final Fantasy 7 Remake:

Wait I’m misunderstanding, the ENTIRE game is only in Midgar or just the first episode?

They haven't officially called it a first episode, but that's what I'm referring to. That's the "game" that's coming out next year to which I'm commenting on.

FFVII was a truly epic adventure that took me on such a rollercoaster ride that I started the game again right after completing it. We know what happens in Midgar, but it's everything after that made it truly epic. I don't think it matters how many quests and what not the add to this game to create content, people who have played FFVII before are guaranteed to leave unsatisfied.

I love the way in which they are acknowledging what we here never got the chance to buy, that's really amazing for a company to think about these days.

I'd be more supportive for a translated port though, that's the official game we deserved. Romancing Saga 3? That has my strong support and shows they can do it. I don't trust or really want remakes.

I'm not really feeling any excitement for this to be honest. The battle system sounds better than I initially expected, but it will never replace the traditional ATB system or turn based for me. The game covering Midgar only kills it for me though. It's a third of the original story and I don't feel there's anything to fill out really; all I see them doing is padding the hell out if it with unnecessary content.

Knowing that I'll complete this game feeling insanely unsatisfied due to it cutting a full story into bits puts me right off; knowing that the rest might be years away though is even worse.

I'm jumping between two at the moment: Carrier on the Dreamcast and Pac Man World 3 on the Gamecube. I've never beaten the latter.

@dmcmaster said in Does anyone else miss movie tie ins?:

Well a day late but speak of the devil.
Youtube Video

It seems THQ still needs to be given a lot of respect and not just because of this particular game.

Finshed Clock Tower 2 and moved on to From Software's Echo Night

@b-cell said in Does anyone else miss movie tie ins?:

@sheria said in Does anyone else miss movie tie ins?:

@b-cell said in Does anyone else miss movie tie ins?:

This is only movie adopted game that matters. A masterpiece.

That's a rather good example actually, though I found the game far too short. I'm not sure it counts as a tie-in as such though.

I'm still sad to see these things go though. They were rarely ever broken, just very mediocre, but I know younger gamers such as my niece find some of those games amazing, and a fair few entertained me as well alongside everything else I was playing.

how is Riddick a mediocre game? its one of the very few game that combine FPS, hand to hand combat and stealth into one and work perfectly fine. its everything NOLF is not assuming NOLF is also FPS trying to be stealth.

i was blown away when i played it first time long ago.

I didn't say it was mediocre, that was a separate sentence about tie ins in general.

I have a few. I'll have to come back to the details later though sorry.

The Sinking City
Judgement
Super Neptunia RPG
Persona Q2
Bloodstained

May was very slow for me, again, the nice UK weather drags me out more. I think I'll complete quite a few in June though, I get on so much better with older games and I'm concentrating there a lot more at the moment.

For June, I've just got done with Clock Tower already, as well as its spin off 'sequel' ghost head. T.R.A.G is up next, it's been a while.