I love Breath of Fire 3. Back when FFVII came out, I went to the store to get it and it was sold out so I got BoF3 and it was a lot of fun. Very hard bosses though. I highly recommend it to any hard core JRPG fans with a Vita that haven't already played it.
If it's edited over not being ported at all, I'm fine with it. I think people get way too uptight over censoring. A company has a right to do what they want with their property. If you want the game in it's original form, then why not learn a little Japanese and import it? This is better as most games lose a lot of their original context in translation anyway.
I've never owned a Vita, but am playing this on my PS4. It's a lot of fun and touched up to the point where you'd never would have known it was a hand held system game originally. I've seen several reviewers claim that there were problems with the controls, but I have not experienced any of these myself.
Mostly because I'm not a fan of FPS or MMOs.
Nice to see it picking up. While it might not be the best choice for single system gamers, for those of us who keep more than one system in their entertainment center, it's a wonderful secondary system.
Funny, I remember people saying the same thing back in the 90's.
VR has mostly been used in arcades and amusement parks for short games. Only a small part of the public have owned personal systems. I'm talking about long term gameplay of several hours or more each day. Until VR is being used by a lot of gamers for several years or more, we are not going to have any real data on any bad side effects. My concerns are not unfounded, just google for possible bad side effects of VR. The eyes are not designed to be used in this way and there is a real p...
When I first saw this game, it made me think of Myst. I'm thinking about making this one my next purchase. I love a good puzzler and the open world setup is icing on the cake.
I love playing classic arcade games, but preferably on a big system so I can use a real arcade stick. Some good titles in that Sega collection. A couple pretty rare ones too. If this were for the Wii U PS3 or PS4, I'd grab it.
My only real gripe about the PS4 is the lack of big budget titles that aren't M rated. While I do play M rated games a lot, I also enjoy gaming with the family too. Also I sometimes like to give my mind a rest from all the bloody gore and profanity and just enjoy some good clean fun. At least I got a lot of good ones for my Wii U, but hopefully we'll start seeing some more T and E rated titles on the PS4. A system this good shouldn't be limited to adults. The PS3 has lots of...
I have my Wii U hooked up to a 32" tv so it's not that big and yet, I've had no trouble reading anything while playing Xenoblade Chronicles X. Can't speak for the Witcher 3 (hated the first one so much that I've never tried any of the others.)
While I find VR interesting, I think I'll stay with traditional video gaming and let those more willing to be guinea pigs try it out first. I'd rather know if there are risks to my vision, neck pain, increase in headaches, etc from long term use before I jump in. I'm just having a hard time seeing an lcd screen centimeters from ones eyes for hours at a time healthy.
While, I could see some changes, I don't think they need to "grow up." As we all know what people mean by this. Not all games need to be rated M. It's nice know there's at least one company you can turn to for family friendly games.
I'm a huge Nintendo fan, but if Nintendo releases this system mid-gen, personally, I'm going to skip it. With a Wii U and a more recent purchase of a PS4, I want to concentrate on games for a while, not another expensive system.
Not a lot on this list that interests me, that I don't already own.
Personally, I'm not a huge fan of FF7, myself. 6 was my favorite until I played 9, now it's kind of split between the 2. I remember being annoyed with all the profanity which seemed very unfitting to a fantasy world, very out of content. Also it wasn't my first. Most people who are crazy about this game, are so because it got them into the genre. It was an ok game though and it did make my favorite genre very popular for a while. It's not my least favorite FF either, tha...
I agree, Xenoblade Chronicles X is one of the best games this gen. It's my favorite open world RPG of this generation yet. It's quite capable of standing up against the top contenders in this category on the other two systems.
I'd like to see The Last Guardian but am still rather angry that they strung gamers along through the whole last gen with it. It will be pretty annoying if they do that again.
The first Xenoblade Chronicle game would be my choice, the original Wii version played on a Wii or Wii U.
I think bc is nice as long as it works as intended. I have so many systems in my game room that any time I can make extra space by retiring one because of bc, it opens up space for another. I'm also not one of those who think just because a game is old or has older graphics, it's no longer any good. I'll play any game from any generation if I find it fun. Anyone who bashes old games just because of their age regardless of gameplay is either very young or a casual gamer. Ther...