| get final fantasy XV for ps4. its good. Vita - get trails of cold steel 1 and 2 |
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| If you get an emulator for SNES you can go play some of the best JRPGs ever made. SNES generation was the start of the golden age of JRPG after all. Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, Final Fantasy games, Lufia, Super Mario RPG, Tales of Phantasia, Star Ocean, etc. PS1 emulation offers you some of the better JRPGs, but if you have a Vita you can buy them on the PSN and get an arguably better experience. Legend of Mana, Suikoden II, Chrono Cross, Xenogears, FF7/8/9, etc. You can get some SNES JRPGs on there too but they have the artificial PS1 disc loading times on them so it would probably better to avoid those and emulate them instead. Vita itself also has some nice games like Persona 4 the Golden on it. STEAM also has a bunch of JRPGs like the Neptunia series and stuff like that. do it anyway |
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| Seconding a person above me, If you have a computer and can emulate stuff. You can play some Tales series on PS1/2 emulator. Even Tales of Zestiria is already ported on PC too. And there's also a bunch of JRPG on DS and Gameboy Advance (GBA) some of them which are a remakes of PS1 titles like FF VI. I also recommends Fire Emblem. The whole FE series can be played through emulator now. The latest 3DS emulator which is Citra is working superbly to play FE 13 and 14. Besides Persona 4 Golden on Vita, there's also Tales of Heart R, Disgaea 4 and Ys |
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| I find a lot of modern gamers won't touch outdated JRPGs regardless of how good they are, especially turn base games. So you should at least state your preferences if you really are 'new' to JRPGs. The way you're asking, you may as well just google "most recommended JRPG" and play what's listed. |
| Try the Final Fantasy franchise. You can get in from anywhere, since all the main installments are standalones and any direct sequels are labeled as such. Use an emulator if you can't find the games for PC or PS4, though most of them are available on the PC now. Also try the spin-offs, especially tactics which are very well received. Aside from that, you can try the Atlus games; basically the Megami Tensei franchise. There's Persona, Devil Summoner, Devil Survivor, Shin Megami Tensei itself..... Survivor is a bit of an S/TRPG, though. Persona 4 Golden is on the Vita, btw. You could also try Dragon Quest, which was Final Fantasy's rival. Now, it's more like a partner, considering both are made by the same company. I've only played DQ4 and 9 so far, but they're quite entertaining. There's also stuff like Tales of series, Radiant Historia, Chrono Trigger, etc.. Really, you're not lacking for games when it comes to JRPGs. |
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| Suikoden 2. PS1 game. |
| Besides the obvious ones, Valkyria Chronicles Tales of Wuxia Stardew Valley |
ai4ker0 said: shill pls go. JRPG + MMO do not mix nicely.Wanna try MMORPG? Onigiri - Yeah thats the name by cyberstep, started 1 or 2 or 3 years ago. I'm pretty sure they have an english version now, not your usual MMORPG but its neat. |
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thefreeloader said: Suikoden 2. PS1 game. I've been meaning to ask, is Suidoken standalone? As in, can you play 2 without playing 1? |
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yhunata said: Yes, you can. Suikoden II has some throwbacks to Suikoden I but you can play it blind and still enjoy it just as much.thefreeloader said: Suikoden 2. PS1 game. I've been meaning to ask, is Suidoken standalone? As in, can you play 2 without playing 1? |
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| +1 FF series. Also check out Nier Automata, OP. All of the trailers have been focusing on the action, since it's very new to fans of the original, but the devs have stated it is 60% RPG, 40% action so it should give you a nice blend of smooth action/JRPG goodness. Edit: It's not out till next year though, so you can't pick it up over break unfortunately. |
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Syrup- said: yhunata said: Yes, you can. Suikoden II has some throwbacks to Suikoden I but you can play it blind and still enjoy it just as much.I've been meaning to ask, is Suidoken standalone? As in, can you play 2 without playing 1? Well, that's good to know. |
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| You can try Hyperdimension games It a JRPG with mostly anime girl, where there are 4 main girl that supposed to represent video game console. It have a light hearted storyline with meme in most conversation. If you do want to try it, try Hyperdimension rebirth one for pc or Hyperdimension Neptunia for ps3 They both are the same game but the pc version, they add in a few feature. |
| You gotta do what you gotta do. |
Nickel-Kingins said: You can try Hyperdimension games Don't do this. For real. |
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This one, boi. Maybe FF15 too. |
| Since no one else has done so I wholly recommend Grandia, I'm playing it right now and loving every minute of it. Also Skies of Arcadia. |
| I'm just going to make it simple. Staples of the JRPG universe: Chrono Trigger Final Fantasy IV Final Fantasy VI Final Fantasy VII Parasite Eve Final Fantasy IX Pokemon Final Fantasy X Tales of Abyss Kingdom Hearts Kingdom Hearts 2 Odin Sphere Persona 4 Ni No Kuni If you have to choose only select JRPG's, make sure they're from this list. Other high quality JRPG's include: Legend of Legaia Chrono Cross Legend of Dragoon Tales of Symphonia Tales of Xillia (& 2) Tales of Graces f Persona 3 Digital Devil Saga Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne Star Ocean: Till The End of Time Grandia These are all fine games. If you're just looking for more stuff to play and don't intend to stop here, then feel free to pick from this list. |
| You gave birth in a tank while we fought off anime nazis? Guess love can bloom in the battlefield :)) O hey look a bug Valkyria Chronicles is a terrible game tbqh. Unless you're a depraved fuck like me who has nothing better to do and finished all the worth-it strategy JRPGs available, do not touch VC. |
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| Valkyria Chronicles isn't that bad, but it suffers from being much too drawn out. Only play it if you want to take things slowly and love strategy games. It doesn't have much in terms of RPG elements. |
| VC was piss poor as a strategy game though and I say this as someone who loves em. Strategy games are about using every resource available to make efficient and organized commands. It's a test of wit and improvisation. VC doesn't do this. It only approves of speed. You can win an entire scenario by just rushing your scout into the enemy base. There is no strategy to this at all. You can have an entire squad murdered but as long as one scout made it to the flag it's a success. Captured the entire enemy base and wiped the enemy without an allied casualty? Nice. Oh wait you did it in 10 turns? Here fam, have this F, try harder next time. You didn't kill anybody? 4 allied casualties? Managed to lower their flag for an arbitrary victory by turn 3? S RANK HAVE A MEDAL |
PeenusWeenusCaimDec 23, 2016 7:46 PM
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I just love it because it looks beautiful, and it's OST is GOAT. |
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