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For me it was the jump to 3D in the 32 bit era. We already had some games in 3D prior to that, but with the arrival of Playstation and Saturn the landscape changed forever.
For me it was the jump to 3D in the 32 bit era. We already had some games in 3D prior to that, but with the arrival of Playstation and Saturn the landscape changed forever.
I’d say play them in release order. I hope you didn’t pay much for that set…
I think it’s a matter of taste. I prefer JRPGs, so FFVII is the best one for me. But both are great games in their own right.
Ocarina is more innovative and its formula was copied for many years. Z Targetting especially (I know some other game used something very similar before OOT), set an example for everyone to follow.
And FFVII, while not that innovative, also set its own legacy: if not for FFVII the West would have missed many great JRPGs from then on. It opened the floodgates and publishers started thinking of US and Europe as viable markets for JRPGs. So we have FFVII to thank for that.
I’ve seen https://romhacks.org/ come up somewhere else, but I’ve also read rumours that this other site’s admin bullied Nightcrawler. More investigation is required, I guess.
Edit: I hadn’t finished reading the bluesky thread when I wrote this. It would seem https://romhacks.org/ is not a viable alternative.
I played it when the PSX translation was released and loved it. I was thinking about playing it again soon, I’m about to finish the Phoenix Wright saga and this was the game that came to mind.
Weirdly enough, I would have loved to play the PC-98 version, I see the art style and find it more attractive, maybe because I find it closer to Snatcher.
Slay The Spire alone can give you hundreds of hours, even thousands.
If it’s not too expensive and there is an easy way to hook it to a CRT monitor, I might consider getting one.
Citra can already be played in VR, this looks a bit unnecessary.
As a popular example, IMHO FFVII wouldn’t have been half the game it became without its soundtrack.
I found these some time ago:
https://github.com/wipeout-phantom-edition/wipeout-phantom-edition
https://github.com/phoboslab/wipeout-rewrite?tab=readme-ov-file
But I haven’t tried them myself. Might be worth a try.
That’s some strong will, I could never take more than 2 minutes of torture.
Metal Machine Music. They’ll love it.
I have no idea how to compile the tool, and there are no complete instructions in the github page. Otherwise I would have tried by now.
I played a lot of DOA 3 back in the day with my friends, awesome game.
Hands made for spanking.
My ex. 10 years down the drain, and the worst part is I knew it was almost impossible to make it work. But I had to try anyway.
I’ve had a Libra 2 for almost 2 years now and just yesterday I was thinking “it still looks great!”. I don’t feel the need to upgrade and colour isn’t a must for me, so I’ll just wait for a couple of generations until the colour technology is more mature and they add some kind of feature my Libra 2 doesn’t have besides that.
What next, a Ristar movie?