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The older SMT games like Digital Devil Saga would be kinda cool. I don't know that I would want a full remake so much as a really nice up res though...
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If this makes you feel any better, Harmoknight and Pocket Jockey happened.As great as Pokemon is, it's a shame that it takes up all of Game Freak's time and resources.
If this makes you feel any better, Harmoknight and Pocket Jockey happened.
I had never heard of that until just now.And Tembo the Badass Elephant.
Yes I'm aware of those. Drill Dozer too at one point. But the fact remains that Pokemon far greatly outweighs the rest of their game library, and its frequent installments take up the most time and resources. It's their main focus and always has been.If this makes you feel any better, Harmoknight and Pocket Jockey happened.
Really? We're the minority here? But the dual screen gameplay was so much fun.I liked the dual screen combat, but I realize I'm a minority in that sense.
Give Me All Your LoveIt's an amazing game and I feel it could use the love x3
Tales of Phantasia: The only version of this game that's available in English, other than the fan translation, is the subpar GBA port. I pushed myself to play the whole game to the end, but the experience wasn't as fun as I felt it could have been. The 2D engine - or maybe it's just the hardware of the game itself - makes the combat rather clunky and less fluid than the 3D installments, so a total conversion to a modern Tales 3D engine would make it much more fun to play. The remake could make enemies visible on-screen instead of random, make combat a lot more fluid, and with no long pauses just before a mage casts an offensive spell or summon, and perhaps also add the party-chat skits that the modern Tales titles are known for using. I feel like this might have been my favorite Tales of game (though I've only played a few), but the dated gameplay compared to the rest of the series from Symphonia onwards makes me never want to play it again. I don't even own it anymore.
My sister would never leave my apartment. Seriously, back around 2000 when "Harvest Moon 64" came out, I would find her in my bedroom after school, playing it. She'd gotten nearly everything in it, even married Karen!Harvest Moon 64 (Namely, make time move more slowly)