World of JRPG's

Finished Lost Odyssey last month, which I talked about in a recent post here. Really enjoyed the first 15 hours-ish, not so much after that. One thing I didn't say in that post is, in battle, how damn cool the player turn cinematography is. It's got this great side perspective when going through the menus, and a neat chase cam on auto-attacks. There's something outright sexy about the swagger of the party members standing there.

I've moved on to Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Torna: The Golden Country. It's...thin. 7 hours or so and I feel like I've seen 15 minutes of story and a lot of generic questing. I also intend to go back to Atelier Meruru this month.

I just finished OG Final Fantasy 7 for the first time. It has definitely aged, but it was quite fun and I can see why it's held such high acclaim. The controls were frustrating sometimes and it obviously doesn't look the best now, but I enjoyed my time with it. It's actually the first FF I've been able to beat. I've tried a few of the previous pixel entries, couldn't get through them.

I'll probably take a break this month and play Persona 3 Reload next month.

For me, i start with Persona 3 Reload and later Final Fantasy Rebirth...so pretty mainstream. But i final have done my Nier Replicant ver. .... rerun. Perfect right before my concert. And played a littel bit Final Fantasy 16 and Fire Emblem Engage

I've been making slow but steady progress with Star Ocean First Departure R. I don't foresee myself finishing it this month and with FFVII Rebirth around the corner, I'm not sure I'll be finishing it by March either. But I've been enjoying my time with it. The new character art and voice acting are great additions.