was there something else? ... I'm almost done with Solomon Temple in Ys2. I'm actually tempted to play the PC remake, too. but I don't want Dark Fact to abuse me again because of my *monitor refresh rate*, so I have to look into that...
the DS version being *SO EASY* really does make it comfy. But the pc remake does have stuff that makes it rrrrrreally cool, like the uh... encyclopedias with all the monsters and NPCs
idk what it is about these games, they're just so pleasant. such simple, repetitive combat. Such a *small* world, really, especially Ys1. But it's just somehow so delightful.
The SNES version of YS IV was really, really, really cool--it felt like it had a zillion different towns. It really did feel so much like Memories of Celceta. I think I'll really enjoy the PCE-CD version.
The "Ys Eternal" games are really impressive. Those are the Win 95 versions, back in the day of "big box" PC games. They came with bonus music CDs, massive hardcover color instruction booklets, the disc even had the Ys sheet music on PDF (or some format).
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was there something else? ... I'm almost done with Solomon Temple in Ys2. I'm actually tempted to play the PC remake, too. but I don't want Dark Fact to abuse me again because of my *monitor refresh rate*, so I have to look into that... the DS version being *SO EASY* really does make it comfy. But the pc remake does have stuff that makes it rrrrrreally cool, like the uh... encyclopedias with all the monsters and NPCs
idk what it is about these games, they're just so pleasant. such simple, repetitive combat. Such a *small* world, really, especially Ys1. But it's just somehow so delightful. The SNES version of YS IV was really, really, really cool--it felt like it had a zillion different towns. It really did feel so much like Memories of Celceta. I think I'll really enjoy the PCE-CD version.
want to finally try King's Field too π«£ but you know, there's a million things i want to try. there's just not enough time :')
The "Ys Eternal" games are really impressive. Those are the Win 95 versions, back in the day of "big box" PC games. They came with bonus music CDs, massive hardcover color instruction booklets, the disc even had the Ys sheet music on PDF (or some format).
Hardcover π©