"What happens when you’re a legendary rock singer and you agree to sing lyrics by Hironobu Sakaguchi for a new Japanese RPG? You get the raucous song in the break of this week’s Pixelitis Podcast.
As a bonus, however, you get Tom Farndon’s dramatic reading of those very same lyrics. So touching. So moving.
For nearly two hours, Andrew Martins, Karen Rivera, Patrick Kulikowski and Farndon talked about some of last week’s biggest news, including the Barkley Gaiden 2 kickstarter and Hotline Miami‘s eventual sequel."
- Pixelitis Staff
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Call of Duty players are jumping into Black Ops 2 for the final time before its Wii U servers go offline for good.
I had it all wrong...Blue Dragon is awesome!
I bought this game a couple of days ago, along with Lost Odyssey, while they're on sale in the Xbox Store. I never had a 360 back in the day so I missed out on these games, so I'm glad that I'll finally be able to try them out soon on my Series S.
Yep, Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, and Gears of War were my favorite 360 games back when they first released.
no doubt. To this day it baffles me when this game gets hate. Sure it wasn't as epic as Lost Odyssey, but in it's own right it was a great game.
Lost Odyssey is one of the best jrpgs of that era but got killed because it was bought up and released on the "wrong" console.
Is there a chance that Lost Odyssey will be released on PS5? I really want to play it and Blue Dragon, too.
Great game. The 360 had some really good turn based games back in the day. Absolutely loved Lost Odyssey too. I think they are both Sakaguchi creations.
Correction. Both Blue Dragon & Lost Odyssey (as well as Infinite Undiscovery) started off as in-house developed projects that went third party after MS killed off their Japanese development studios.
Doesn't really have anything to do with what I said though 😂 Sakaguchi wrote them both
This game together with Lost Odyssey, The Last Remenant and Tales of Vesperia convinced me to buy a 360. This game made my 2007 which ended off with mass effect.
Honestly, a fantastic game, especially if you were a fan of old-school JRPGs. I hate that this genre rarely can come back to these roots.
