GameInformer- "The PS2 era was a blast for role-playing game fans. We were inundated with RPGs, making it nigh impossible to keep up with every release. Unfortunately, the console RPG market hasn't been the same due to the high development costs on newer, more powerful consoles. Not all is lost, though. In the past year or so, some HD RPG remakes have hit the market, giving fans a chance to experience some of their old favorites, like the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster and Tales of Symphonia Chronicles.
That got us thinking about other franchises that would benefit from the treatment of enhanced graphics, extra content, and other bonuses in a collection. Sometimes going back to your favorites is just what you need to remind you why you fell in love with the games in the first place. These are our picks for PS2 games ripe for HD treatment."
One of the most beloved series of all time is Suikoden. So today we are going to talk about what my top 5 favorite Suikoden characters.
Wish they'd hurry with these remasters lol. I was hoping to knock them out before ec released.
You're telling me. I assume they will likely piggy back of EC hype. But we will have to wait and see.
Many overlooked RPGs lie dormant in the catalogues of gaming, but players can pick up their swords and shields with these amazing JRPG hidden gems!
The Suikoden series helped revolutionize the JRPG genre. So I decided to talk a little bit about the 27 True Runes of the Suikoden series.
Shame Wild Arms is not on that list I agree with Xenosaga and Dark Cloud.
I loved Dark Cloud 2 back in the day. I still say the writing, art and overall mechanics hold up perfectly. That said, having re-played it not all that long ago, the sparse, uninteresting environments that make up the battlegrounds are, well, just that.
No Wild Arms 3-5, Front Mission 4-5, or Ar Tonelico 1-2? But i agree with the list though. Those are some mastespiece that seriously need an HD collection.
Just bring em all, can't ever have enough RPGs
same for side scrolling beat'em ups and shoot'em ups...
can't get enough.