I'm excited to see what the remastered OST will be like, still my favorite after all these years.
Oh yeah, the music was easily the best part of that amazing game. I didn't even see that it includes the Radical Dreamers text game... I knew about it (and even think someone ported/translated it to English back in the day) but never played it so excited to see what that's about.
This is my favorite one from that game:
I played the fan translation (I think it was done by the brother of an EGM/1UP writer if I remember correctly). Neat bonus that I wasn't expecting.
Yeah, they really need to bring Xenoblade X, as well as Zelda Twilight Princess HD (and maybe Wind Waker HD), to Switch.
This is how I pretty much expect all presentations to go these days... mostly meh details on up coming releases, 1 new game revealed, new DLC content, some old games being released on the console.
s sake Nintendo, bring Mother 3 to NA already. 
I'd be ok with that, since Mario Kart Tour has so many cool characters they could import (to say nothing of the outfits/recolors of existing racers that would be awesome to have in 8). I'm a little bummed that we won't be getting 9 for the foreseeable future, but new content for 8 at a reasonable price is fine, too.
I used to fall asleep to this. Would leave my PSX on the world map. I haven't played the game since a year after it was released, so I hope it still has some magic. I remember thinking damn half of these characters are worthless (story and character development wise). I don't remember much though.
For what it's worth, I haven't played through a Disgaea game since the (in my opinion) rather exceptional one that was Disgaea 3. I sometimes feel the same way though, I think, though I've still been enjoying Pokemon Arceus lately. Arceus doesn't top a game like Zelda: Breath of the Wild or Xenoblade X in quality, but it has that highly addictive Pokemon licensing, and I consider it good for a Pokemon game and it brings back fond memories for me whenever I compare and contrast it to the Gameboy Pokemon games and how things have changed and also stayed the same.
Disappointed at the lack of tiddies tbh
I doubt it (why would they not announce that simultaneously?). They'd make far less selling them separately (more people will buy the course pass and call it a day than also buy the character pack) than together. New characters will probably be saved for MK9, especially if they intend to go heavier on crossover characters. I think the Course label is just to let people know specifically what they're getting.Looking closer at the MK DLC named “booster course pass” makes me think we will see a “booster character pass” as well.
At this point if they did release the game, it would probably be a digital copy. If someone really wanted to play the game, a fan translation exists and is easily accessible. Heck there are custom ROM carts that can be bought to play on the GBA or DS/3DS if you want a physical copy. Why people are so hung up on Nintendo doing an official release when it could already be played with other methods.Earthbound coming to NS is also good news but for
Hyrule Warrios Age of Calamity was a great experience... and felt more like a Zelda game than a typical Warriors game as it served as a prequel to BotW. I'd imagine with the new FE Warriors game being tied heavily to Three Houses, it'll actually turn out to be quite excellent too. If I were into FE, I wouldn't overlook it just because the first FE Warriors was more of a middling experience.
i imagine that if i dont like dynasty warriors, i won't like these types of games though?
I never cared for Dynasty Warriors either... Hyrule Warriors Age Of Calamity was so good it made me check out other Musou/Warriors games. In the end I love the Hyrule Warriors series (especially AoC) and the Dragon Quest Heroes series. The rest of it, not interest at all. As noted by toska, there is a demo of Age of Calamity... so give that a try if you are a big fan of Breath of the Wild. if you aren't a fan of BotW then skip it.
I played the fan translation back around when it was originally released, but I just like having an official copy. Same thing with Seiken Densetsu 3 and picked that up once Trials of Mana was released in the collection.
I spent like 5-10 hours trying to catch that large buizel and still haven't, and I haven't played since I last put it down over a week ago. I'm like super overleveled now because of the damn thing.
Nowadays since they've branch with using licenses, it'll fall on if you like the franchise they are adapting, and how well they've adapted certain elements that they are known for. The first Fire Emblem Warriors was alright, just a typical Musou title. The way they've handled permadeath is bull and is more of a hassle than anything. Makes me wonder if they will keep the team/character swapping they've had in every Nintendo Warriors titles since Hyrule Warriors Legends in Three Hopes; seems empty without it, especially in a more tactical title like Fire Emblem. (Orochi has character swapping too, but their execution on that is different.)
I usually focus on this list which is just the Nintendo published stuff sorted by discount.
Curious - Is there any type of end game or progression to this, or does it just get more challenging with every level? I've dipped my toes into the game on Xbox just long enough to earn some rewards, but that's it.
3 houses was probably weakest strategy FE to date, but the most waifu sim one. so i guess depends on what looking for. I'll agree it didn't catch as much but I'm probably more interested in warriors because of that.
I felt the same. Especially with how they set up the routes. Idiotic putting which of 3 groups you choose before the effing route split even happened. Red and silver routes are the only ones that you can from the same save.
