Might be time to buy a switch 2

us JRPG fans ate like crazy these past few weeks

All 3 Urban Legend JRPGs were shown or announced in the span of 2 weeks.

Dragon Quest 12
Persona 6
Kingdom Hearts IV

some unofficial fan art for 2nd anniv of SMT V. This game was so good man. I need a SMT VI

Scooped up the DQ3 HD2D remaster last night and it’s been pretty good. Only a few hours in but I am enjoying it. Game looks gorgeous too.

speaking of HD-2D, are you copping Adventures of Elliott? the demo really won me over and I might go digital for it since barely any physicals shipped out near me

I was, but didn't realize it's more of a Zelda game rather than a JRPG/action RPG (or whatever you want to call it). I'll have to download the demo (again lol) and actually give it a shot. Seems like it'll be a good game though. You planning on playing when it comes out?

I'd like to but I also have Saros (and FF7 Rebirth) in the backlog so idk if it'd be wise lol I dropped Mina the Hollower tho

I'm probably going to do the same. I know if I buy it alongside replaying Rebirth on PC and the DQ 1 & 2 HD2D remasters, I know I'm just not going to play it at all At least it'll give us time for an inevitable discount in the near future lol.

I still gotta finish the Raidou remaster that came out last year. Only got a few hours into that

Any reason why you dropped Mina the Hollower? It does look good and I've only heard good things, but I also kinda know I won't finish it if I were to play.

a few small things that together led to a less than fun experience: enemies having active hitboxes when they "jump" if you are behind/above them (limiting how you can evade outside of burrowing), diagonal/unrestrained movement & attack patterns from enemies when Mina is locked to cardinal actions, the wind up time (both animation and runway distance needed) for the burrow mechanic, and the difficulty of the platform segments revolving the burrowing mechanic even early game.

I might have just gone the wrong direction and entered a later area out the gate but that's the experience they designed to happen