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There's such a charm to artworks from early Kirby games. Look at them, they're so clean and simple and cute...
Gotta say, I really prefer Dagger's original designs over her final one. I just think they look nicer and more fitting with the game's setting, and also a little more unique compared to Tifa or Rinoa
Really interesting to see concept art for jobs here, I wonder if they originally wanted to implement a job system in it, and had these as basic concepts for each of them
It became one of my favorite JRPGs, really. It's a game I think I just can't stress enough on how good it is in nearly every regard
Now the JRPGs: Radiant Historia! Really solid DS RPG, with decent characters, a great story that makes some good use out of its time traveling mechanics, and a wonderful and engaging battle system
Something I've been trying to do this year (and will try to improve in 2021) was focusing on stuff I never finished before, and there's no bigger case of this than Twilight Princess. I've had this game on the Wii for almost a decade, yet only managed to beat it a few months ago!
Since the year's almost over, I'd like to make a thread talking about the best and/or most interesting games I played during it. It's probably gonna be a little long, because I have quite a bit to talk about some of these
Here are the most memorable games I played in 2020!
Once again thinking about Final Fantasy IX. There are few games out there with art design this good
That one weapon in Super Mario RPG that made it so that Bowser would just grab Mario and toss him at the enemy
@Bee_Kirby This dude from Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He looks like this, but all he really wants is to help people without scaring them in the process