How does this hold up?
Game play was never great, so its still a mediocre turn based. The story still holds up fine though. It was a brand new story that made you think about the longterm ramifications of immortality.
well, microsoft is selling it for the price of a cheap coffee and i'm just wanting a fun time killer desu
It's a very typical FF-like jrpg in every way but story.
It was like that on release and it's like that now. So sure, it holds up.
It you like to read: good. If you don't like to read: bad.
Piggy backing off this post (since my ip range is banned from creating threads for some reason), I'm thinking about getting Asura's Wratch for $5. Is it worth it bros? I'm considering Blue Dragon and maybe Lost Planet Colonies as well.
Did LO ever get the 4k upgrade?
This. You play as a group of immortals who have lost their memories. Throughout the game you will encounter things that trigger memories. The memories are always text based stories.
Let me be clear, those stories are fantastic, and they are what make an otherwise forgettable game memorable. If you enjoy reading, you will like this game. If reading is boring to you, then you will feel like the memory sequences are a chore and the rest of the game will not make up for it.
>I'm thinking about getting Asura's Wratch for $5. Is it worth it bros?
For $5? Sure. Asura's Wrath is absolutely a moviegame, that is what you are paying for.
Didn't play the others.
remaster when
buying a xbox is too much of a hassle, even if it's cheap
You know if they made a remaster with voice acting on the stories, it would be a top tier release. Some of the short stories are really fucking good.