Neclord

Neclord approves of this review! On a serious note, the Suikoden games are some of my all-time favorites next to Dragon Quest in terms of RPGs. Suikoden II still being my absolute favorite in the series. I keep checking, hoping, one day Konami unveils another Suikoden title and hope it would come over to the Western part of the world.

Decided to replay DQIX since I haven't played it in many years now. Just got past the Wight Knight and am currently in Coffinwell. Seriously, overleveled a bit (which tends to happen, as I like to get the best equipment possible before moving on -- this has been my thing since the very first game in the series). For my three other party members I made a: Warrior, Priest and Mage. All in the mid-to-low teens level wise. It's amazing how much I forgot since replaying this game. A lot of fun! Enjoying it a lot on my New 3DS XL since my old DSLite died on me sometime back. Figured it was time to upgrade some my old DS wasn't even an XL.

Currently replaying The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky via Steam. I own the game for the PSP and played it when it first came out and really, really enjoyed the game. Replaying the Steam version because XSEED is supposed to release Trails in the Sky Second Chapter later this summer (hopefully!). Just got done with the Prologue at 8 hours and entered the city of Bose. Will start up the main story again once I talk with some of the NPCs and look at my Orbments and the like. Trails in the Sky gets :thumbsup: from me!

Been mostly playing Elder Scrolls Online when I have the time. Playing it with a few friends, and other than the occasional bug (quest bugs, mostly) it's been pretty fun. Also when I need to go around killing aimlessly, I opt for Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls. Also since beating Dark Souls II I hop on it once in awhile for some PVP. Now if only FromSoftware (makers of Demon Souls and Dark Souls series) would make a new Kings Field again... I would be in heaven!

Something about the newer Alice in Chains albums I find quite great and this song off their latest album is stuck in my head. It's easy for songs to get stuck in my head.

Congratulations on your wedding, Michi! Great pictures. Really, the slime decorations are an awesome idea! I totally should of done something like that at my wedding. Ha!

These covers are all great! I, too, also have covered Dragon Quest as well as many, many other video game songs on guitar as well. I have never uploaded any on YouTube, maybe I should record a few in the near future when I have the time. Dragon Quest, Wild ARMs, Suikoden and FF:MQ are some of my favorites to cover on the guitar. Again, great job on the cover! Sounds great! Btw, lonlonjp is a great guitarist! I have watched nearly all of his video game covers and yes I agree he is fantastic at playing!

Good to see you back, Slime Master and Platty! It's been a long time for me as well. I still pop in from time to time, mostly lurking around but thought I would post tonight. Good to still see some of the older members around. Great to still the board in good shape. Got to thank Woodus for making one of the best forums on the Internet! Also, guess I should apologize for the necropost, as well. lol

Great LP, Tesla! Many fond memories with Beyond the Beyond! Beyond the Beyond and Kings Field were my first RPG purchases back when the PSX was still new. Brings back a lot of memories watching these videos.

Hammering away at Xenoblade Chronicles. Only have a few hours in so far, but enjoying it immensly!

I got this one not too long ago. I own all the other Legend of Heroes games that were released in North America. They weren't too bad, but the translations were horrendous! I'm really looking forward to this game. I want to complete Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection before starting this beast. I've read other peoples forum posts saying it reminds them of "Suikoden" "Grandia" "Lunar" among other great games. I can't wait to play it!!! EDIT: I've read on many other forums of this game, that the booklet that comes with the game is the exact size Sony of America allows for PSP game instruction booklets (any bigger and I guess the case doesn't close). A lot of people say the book reminds them of the books back on the PSone or earlier (SNES/NES) days, where the booklets were helpful and quite big in size, not like the junk we get today with most (not all!) RPGS, haha! The game, packaging, is suppose to be AAA!