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But, you become collector after married 🤔 It'd be different if you're collector wants to start relationship. I heard a lot that girls don't like dudes that play games 😑 unless that girl is also a gamer

Thanks for the breakdown! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (mistake turkey blossom warfare blade until bachelor fall squeeze today flee guitar). How can I transfer them to Binance?

Sooo Phantom Brave is XOXO fun game can't wait to recruit CORNET FROM THE RHAPSODY TRILOGY series and PRIER FROM LA PUCELLE RAGNAROK

iam busy and life is short i will be very contant with 10hrs of strong good gamplay and story then move to next game

I hope this game does well on PC. It was definitely one of the top 10 jrpgs of 2024.

Man everything is an RPG these days 😂

Metroidvanias are what I would call RPG-adjacent, but that’s close enough for me to count it. To The Moon I would classify as a 2D walking simulator or maybe adventure game, but that’s sometimes hard to define too.

I tend to play games that are minimum 5 years old. There are plenty out there and I can buy them so much cheaper than current releases.

A lot of people don't have a pc, let me know when it comes to xbox

literally just dropped a 2 min gameplay trailer in the middle of the night now ha

RUclips’s algorithm put this video/channel on my path. Having that music in the background was a nice touch. Well done and informative. Liked and subscribed. Best of luck to you and the channel!

You are certainly controversial with this one 😂 I haven't played most of these games, but I've always thought Zelda was JRPG-adjacent, like an action JRPG. It certainly has many elements of a JRPG and it is by Nintendo. RPGs are also blurring the lines these days as most RPGs now are action.

I love Rpgs/Jrpgs, I just finished Sea of Stars in like a week - it is such a fun game! I will wait a few months and play it again. I am play Monster Hunter Ruined Wings now. - also a fun game.

Super disingenuous to say "avoid SaGa Frontier, because it disappointed me when I was 12". I think your commentary on it is extremely half-assed lol. The animations it has would've been fine (and are better) than animation on SFC RPGs. The battle system is complex and full of shenanigans. The soundtrack isn't bad. There are tons of bangers. It's truly openworld, and there are alot of interesting points about each character's plot. It sounds like you didn't manage to get anywhere in order to experience it, and that is on you, but telling people to avoid it and that it's not very is super jank tier commentary man. Do better. Fortunately, you're in the minority about SF and people can go get the remastered one on PSN for like 5$ and play it.

Do you level up in To the Moon?

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I'm a good 60 hours in the demo, doing inefficient but fun grinding. Lilke taking my Cleric and getting her Spell Mastery from F to B, getting my Sailor basic Dood up to B's or As etc. Got my Juice Bar up to 10/90 now, and have a few of the rare fishing stuff done with that at level 4 as well hehehe. But my people are all level 15, merchant lv 18, and my equipment is like 15-20 (I cycle out). So I won't be like in the stratosphere at launch. The music is so good and the battles are a ton of fun; grinding up masteries and teaching skills to people and stuff. I love it.

Biggest peeve is this game is substantially less dark/serious than the first game, which was a strong point especially in the Another Marona story, partially due the chibi bobble head models, but still looks nice!

I would love to see Golden Sun come back, either as remakes/remasters of the three we already have or brand new entries in the series

This made me finally buy to the moon. If you like that you should try anything made by stranga games. Awesome little jrpg feeling horror games

I will always be on the side of Zelda is not a JRPG but I put that to rest. It does nothing for my life to die on that hill. I'd rather live a happy life.

Awesome video! I need to give Corpse Party a try!!!

Im in the camp that says , if there is no combat then it isnt a JRPG ... at that point it might just be a visual novel.

I played like... 12 hours of the demo just enjoying my time trying out all the different combinations for Confriend that I had access to, leveling weapons a bit, learning skills etc... I loved it so much and I'm so looking forward to the new game, was surprised to see it to be honest. I love the original as well. As much as I do prefer the 2D Sprites visually, the 3D Sprites make this particular game's combat a bit easier to to see and attacks easier to line up. IN particular it made knocking things out of bounds a bit more... obvious? If that makes sense. In regards to the targeting I too have shot my fair share of Daggers, but, just in case anyone doesn't know you don't need to be super fiddley with your single target attacks, you just have to be careful. You can line anyone up in them, and then press left or right on the D-Pad to swap between all targets in the target area. The one the green arrow is pointing at is the one you will hit, and as mentioned in the vid, also in the top left corner. I only have one complaint about the game, well one major complaint and one minor I should say. The Minor complaint was that even on the PS5 Pro the game can sometimes lose some framerate in combat, usually when confining on a large map with a lot of units. I worry about that going forward (And I tried it on the switch... good lord it's a slideshow). The Minor complaint and I know this is a personal thing. I cannot stand Apricot. The voice is like nails on a chalkboard and the personality is even worse, at least in the demo. That overly apologetic, submissive obnoxious child personality is one of my least favorite tropes and NIS seems to loooove using it. I Wish I could just turn her voice off because the rest of the cast so far sounded great. Loved Rueben the most. But, that's a minor qualm, I can always skip the story and not use her in combat. The combat is where the old game shined and where this one shined in the demo as well and I wish it was the 30th already so I could play this all damn night!

original Phantom Braves plot and characters... it's just too sad T - T we cried...

I'm a big SRPG fan so this looks really appealing

With all due to respect to you and the Trails fandom, I'm gonna have to decline playing in release order for this series. I understand why you and other fans suggest this route, but for me I simply do not have the time. Had this been 10-15 years ago, I would've had no problem but I'm almost 28 and I have a full time job, bills and other hobbies alongside Trails. So I can't devote my time to playing everything in the series. I'm sure the other games are great, but I started with Cold Steel and am more than comfortable where I am.

Holy shit Days Since I Mentioned Harvestella make me choke on the Snickers ice cream bar I was eating. You almost killed me...

The Yakiza series before the 7th one are what I like to call "JRPGs with alternative battle systems", which includes games like the recent Captain Tsubasa game or Racing Lagoon

That was a pretty sweet intro transition! I think some others you could add to the list would be Okami, Lord of the Rings: The Third Age, and pretty much all of the monster collecting games. And hear me out, maybe; just maybe, Oregon Trail...

I just finished Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow last night and could certainly classify it as JRPG as well as MetroidVania. And it's an absolute banger!

I agree with basically all of this. SoTN, Zelda, Yakuza for sure are. Nice video!

10:30 By this logic, everything is an rpg. Enemies have hit points in platform games like Mario. Do we consider Mario an rpg because Bowsers health gets lower? Of course not. Zelda is an action adventure. Just because it's a fantasy setting and he has a sword, it doesn't make it an rpg. What even is the point of genre if people are just going to blatantly disregard the building blocks of genres in the first place? It's like me calling Final Fantasy a visual novel because it has dialogue and visuals.

Sooo many remasters....still really looking forward to the DQ 1-3 trilogy remake soon lol

this is how I feel about Danganronpa. it just fits it lol

All games are JRPGs, including PacMan, Mario Kart and Klondike Solitaire. :P

Never heard of this game before or this channel, haven’t even played Disgaea since the PSP but RUclips recommended this video and damn, this looks like exactly my type of game. Subbed, liked and gonna pick up this game when I can

So what about Witcher 3 and Kingdom Come Deliverance? Also JRPG's?

My definition of RPG is: a game where your abilities are quantified, and can be improved over the course of the game. (basically stats and leveling) If it doesn't do that, it's not an RPG. A JRPG is an RPG following the legacy of the Japanese designed RPGs from the 80s and 90s. Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, SMT, Ys, Phantasy Star, etc. If it's not an RPG, it can't be a JRPG. So, I would absolutely put Symphony of the Night in the JRPG category. It's not even a question. To the Moon, however, isn't an RPG of any kind. It's more of a visual novel with extra steps. Zelda is a lot more debatable; sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't. As a side note, if you're going to say that an RPG is a game where you "play a role." I very much disagree. In Call of Duty you "play the role" of a soldier. In Street Fighter you "play the role" of someone getting in frequent fistfights. In Pac man you "play the role" of a round yellow guy that wants to each a bunch of dots. By that logic roughly 99% of games would be RPGs, and the term would be utterly meaningless.

Dw3 was one of my favorites, this remake.... Omg, it is amazing. I found myself wishing I picked the hardest setting

Well, if Symphony of the Night is a JRPG, then I argue that every Castlevania represented in the Advance and Dominus Collection - Circle of the Moon, Harmony of Dissonance, Portrait of Ruin, Order of Ecclesia and the Sorrow series involving Soma Cruz especially - are JRPGs for the same reasons.

I'm so glad you covered this topic, Brandon. My favorite "genre" of game is 2D platformer that is JRPG, and so SotN has been a deep favorite of mine for a long time. People that lean into MV dislike the "excess"that the game has, but this same excess has always been something I enjoyed as a JRPG fan. Over the years, I've always, always kept my eyes out for game that scratch the itch of JRPG and MV, as both have a lot in common: growth, ability-based or story-based progression, and the reality or guise of a party working together. The games that I've found best illustrate this are: Astalon, tears of the earth; Ender Lilies, quietus of the knights (and its sequel, currently out), and Monster Sanctuary. Some strong contenders are Pheonotopia: awakening; Zelda 2, a favorite of mine; and Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, Adventure Time DS, and Elliott Quest, these las three I haven't played yet. Something I've noticed over the years is that many who are really good at JRPG's are not good at platforming, and many who are really good at action platformers do not have the patience or focus to complete JRPG's. There may be something to this,and I hope over time they make more games like Zelda 2, Astalon, and Ender Lilies; games which speak to the marriage of 2D action-platforming. (possibly strict MV's) and JRPG's, as this marriage is the genre that just speaks to me the most.

Yakuza is the only series in that video that I have first hand knowledge of and I'm with you on that. Yakuza felt like a JRPG to me from the first game on. As far as I'm concerned the type of combat doesn't change the broader genre of a game, maybe its subtype at best. I mean, if tabletop RPGs have succesfully experimented with pretty much every RPG tropes, including games without classes, xp or levels as soon as the '80s, a video game can be a RPG or a JRPG without using turn based system.

I think adding Castlevania SotN to this list is a great example of why some people split too many hairs by arguing that it can't possibly be a JRPG, but it has many elements of any other action JRPG, so I certainly think it can be classified as one. In the second Zelda game, you actually do level up. Let's take another example of a game that I would consider to be an action JRPG but most would call it a Beat 'em up: Guardian Heroes for the Saturn. As you play, you earn experience points to level up various attributes such as strength, vitality, intelligence, agility, etc. There is a story with multiple branch points too. Sounds an awful like an action JRPG to me...

Here is how I define a JRPG. Does the game have RPG elements? Yes? Good. It's an RPG. Is it made by a Japanese studio / publisher? Yes? Then it's a JRPG. If it wasn't made in Japan, then it's not a JRPG.

0 days since you've mentioned Harvestella?? I'm 10 hours into playing it for the first time, and those 0 days aren't enough! More people need to get into this game already 😅

I still can't see Zelda as JRPG, even though it's got RPG elements 😅 Great video though, it definitely seems like such a grey area with what does or doesn't define a JRPG, haha.

Virtual Trading Card Games can be argued to be JRPGs as well. I'll take Yugioh GX Tag Force as an example; You kind of do level up. You start with very basic deck, but by beating duelists you get money which you improve your deck; that's your level up system. Tag Force 1 also takes another aspect: affinity. In order to participate the tourtament you have to get a partner until the end of the semester, which you do so by talking to them, giving them gifts, and dueling them like Persona for example.

Leaving 13 Sentinels off when I know you've included before feels like very specific trolling, but I feel like it's just granted status based on look and feel even though it's a VN with a tower defense component.