pokedigijedi
Saiyan Jedi
I just bought a Sega Dreamcast today with Mortal Kombat Gold, anyone have any game suggestions besides the obvious one Sonic
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Dreamcast? Haven't heard that name in years...
Skies of Arcadia is probably one of my favorite RPGs ever, although it's worth noting there's an enhanced port for Gamecube that's generally the better option. Still, you can't go wrong with Skies of Arcadia if you're an RPG fan. For the fighting genre, the Power Stone games are really solid, and a lot of fun to boot. It's just that fighters aren't really everyone's cup of tea so without people to play with your mileage may vary.
SummerHaze
Well-Known Member
I can suggest Forest Legends, Coaster Rider and Displaced. Very cool games, I can play them for hours. Besides you can select/download them on PC for free. That's so convy!
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Tony Hawk Proskater and Proskater 2. Love the series on PS2 (as in 3 and 4).
DioBrandoTHEWORLD
Mad Scientist!
Street Fighter III: Third Strike, Street Fighter Alpha 3, Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes, Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001, Garou: Mark of the Wolves, The King of Fighters franchise(Have many games on Dreamcast) and Soul Calibur are a must if you like fighting games. I'd also recommend Shenmue, Jet Set Radio, Skies of Arcadia, Power Stone.
Pyrax
The Ghost of Tsushima
Do you like open worlds? Because Shenmue and its sequel come to mind.
pokedigijedi
Saiyan Jedi
Actually yes in fact I am trying to get my hands on them, sadly the only version of the sequel I found was on the Xbox so I am probably just gonna get the sequel on the Xbox, still trying to get the first one on the Dreamcast however
NPC
sleep researcher
The Dreamcast is a wonderful console that can do a bunch of unique things.
It has a handful of quirky, original action/adventure games such as Shenmue I and II, Illbleed, D2, Space Channel 5 (Parts 1 and 2), and Jet Grind Radio.
It has a ton of ports of arcade fighting games, shooting games, and racing games, such as Marvel vs Capcom 2, Bangai-O, Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, Hydro Thunder, SoulCalibur, Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram, Capcom vs SNK Pro and 2, Crazy Taxi 1 and 2, Dynamite Cop, Ikaruga, Metropolis Street Racer, Psyvariar 2, Power Stone 1 and 2, Tokyo Xtreme Racer, Project Justice, Zero Gunner 2... and more. I'd say this is the Dreamcast's main strength. However, I recommend finding a compatible arcade pad, as the default controller is bad for arcade games.
It has the best versions of Resident Evil 2, 3, and Dino Crisis, if survival horror is your thing. Plus, Code: Veronica and Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare.
It has an excellent home version of The House of the Dead 2, for which I suggest getting a compatible Guncon, for the whole arcade experience.
It has a pair of fantastic JRPGs in Grandia II and Skies of Arcadia.
It has some extremely stylish, hard-to-categorize games like Cool Cool Toon, Cosmic Smash, Seaman, and Rez.
It has some beautifully colorful and pleasant-looking games such as Ecco: Defender of the Future and Elemental Gimmick Gear.
It has an extremely addictive action-RPG with online muti-player in Phantasy Star Online, which can still be played online on the Dreamcast with some fiddling. If you really get into it, I recommend seeking out the Dreamcast keyboard, which will also allow you to play the hilarious The Typing of the Dead.
Finally if you're looking for fun and simple multi-player games, Ooga Booga, Puyo Puyo Fever, Re-Volt, and Samba de Amigo should be up your alley.
iiskribbli
cool kid but not cool and not a kid
Looking for games to get on the 3DS, really anything, as long as its not too pricey.
What kind of games do you like?
Auraninja
Try to understand.
I would recommend the underrated gem, Ever Oasis. It combines the elements of a real-time adventure RPG with maintaining a town.
I feel like this games gets overlooked. I would do some minimal research and see if it's right for you.
Second this. It's a pretty fun RPG.
Planning on getting my birthday gift early this year. Two $20 eshop cards. Getting the Pokemon Shield DLC and Dragon Quest 2. Having a heck of a time choosing another game. Starred the ones I'm really interested in, but it's hard to choose.
Ones I'm deciding between under the cut.
Narrowed it down a bit.
Both Toki Toris
Pokemon DLC
Dragon Quest 2
Either The Flame in the Flood or Crypt of the Necro Dancer
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Ended up going with Crypt of the NecroDancer, Dragon Quest 2, Toki Tori 1 and 2, OTTTD and the Pokemon Shield DLC. Still have the Flame in the Flood on my wish list.
Ones I'm deciding between under the cut.
*Dragon Quest 2 $5.19 26 coins
*The Flame in the Flood $4.49 23 coins
Don't Starve $4.99 25 coins
*Crypt of the Necro Dancer $3.99 20 coins
*Earthlock $5.98 30 coins
*Pokemon Shield exp pass $29.99 150 coins
Toki Tori $0.49 3 coins
Strike! Ten Pin Bowling $7.49 38 coins
Desktop Bowling $5.17 26 coins
*Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King $7.49 38 coins (this one is a nice throwback to old school Zelda games)
Toki Tori 2+ $1.49 8 coins
All Star Fruit Racing $0.99 5 coins
*The Flame in the Flood $4.49 23 coins
Don't Starve $4.99 25 coins
*Crypt of the Necro Dancer $3.99 20 coins
*Earthlock $5.98 30 coins
*Pokemon Shield exp pass $29.99 150 coins
Toki Tori $0.49 3 coins
Strike! Ten Pin Bowling $7.49 38 coins
Desktop Bowling $5.17 26 coins
*Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King $7.49 38 coins (this one is a nice throwback to old school Zelda games)
Toki Tori 2+ $1.49 8 coins
All Star Fruit Racing $0.99 5 coins
Narrowed it down a bit.
Both Toki Toris
Pokemon DLC
Dragon Quest 2
Either The Flame in the Flood or Crypt of the Necro Dancer
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Ended up going with Crypt of the NecroDancer, Dragon Quest 2, Toki Tori 1 and 2, OTTTD and the Pokemon Shield DLC. Still have the Flame in the Flood on my wish list.
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eninbolsonova
New Member
I'm kinda loosing my interest any new video games recently.
After GTA5, no games seems interesting.
Please leave your comment what you play recently.
Thank you!
After GTA5, no games seems interesting.
Please leave your comment what you play recently.
Thank you!
Captain Jigglypuff
Leader of Jigglypuff Army
Well what system are you looking for recommendations? I have a couple for the Switch but that is it.
eninbolsonova
New Member
I have Switch! and PC and PS4.
Captain Jigglypuff
Leader of Jigglypuff Army
Ok. For the Switch I recommend any of the Shantae games if you enjoy platformers that also have unique puzzles, Paper Mario The Origami King, Untitled Goose Game, And Pokemon Sword and Shield with the DLC. I also recommend Kirby Star Allies, Pokemon Cafe, And Tetris 99. All of those games are enjoyable to play and you will spend hours playing all of them except Untitled Goose Game. Untitled Goose Game is more of a relaxing type game where you are supposed to cause mischief but there really is no rush or pressure to do so until the last mission and the one Achievement which is time based. In Goose, you can keep tormenting the same people for as long as you’d like and the worst that they’ll ever do to you is take away something you took from the current area and shoo you away.
WaterTypeStarter
Well-Known Member
Are there any good non-Pokemon RPG's?
With a good open world and exploration?
Given PMD did not exist back then, are there any good Mystery Dungeon games for the original Game Boy?
With a good open world and exploration?
Given PMD did not exist back then, are there any good Mystery Dungeon games for the original Game Boy?
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Auraninja
Try to understand.
The one RPG I can think of that has an open world (non-linearity) and exploration is Xenoblade Chronicles X.
If you have a Wii U, you can give that game a shot.
NPC
sleep researcher
Yes, there's a really good one called Cave Noire. It isn't strictly a Mystery Dungeon game, but the gameplay is really similar. It was only released in Japan, but there's an English fan translation. Even without the translation, it's very easy to get into.