Blood Drive is certainly... something. Very uh... anime. Very... odd direction to go. But Book of Shadows... muah, chef's kiss.

I count Book of Shadows as one of the most effective and terrifying games I have ever played/read. The original Corpse Party's great and scary and all, but the intense, gruesome detail of all of the horror going on in BoS, especially the bad ends like being graphically described the experience of being beheaded and how, realistically, your consciousness WOULD persist long enough for you to see your own headless body plummet to the ground while you just helplessly perished...

shiver

I love that game to pieces. Voice acting is real good too. I totally recommend you listen to the VA commentary in the extras menu when you're done all the stories, it's a fun time.

Danganronpa V3 was a pretty difficult platinum compared to the other games. I was tempted to stack the trophy lists with the Vita version but I don't think I want to do that since its easily over 80 hours.
The part that's probably gonna give you the most trouble is Ultimate Talent Development and the Despair Dungeon. They give you very little to work with on the first 20 or so floors. I recommend looking up a speedrun guide if you want to figure the best and fastest strategies to use

You played Actraiser Renaissance, correct? To me it was looking even better than the SNES original, but the unforgiving RTS battles made me ragequit halfway through Kasandora. You didn't seem to have nearly as much trouble having 100% it recently, so what are your thoughts?

You're kinda making me want to start my copy of Blue Reflection now that the sequel is here. and before physical copies become scarce and expensive.

Aokana also looks interesting, though I was also waiting for a PS4 physical copy, looks like I will have to get it on the Switch.

Merry Ring day!

"Dare I say that this game is appealing?"

Fry: I get it!

It's an interesting feeling, being one of the few to like a certain game that most everyone else hates. It's something I can relate with on quite a few games that I enjoyed that most people view in a more negative light.

I'm tempted to buy the FF Pixel Remasters but I'm probably holding out in case they do a PS4 release somewhere along the line. It sounds like FF1 would be a fun trophy list to complete judging by the Steam achievements.

Damn you had more patience than me - I fought about 10 battles in the Pyramid with the Golden Claws and went, "actually you know what, these aren't worth it" and ditched them lol.

I hope so, with how lucky I got to secure Ryza 1 physical on amazon. Won't get here until late May though

Thanks! It's a pretty fun game to speedrun, and the trophy is a really nice method of learning it. Plus if you're familiar with the game overall, it's a pretty doable trophy.

Ho man, Commanduh Keen? We need more ports of old PC games on consoles. I'm dyin' fer a Jill or Jazz Jackrabbit collection on Switch.

Hey, I see you've beaten Ys IX: Monstrum Nox, did you enjoy the game? how good is it compared to other Ys ? I usually love Ys games but for some reason didn't find IX appealing so I haven't gotten it yet.

Crystal Ortha is not even in the coming soon section of the Switch eShop. I guess we are #3 now when it comes to Kemco releases

I see it's your Ring Day! Happy Anniversary! May you complete tons more games in the following year!

How about Legend of the Ghost Lion or Lagoon? They're by Kemco.

Edit: You beat Lagoon! Cool.

I can't believe Tomoyo Aftuh got added to the eShop. This is all I can think about: [Link]

One of the few people I know who can included that in their JRPG beaten list

Alphadia Genesis out next week on Switch!

What exactly is Final Fantasy CII. I noticed you play a lot of Final Fantasy/SNES RPG rom hacks which is pretty cool. Are they like Pokemon Rom hacks where they're like brand new games or just minor changes for some?