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Action & Adventure 'Grandia Xtreme' PlayStation 2
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Grandia Xtreme!?
When every contestant gets it wrong in the funniest way possible. Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxMhsX1BFDw
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I wish I remembered enough of Grandia or Grandia II to be able to look up and understand fanfics made for them.
I wish I knew anything about Grandia Xtreme or Grandia III.
I wish that Grandia.
#grandia#grandia ii#grandia xtreme#grandia iii#this post has been sponsored by me going through all the battle themes again
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COMBAT 1 | Grandia XTREME | Noriyuki Iwadare
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2023 Wishlist
Game collecting has been something I’ve been doing for the last couple of years. While it’s been fun to go on the hunt for the things I was able to find, I’ve found that my backlog has only increased a ton. I didn’t get to find everything from my wishlist last year, but I think my problem was it was too large and had some heavy hitters. After condensing to limit over-spending, here’s my 2023 Wishlist.
1. Onimusha Tactics (GBA) I’ve never played an Onimusha game but the fact that there was this standalone SRPG is interesting.
2. Lunar: Dragon Song (DS) The only game I’m missing in the series. I’ve heard it’s not the best game, but that’s ok. I still want to get my hands on it and play it.
3. Vandal Hearts II (PS) I tried to jump the gun last year and get the more recent installment of this series, but I can’t in good judgment do that before I get this game.
4. Suikoden V (PS2) Out of all the games, I’m only missing two, this and the DS game. The DS game will be for another year, but for now I want to finish out my PS Suikoden collection.
5. Grandia Xtreme (PS2) Another “completing collection.” I’m hoping to add Grandia into the stream mix soon.
6. Nobunaga’s Ambition (NES) The whole Historical Simulation Series for KOEI is interesting. I had no idea Nobunaga’s Ambition was a part of a larger collection. I could’ve used my brain to figure that out but well... Anyways, I’d love to start adding these games to my collection.
7. Radiata Stories (PS2) I remember seeing this for really cheap on Goodwill and I missed out. Ever since then I’ve had awful luck trying to get a hold of this. I don’t know anything about this game, but the characters look adorable.
8. Hylics II (Steam) I’m not sure if it’s considered collecting by building up my (already massive) Steam library, but I figured I’d add one. I have the first game and do plan to play it on stream this year. This series has always interested me because of how wacky it is.
9. The Guided Fate Paradox (PS3) I’m sure I searched “JRPGs on PS3″ and that’s how I found this. I know nothing of the game, but another of those where I thought the cover was cute. Usually that does it for me.
10. Langrisser I & II (ANY) I want to start getting into Langrisser and thought I’d like to grab this remake. I passed this up on the end of year sales, but if this does ever go back on sale on Steam then I’ll probably just pick this up. Physical versions go for a lot right now.
Unacquired from 2022′s Wishlist
Pier Solar and the Great Architects (Steam/DC)
Skies of Arcadia (DC)
Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance (GC)
Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgment (360/PS3)
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What's the best RPG turn based combat system? and why is it the Grandia system?
What's the best RPG turn based combat system? and why is it the Grandia system? There are a lot of qualities in the Grandia series, especially 1 and 2. But I'm here to talk about its amazing turn based system.From all the turn based Jrpgs I've played, I couldn't find any combat system that surpasses the system of Grandia. Only one game (to mu knowledge) did try to replicated it, but not to the full extend, the game is Child Of Light by Ubisoft.I discovered the series at Grandia 2 for the Dreamcast, then Grandia 3 on the PS2. Grandia Xtreme on PS2 wasn't to my liking. I went back to Grandia 1 but I didn't finish it. I'm still having it in mind tho.It's a shame the series just stopped. I wanted to make a post sharing a few sketches I've made during my playthrough of Grandia 2, but I couldn't post more than 1 image. Submitted August 09, 2024 at 06:10AM by ShinuRealArts https://ift.tt/rHho4f2 via /r/gaming
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My adolescent years were full of ps2... some of them opened in the dinner table and with their insides all over the place in an attemp to resurrect them. Only one of them has survived until today. So here is a list of all those games I scavenged from conversations with friends and searchs on the net in my local library.
Legend of the list:
PROGRESS:
❌ - I haven't played this yet
🔰 - I've played this a little
😈 - I've left it on the final boss, it's a me thing
✔️ - I've finished it!!!
OTHER TAGS:
🎣 - It has a FISHING minigame
✒️ - I've made a review about it!
List of PS2 videogames:
Ar Tonelico ❌
Ar Tonelico 2 ❌
Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter 🔰
Dark Cloud ❌
Dark Cloud 2 ❌
Dragon Quest 8 ✔️
Drakengard ✔️
Drakengard 2 🔰
Dual Hearts ❌
Final Fantasy 10 🔰
Final Fantasy 12 😈
Grandia 2 ❌
Grandia 3 ❌
Grandia Xtreme ❌
Kingdom Hearts ✔️
Kingdom Hearts 2 ✔️
Odin Sphere ✔️
Radiata Stories ❌
Rogue Galaxy ❌
Romancing Saga ❌
Persona 3 🔰
Persona 4 ❌
Valkyrie Profile 2 🔰
Wild Arms 3 ❌
Wild Arms 4 🔰
Wild Arms 5 ❌
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Reader question from @deepenfriendshipworldpeace
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWh93ErCE8ndLt60j9wt5Wg/playlistsplaying on original hardware, Saturn,genesis/megadrive,dreamcast,playstation1/2/3,psp,xbox,360,n64,wii,gamecube,gamegearwith exception of kingsfield ps1 trilogy and a couple others on playstation classic and a sega genesis mini, and odd pc game or switchI really enjoy your dreamcast streams in particular,have you played grandia 2?
Reminder to all our viewers that Riven now streams on Twitch here: https://www.twitch.tv/randomised_gaming/
Thanks for the question, Riven is a huge fan of the Grandia series, he hasn’t stream one yet on the channel, but we did cover Grandia 2 many years back on the channel with the first hour. https://youtu.be/QZRzD_D0K7k
Grandia 2 was a very good game, but Riven preferred the first one, third was a bit of a let down as it seems somewhat unfinished. Grandia Xtreme was a nice combat spin off and the little known Grandia: Parallel Trippers was a great side title on the Game Boy Color. We will get around to trying to cover the series more at some point.
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Benyamin Nuss & Shauno Isomura - Twelve Doors: Tribute To Noriyuki Iwadare | Wayô Records | 2021 | Black
#benyamin nuss#shauno isomura#noriyuki iwadare#twelve doors#wayô records#vinyl#black vinyl#lp#music#records#record collection#vgm#video game music#grandia#grandia ii#grandia xtreme#amagami#langrisser#lunar eternal blue#lunar silver star story
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Grandia Xtreme
Grandia Xtreme is almost a good game. It hosts many of the themes and quirks that make Grandia games so endearing and its battle system vies with Grandia III for the best in the series, but it restricts itself with a thin narrative and endlessly repetitive, padded-out gameplay.
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#hardcore gaming 101#bryan cebulski#review#grandia xtreme#game arts#japanese rpg#playstation 2#video games
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Digital Thoughts - Grandia Xtreme - PS2
Evann, our main protagonist, is recruited by the local Army to join a special task force designed to fight the “elemental disorders” currently threatening the world. The team sets off and journeys to the four ancient ruins in hopes of quelling this danger.
Along the way Evann and the team encounter many friends and foes, including Kroitz, Evann's childhood rival. Kroitz (voiced by the one and only Mark Hamill) has his own intentions for obtaining the slabs in order to awaken a power he believes will give him absolute control. It’s up to you and your friends to prevent the world from falling into an elemental catastrophe and awakening the worst evil the world has yet to witness.
Xtreme is bright, colorful and vivid. Each zone is full of vast detail from the basic interior designs of the hub town, to the vast monster filled dungeons. Enemy designs are fantastic and follow similar types from previous Grandia games such as goblins, floating starfish, beastmen, etc. Each are highly detailed polygons and have their own respective animations.
Character models are also so well done – from the wild beast girl, a young Elvish thief, to the military brute, each offers a style that fits their personality. Special moves and magic spells are absolutely top notch here. Grandia games have always been great with over the top spells and moves and Xtreme does not disappoint.
You can even go into a 1st person look around mode that allowed me to truly admire the wonderful art design and color work programmed into this game.
Xtreme is a dungeon crawler at heart and a damn good one. Most of the core loop will be spent raiding elemental dungeons in search of loot, smashing enemies for experience, and defeating each end boss. Along the way you will discover rare items, light puzzles and environmental traps. Weapons and armor are vast and varied with many dropped or stolen with special properties and elemental bonuses.
Each playable characters have their own special moves called “Arts” which can be combined into double, triple and even quadruple techs. Mana Eggs return once again and are better than ever: Each egg can be combined with another to create exciting and rare combinations which not only unlocks higher tier or new spells but stronger versions that cost less time to cast, more hits and area of effect.
Xtreme also has a deep skill system through the use of skill books. With this, you can unlock a massive variety of helpful support abilities to equip on your characters. Skills such as attack boost, increased stealing chance, movement speed increase etc allow you to truly customize your team to your personal tastes.
“Theme of Xtreme” is quite fitting for such a grand adventure. It has a sweeping and grandiose melody that fits right into the opening cinematic while retaining that signature Grandia sound.
“Theme of Rocca” will be heard quite often as it’s the main theme of the hub town. It has a funky, jazzy, high energy bossa nova sound that goes through quite a few variations along the life of the track. It never got on my nerves and was always refreshing to come back to after a long dungeon grind session. “Good Meal” is the Xtreme’s version of the classic dinner time theme known throughout the Grandia series. I have to say this is my least favorite version of it, but it does have some merits. I’m just glad to see its tradition continued even in this game.
Let’s talk combat. Grandia Xtreme has absolutely fantastic battle themes! “Combat 1” is a flamenco guitar mixed with trumpets, horns, snappy drums, and wonderful backup guitars. It’s so great that even if I hear it over and over and over I never tire as it simply prepares one for an energetic fight against any kind of beast. It ranks quite high in my personal echelon of greatest fighting battle themes of all time. “Combat 2” is played when your team is ambushed by the enemy. It has a rock guitar lead, with great synth leads. “Combat 3” is wonderful. A fitting and high energy boss theme. Riffing guitars, pulsing drums, and a gritty synth that has an excellent solo mid-way through the song. “Combat 4” “Illusory Meadow” is a strange departure from most dungeon themes. It’s a somber, soothing and reflective piece that is absolutely beautiful.
There is an Xtreme (ha!) amount of content post-game; extra dungeons, searching for rare weapons, armor, mana eggs, skills and techniques, mini games, and maximizing each party members’ levels. This is a game that truly gives you things to do!
Grandia Xtreme is a fantastic game. It currently sits at the top of my all-time favorite in the Grandia series. It may not have the deepest story, but what it lacks in plot is made up by the sheer staggering amount of content within. You can lose hours upon hours while dungeon diving in search of eggs, weapons, armors, skills, discovering new technique combinations, spells and farming endless enemies. Combine that with the cheesy over the top voice acting, beautiful saturated colors and a wonderful soundtrack and you have a game that will keep you playing for quite a long time.
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Longplay of Grandia Xtreme (5/5 - Post Game)
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Grandia III is the sixth title in the Grandia franchise
#i googled grandia 4 to make sure it wasn't real before i made a post for duckling saying grandia 4 and the broken door#but then it started talking about xtreme and i was like oh real shit?
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Hi ( ' ')/ Do you have any obscure but with good gameplay game recs? For any console but especially PS2 and N64?
Well it depends on how obscure you want to get and what type of games you like. These are some of my favorite "good gameplay" games that I feel like people don't talk about enough:
PS2 strategy RPG's -- Stella Deus, Arc The Lad Twilight of The Spirits, La Pucelle Tactics, Growlanser Generations
PS2 JRPGs -- Grandia Xtreme, Digital Devil Saga 1 & 2, Jade Cocoon 2, Atelier Iris 3 Grand Fantasm, Tsugunai Atonement
PS2 Action RPGs -- Devil Summoner 1 & 2, Shadow Tower Abyss, Forever Kingdom, Dual Hearts
PS2 Adventure/Horror -- Clock Tower 3, Disaster Report, Raw Danger
PS2 Action -- Bujingai, Gungrave, Polaroid Pete, Blood Will Tell, ChainDive
PS2 RTS - GrimGrimoire
PS2 Light Gun - Vampire Night, Ninja Assault
N64 - Rocket Robot on Wheels, Rakugakids, Sin & Punishment, Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon
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Mole's Nest | Grandia Xtreme | Noriyuki Iwadare
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Limited Run Games announced over 30 new titles it will release in physical format during its #LRG3 press conference today, including Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time from Adult Swim Games, Grandia HD Collection from GungHo Online Entertainment America, Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2 from Inti Creates, and more.
Get the full list of new announcements below.
Limited Run Games Titles
Adult Swim Games
Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time (PS4, Switch) – TBD
Aspyr Media
Star Wars Episode I: Racer (PS4, Switch) – July 10
Dangen Entertainment
Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling (PS4, Switch) – TBD
Devolver Digital
Katana Zero (Switch) – November
Exok
TowerFall Ascension (Switch) – Q3 2020
Fabraz
Demon Turf (Switch) – TBD
Freebird Games
To The Moon (Switch) – Q4 2020
Grounding, Inc.
Space Channel 5 VR: Kinda Funky News Flash! (PSVR) – November
GungHo Online Entertainment America
Grandia HD Collection (Switch) – August 7
Inti Creates
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2 (PS4, Switch) – TBD
Mighty Gunvolt Burst (PS4, Switch) – August 28
Konami
Castlevania: Anniversary Collection (PS4, Switch) – Q3 2020
Lucasarts
Monkey Island Anthology Box Set (PC) – October
Lucas Pope
Papers, Please (PS Vita) – July 24
Return of the Obra Dinn (PS4, Switch) – July 24
Q-Games
PixelJunk Eden 2 (Switch) – TBD
SNK
Garou: Mark of the Wolves (PS4) – July
Squanch Games
Trover Saves the Universe (Switch) – Q4 2020
Team Meat
Super Meat Boy Forever (PS4, Switch) – TBD
WayForward
-Shantae(Game Boy Color, Switch) – September
Switch version also due out digitally.
-Shantae: Risky’s Revenge – Director’s Cut(Switch) – September
Switch version also due out digitally alongside Xbox One version.
-Xtreme Sports(Game Boy Color, Switch) – October
Switch version also due out digitally.
Partner Distribution Titles
Carrion (Switch) – TBD
The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa (Switch) – July 21
GRIS (Switch) – TBD
Kunai (Switch) – July 8
Megadimension Neptunia VII (Switch) – July 28
My Friend Pedro (PS4) – TBD
Observer (Switch) – TBD
Ys Origin (Switch) – July 8
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine (Switch) – TBD
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