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[sinrevi-art]

Inktober #10 - Maxim (Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals) G-pen & ink, markers and gelly roll pen. (Whoops, never got around to scan this one! Saw this Maxim in my sketchbook and thought he should be on my blog.) ~photo version below~

[starlitskvaderart]

Midori One Day One Page 88!

Can't do a Lufia Week without a Shaia... I was torn on whether to draw Lexis, Raile, or Isaac but eventually decided on a wild card option: Yu Shaia from the canceled Ruins Chasers, a game I've been mourning for over two decades (though some of its aesthetic snuck into the DS remake of Lufia II....)

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[pitagain]

#365DaysOfVGM Day 56:

The Final Decisive Battle (Lufia & The Fortress of Doom; other versions [2001/2010])

Not battle, but classic buildup BGM, almost as if a battle is nearby in this list!

(Length before loop [Games]: 1+ minutes, [Arrange]: 1.5+ minutes)

[lilithfairen]

When you go off to listen to the Lufia DS OST and it's soooooo good but then you're like

i am not ready

[game-boy-pocket]

Final Fantasy Legend

Yes I've already played some of these, EarthBound and Dragon Quest III have MSU-1 patches now that I'd like to try, and I actually have the physical copy of Super Mario RPG from my childhood, I actually played a great deal into it before I moved, but stopped around the Lands End portion of the game, I need to get back to it.

I have also already played Chrono Trigger, but it was only once, on the DS, a long time ago, I've forgotten most of everything that happens in the game that didn't get a fancy FMV cutscene. I might try an MSU-1 of that as well if it works on real hardware.

I played a good chunk of Secret of Mana and Final Fantasy IV but never finished either of them. The others would be brand new to me.

[legiongamerrd]

#Gamefemerides

Hace 14 años fue lanzado Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals. Es un RPG de acción co-desarrollado por Neverland y Square Enix para Nintendo DS. Es un remake de Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals, también desarrollado por Neverland, para Super Nintendo de 1995. El re-diseño de personajes estuvo a cargo del ex-diseñador de SE, Yusuke Naora.

El juego inicia con un prólogo de Gades, anunciando que los Sinistrals se enfrentarán en guerra contra la humanidad.

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[bella97starcandies]

Just sit back and relax, my friend.

Today's lesson won't take too long.

And to make it more interesting,

It takes the form of this nerdy song.

The year is 1889,

Before the accolades and awards.

Nintendo got its start

From making hanafuda cards.🎴

For a century, they grew and planned

To discover just what sells.

Making vacuums and Ultra Hand

And love testers and love hotels.🏩

But they soon zeroed in on games

Like the Game & Watch and Color TV.

In '81, they made Donkey Kong,

And the rest is history.

This is the history of Nintendo.

Spanning the years, hanafuda to Mario...

Straight from Kyoto, with a guy named Miyamoto,

This is the history of Nintendo

1985: Future stars like Link and Samus, and portly plumbers hit the scene.

'89: All our mothers took our Game Boys to play Tetris on that tiny screen.

'91: Super Mario World taught us we could fly while riding dinosaurs.

'94: Virtual Boy had us seeing red, returning systems to their stores.

'96: Let's-a go with Mario to new horizons...

'98: Pokémania caught our hearts and dollars too.

2001: The GBA and GameCube lost some marketshare that day.

But we still loved to play Smash Bros. Melee...!

So goes the history of Nintendo.

From Ana to Kat, Pikachu to Lucario.

A fierce crescendo peppered with strange innuendo,

This is the history of Nintendo.

2004, the DS.

2006, the Wii.

2011, the 3DS, a DS in 3D.

2012, the Wii U, out by this year's end,

And so my friend, well now you know the history of Nintend...o.

Hanafuda, Ultra Hand, Sheriff, Kirby's Pinball Land,

Wild Gunman, Superman(?), Mario Land, Jam With the Band,

Mega Man 1 through Mega Man 7, DK '94 and Rhythm Heaven,

Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10, Darkwing Duck, DuckTales, Talespin,

Dragon Quest, Diddy's Quest, Simon's Quest, Gargoyle's Quest, Master Quest, Mystic Quest, Puzzle Quest, Fester's Quest,

Yamauchi, Miyamoto, Iwata, Sakurai, Sakamoto, Tezuka, Totaka, Itoi, Arakawa, Kondo, Yokoi,

Ocarina of Time, Link to the Past, Link's Awakening, Majora's Mask,

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, Pokémon Blue and Killer Instinct,

Little King's Story, Epic Yarn, Actraiser, Terranigma, Illusion of Gaia, Soul Blazer,

Final Fantasy, Super Metroid, Cool Spot, MC Kids, and Yo Noid!,

Mega Man X, The Thousand-Year Door, Punch-Out!!, Resident Evil 4,

F-Zero, Hey You, Pikachu!, Viewtiful Joe and Lufia 2,

Kid Icarus: Uprising, Zelda 1, Golden Coins, GoldenEye, Golden Sun,

Mother, EarthBound, Mother 3, Brawl in the Family!

This is the history of Nintendo!

From Nester to Ness, Waluigi to Wario.

Soon to be taught in schools all over Tokyo,🇹🇰🗼

To solve the mysteries of Nintendo...

This was the history of Nintendo!

[circle-bircle]

jrpg/srpg recs? old or new doesn't matter, but it's easier for me to get around to games if they're older so I can load them on my psp or 3ds or whatever. in return I give you uhhhh have you played any of the department heaven games? they're more like weird srpgs, st!ng loves experimenting with their games. gungir is my favorite cause it's the most depressing (imo) and there's sibling angst

department heaven looks cute! t'will have to check it out someday :) sibling angst is always fun!

onto the recs:

jrpgs:

standard ff2 plug (20th anniversary edition is my fav personally...), the FFIV collection for the psp is complete and also the best way to play 2D FFIV (imo). of course the 3d version is also on DS so YMMV. I liked Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest for what it was, Final Fantasy Legend and its sequels are games that Exist but I didn't particularly enjoy them just because i don't like GB games. But they are out there!!

I know I'm not the kind of person to shill DB but I had a fun time with Buu's Fury on the GBA... and it's not a JRPG but if you like pressing buttons really good this might be up your alley.

Golden Sun exists, I think everyone should play Chrono Trigger if you have not already. I talked about it briefly in my last rec post but Lufia 1/2 are JRPGs that exist for sure. The Suikoden series is cool and I am itching to play Eiyuden Chronicles one day!!

Dragon Quest has handfuls of fun games, SMT of course exists as well and I am partial to Nocturne. I have never played Bravely Default but all of my friends who are into JRPGs more than I am sing of both games' praises, TWEWY exists, and for the 3DS I actually really liked Monster Hunter Stories which is nifty and very cute.

srpgs:

of course fire emblem as the SRPG probably everyone around this blog knows about. I wish I liked Tear Ring Saga more but it's not my thing personally, but if you like the kaga sagas I would recommend it! There are pretty people, so no complaining from me :P Vesteria Saga and the other games exist too. I haven't played them though, so no opinion from me! But they exist!!

OFC have to say FF Tactics, FF Tactics Advance, FF Tactics A2. I love FFTA but I know FFT is way better according to everyone. There's also Final Fantasy XII Revenant Wings which people usually put as a JRPG but it's definitely not a traditional JRPG. I personally think it's very slow to control but it's not the worst game you could be spending your time playing.

People really like Tactics Ogre... I did not. There were two characters I liked but I just didn't want to sit through multiple routes - but hey, there's multiple routes if you like that stuff!

I have heard good things about both Project X Zone and Triangle Strategy, but I'm poor so I've never played either. However, I think a fun game is Summon Night 5!!! I haven't played any of the other games, but the characters are very cute and it is an SRPG so I am putting it here!

That's all off the top of my head. I have a million more I could probably recommend, but I'd be repeating myself and shilling FF2 more than I should. I hope some of these games inspire you to look for yourself! Or replay an old gem, or something :P

[youngmysticcy]

Sure, what the hey. This'll be funny because my library is pretty much exclusively video game music and remixes :p

I don’t usually do these, but I kinda like this one so thanks @halfbakedideas for the tag 😂

Open tag bc I never know who to tag for these 😅 Still very curious to see everyone’s random music

[sinrevi]

Lufia DS - Booklet that has transcripts of the drama tracks from the OST inside, signed by Japanese voice actors. Bought this earlier this year.

[sinrevi-art]

Maxim from Lufia: Curse of The Sinistrals (2014)

[theloganbrand]

Like I really have a lot of problems with the aesthetic changes for the ds remake of lufia 2. But swordsmen wearing a leather jacket is a cool look.

[kahran042]

My personal manual of style for RPGs

Numbering Roman numerals for: -Arc the Lad series -Breath of Fire series -Dragon Warrior/Quest series -Final Fantasy series -Final Fantasy Legend series -Growlanser series -Might & Magic series -Phantasy Star series -Shining Force series -Suikoden series -Ultima series -Ys VII Arabic numerals for: -Dark Cloud series -Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 -Kingdom Hearts series -Mother 3 -Persona series -Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series -Romancing SaGa series -SaGa Frontier 2 -Seiken Densetsu 3 -Star Ocean 2 -Tales of Destiny 2 -Wild ARMs series Roman numerals and subtitles for: -Ar tonelico series -Breath of Fire V: Dragon Quarter -Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals -Ultima VII: The Black Gate -Ultima VII: Serpent Isle -Ys series (except for Ys VII) Arabic numerals and subtitles for: -Atelier Iris series -Disgaea series -Persona 2: Eternal Punishment -Persona 2: Innocent Sin -Lunar 2: Eternal Blue -Mana Khemia series -Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria "Episode" and Roman numerals for: -Xenosaga Subtitles without numbers for: -Arc the Lad: End of Darkness -Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits -Castlevania series -Fire Emblem series -Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart -Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker -Lufia: The Legend Returns -Mario & Luigi series -Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door -Shadow Hearts series -Star Ocean: Blue Sphere -Star Ocean: The Last Hope -Star Ocean: To the End of Time -The Legend of Zelda series Always use subtitles: -Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean -EVO: The Search for Eden -Lunar: Silver Star Story -Odyssey: The Legend of Nemesis -Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure -Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis

Alphabetization -Roman numerals count as their Arabic equivalents for purposes of alphabetization. -Even if a game comes before another in a series, alphabetical order will take priority, with the following exceptions: --The Pokémon series always goes in generational order: Red/Blue/Yellow, Gold/Silver/Crystal, Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald, FireRed/LeafGreen, Diamond/Pearl/Platinum, HeartGold/SoulSilver, Black/White/Black 2/White 2, X/Y, OmegaRuby/AlphaSapphire, Sun/Moon, Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon, Sword/Shield. --The Dragon Warrior/Quest and Lufia series are always listed in chronological order. --Ultima VII: The Black Gate always comes before Ultima VII: Serpent Isle.

Dragon Warrior/Quest series titles I, II, III, IV, VII, Monsters, Monsters 2: Dragon Warrior V, VI, VIII, IX, Monsters Caravan Heart, Monsters Joker, Swords: Dragon Quest

Miscellaneous -For Fire Emblem games, translated subtitles are only used if the game has been officially localized. In addition, "Rekka no Ken" is left untranslated, as its subtitle was never officially translated. -All four parts of .hack count as a single game. -For the Wild ARMs series, ARM is always capitalized, since it's an acronym. -For Dragon Warrior/Quest games, the DQ8/DS localizations will be completely ignored, unless it's completely unavoidable - i.e., most of the new skills from Dragon Quest VIII. Because, frankly, I would rather tear out my brain stem, drag it to the nearest four-way intersection, and skip rope with it than use most of those names. -Same goes for Final Fantasy Tactics - War of the Lions is to be ignored at all times, unless unavoidable. However, I'm willing to make a special exception for Rafa and Malak's skills, because the War of the Lions names for those are actually pretty cool. -However, Sword of Mana trumps Final Fantasy Adventure, and if the SaGa/Final Fantasy Legend games are rereleased in English, chances are that the new translation will take priority. -Pokémon games are listed as all games for the appropriate generation and setting - i.e., Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow, Pokémon HeartGold/SoulSilver. The exceptions are Black 2/White 2 and Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon, which are listed separately from, but directly after, their respective precursors. -The E in Pokémon always has an accent mark. -"The" is always used with The 7th Saga, The Granstream Saga, The Final Fantasy Legend, The Legend of Dragoon, and all games in The Legend of Zelda series. -NetHack is always written in CamelCase. -Ar tonelico is always written in "big A, small t" style.

[foxpeak634]

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OverviewBreath of Fire is the first entry in the relatively successful Breath of Fire series, developed by Capcom. The gameplay is similar to other SNES RPG titles, such as Final Fantasy IV, with turn-based combat and a large medieval-like overworld to traverse.

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You play as a warrior with blue hair who had a dream about a blue Dragon and a member of the Light Dragon clan.You find out as you wake up the house is on fire and outside the village too.Because of the Dark Dragon who seem to have a plan to rule over all other Dragon family's then the world.It up to you and other travelers you meet along the way to stop them.

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[blog-of-yuki]

If you had to recommend someone play 5 games to really get a feel for you/your tastes, what five would you pick?

1) Fatal Frame 3

2) Primal

3) Okage Shadow King

4) Castlevania [DS Era]

5) Resident Evil [pre 4]

Honorable Mentions: Persona 3, Lufia 2, Kirby, Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor, Harvest Moon, Valkyrie Profile, the Touhou Fighting Games, Disgaea, Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure, Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines

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Tagging: @charlatanj @blulibrarian @barkinginuyasha and whoever else wants to do this

[legiongamerrd]

#Gamefemerides

Hace 13 años fue lanzado Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals. Es un RPG de acción co-desarrollado por Neverland y @squareenixlatam para @nintendolatam DS. Es un remake de Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals, también desarrollado por Neverland, para Super Nintendo de 1995. El re-diseño de personajes estuvo a cargo del ex-diseñador de SE, Yusuke Naora.

El juego inicia con un prólogo de Gades, anunciando que los Sinistrals se enfrentarán en guerra contra la humanidad. La historia entonces procede a su enfoque en Maxim, un joven cazador de monstruos bendecido con poderes impresionantes y misteriosos.

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