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- KLONOA DOOR TO PHANTOMILE MIDI PS3
Of course the magic of video game music is not just limited to JRPGs. With composers like Nobuo Uematsu, famous for the Final Fantasy series, Koji Kondo, the genius behind The Legend of Zelda soundtracks, or Shoji Meguro, a more obscure composer famed with composing some unique music for the Persona franchise, video games are a land filled with magnificent composition. Video game music has become a lot more complex since the early days of arcade machines though. If you don’t know the music to this, you have clearly been under a rock Which games are you going to be picking up?
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The full list of games can be found here.
KLONOA DOOR TO PHANTOMILE MIDI PS3
Now the only problem I have, is that storage on my 500GB PS3 is rather lacking, and I need to take out a small loan for a bigger memory card for my PS Vita…Īll of these games are on sale until 12am GMT 25-09-2014. It seems like only yesterday I was playing these actually, so we’ll see if I get a nostalgia hit. I think I still have all these on disk somewhere, but I can’t be bothered to rifle through the memory cards I have to find some empty space when I can just play them on the PS3/Vita. That’s a pretty amazing price for an entire series, and the Spyro series is really enjoyable. Regardless, it would be nice to play as this little fluff ball of frustration again. Judging from his character design, he’s taken a few cues from Sonic & co. Klonoa is another classic game that brings back childhood memories like Pandemonium.
Along with the hours of frustration when I attempted to ride the completely uncontrollable bike. It looks so dated now, but I remember the hours of fun I used to have playing this. As I type this, I have the opening song in my head. Again, I already own this on PS1, but it’s one of those titles I wouldn’t mind buying again. This is probably my favourite racing title of all time. I remember the hours of frustration, but there’s something about them that makes me want to give them another go, and at that price I can hardly say no. They are memories of love and irritation, as Pandemonium is not an easy game to play. Pandemonium/Pandemonium 2 (£1.49/£1.34 PS+ each)īoth of these games bring back childhood memories. It would be nice if Grandia 3 would appear in the UK now though… The characters are likeable, and the battle system is classic. If you love JRPGs and you haven’t had the pleasure of playing this, get it.
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Grandia is an absolute classic JRPG in my opinion, and even though I already have it on PS1, I might just get it on the PS Vita for a bit of portable JRPG magic when I’m travelling to and from London. Here’s what I’ve got my eye (and wallet funds) on: So it would be rude not to grab a few things from the retro sale. I traded in my old Xbox 360 at CEX and got a £47 credit voucher after buying a few games in store, so I decided to get myself £50 worth of PSN credit once I saw all the sales. If you read my last post, you will see that I purchased quite a few games from the Rising Star 10th anniversary sale.
PSN are doing some pretty amazing sales at the moment.
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