For the longest time, it seemed that Final Fantasy conquered the RPG market so much that it even destroy Dragon Quest, it’s competitor. But once Enix and Square Soft united as Square Enix, they brought back Akira Toriama to resurrect this forgotten RPG series. This is honestly the last great JRPG before the trend of Western RPG dominated the gaming market worldwide. Dragon Quest VIII had it all. A fully three-dimensional environment (a first for the series), a beautifuly orchestrated soundtrack, superb voice acting, an enjoyable alchemy system, a battle arena where you could fight and recruit monsters, a simple yet effective story and a lovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Final Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edge graphics and an uncommonly charming world. If this is a throwback, we’ll happily continue living in the past.
Shocked to see one of the most beloved games of all time to be placed at number 10? Well, outside of the scale and beautiful level designs, Shadow of the Colossus should have been more… much, much more. One of the missed opportunities that Shadow of the Colossus left out is giving us a larger variety of bosses; only having 16 Colossi and nothing much more to the game kinda leaves something to be desired. Other than that, this game pushes the Emotion engine more so than any other PS2 title in its library. It used up the PS2’s best graphics, motion that objects makes, and even the size and scale of this game’s world to feel impeccable. It’s the one title that got every game on the edge of their seat because there hasn’t been a game to look anywhere like this! Shadow of the Colossus is so well crafted that it’s being used as an example so much whenever the topic of video game is art comes around. Shadow of the Colossus significantly made history of what video games can do when looking at this interactive media in a much more dynamic level.lovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Final Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edgelovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Final Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edge graphics and an uncommonly charming graphics and an uncommonly charminglovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Finallovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Final Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edge graphics and an uncommonly charming Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edge graphics and an uncommonly charming For the longest time, it seemed that Final Fantasy conquered the RPG market so much that it even destroy Dragon Quest, it’s competitor. But once Enix and Square Soft united as Square Enix, they brought back Akira Toriama to resurrect this forgotten RPG series. This is honestly the last great JRPG before the trend of Western RPG dominated the gaming market worldwide. Dragon Quest VIII had it all. A fully three-dimensional environment (a first for the series), a beautifuly orchestrated soundtrack, superb voice acting, an enjoyable alchemy system, a battle arena where you could fight and recruit monsters, a simple yet effective story and a lovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Final Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edge graphics and an uncommonly charming world. If this is a throwback, we’ll happily continue living in the past.
Shocked to see one of the most beloved games of all time to be placed at number 10? Well, outside of the scale and beautiful level designs, Shadow of the Colossus should have been more… much, much more. One of the missed opportunities that Shadow of the Colossus left out is giving us a larger variety of bosses; only having 16 Colossi and nothing much more to the game kinda leaves something to be desired. Other than that, this game pushes the Emotion engine more so than any other PS2 title in its library. It used up the PS2’s best graphics, motion that objects makes, and even the size and scale of this game’s world to feel impeccable. It’s the one title that got every game on the edge of their seat because there hasn’t been a game to look anywhere like this! Shadow of the Colossus is so well crafted that it’s being used as an example so much whenever the topic of video game is art comes around. Shadow of the Colossus significantly made history of what video games can do when looking at this interactive media in a much more dynamic level.lovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Final Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edgelovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Final Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edge graphics and an uncommonly charming graphics and an uncommonly charminglovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Finallovable cast. It’s no wonder that the game became an international smash hit, and even today it is considered by many to be the best Dragon Quest game in the series. This title screams classic RPG at it’s fullest, but at the same time does a lot of different thing never seen from the genre. It’s what all RPGs might be like if Final Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edge graphics and an uncommonly charming Fantasy VII hadn’t come along and changed everything. Far from a throwback, it succeeds spectacularly in marrying old-school RPG concepts with cutting-edge graphics and an uncommonly charming
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