u/New-Marionberry8680

Frustrating way to finish my collection.

Frustrating way to finish my collection.

I am a huge switch/mobile gamer. A few things about this frustrates me, but surprisingly Microsoft of all companies has given me hope.

I really wanted a Visions of Mana game for the Switch 2. But even if released on the Switch 2, it would more than likely be a GKC. That is fine, I have bought one so far and possibly would pick this up another. Not ideal though.

Now unfortunately SE has not announced support for Microsofts D2D, but my hope is that they eventually do. Then I could play this on a ROG Xbox handheld PC. But even if they don't I have the game in my possession.

Anyways, if they do eventually along I will be picking up Star Ocean: The Divine Force next with hopefully the same out come.

Sorry for the rambling.

u/New-Marionberry8680 — 12 days ago

My daughter loves Zelda games, how do I get her into JRPGs

She loves Zelda games, but she has beat BOTW and TOTK, and if now going backwards through old content. She is playing twilight princess right now.

I am wondering if there is a game I could introduce her to that could bridge the gap. She seems to love the love story between Link and Zelda. She is good with the controls of those big open world games so an AJRPG might be more fitting for her. She seemed confused watching me play Xenoblade from a control aspect.

Any recommendations welcome. Just nothing to weird, I think TOTK was weird enough lol.

Edit: She is 14, and definitely into more modern 3D game. On top of beating tears of the kingdom and breath of the wild, she has also beat Age of Imprisionment.

Thank you all for the recommendations so far. I think kingdom hearts might be good, but she also might think it is too childish. the Ys series recommendation also has potential. The latest tales also might be good, but to dark? so maybe and earlier in in the series?

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u/New-Marionberry8680 — 5 months ago