...with his immortality for longer than any other "on-screen" Suikoden character but Joshua Levenheit, [forgot about Leknaat, Windy, and Ted there... out. You never know. WHen they make Suikoden X they might decide to point out decisively where all... not a whimper, maybe. I'm not betting on it. Suikoden's getting more popular, not less... though I DOUBT it will...

... with his immortality for longer than any other "on-screen" Suikoden character but Joshua Levenheit, [forgot about Leknaat, Windy, and Ted there]...find out. You never know. WHen they make Suikoden X they might decide to point out decisively where all...and not a whimper, maybe. I'm not betting on it. Suikoden's getting more popular, not less... though I DOUBT it will ...

...Sims2--need to remember to post them when I get a chance. I haven't done anything Utena-related at all lately. (I'm trying to resist the temptation to start on the sequel to my Suikoden 'fic instead.) I've done remarkably little Utena related overall... in fact, it'd been so long was why I decided to do a little revival at my birthday. As for the Sims... I was making college students...

...> Utena viewing at my party.) Good for you. Hope y'all are well. I've got some amusing caps of some Utena-fied Sims from the Sims2--need to remember to post them when I get a chance. I haven't done anything Utena-related at all lately. (I'm trying to resist the temptation to start on the sequel to my Suikoden 'fic instead.) E. Liddell, wondering where the neko-tachi are hiding.

...fun making a certain repeatedly reviving villain look like a yutz in your last encounter with him by sending out three medium-level characters wearing everythingproof (or -absorbing) armour.) One or two of the Suikoden games (IV maybe?) allows you to collect materials to make special armor (your weapon you never find, you just pay to upgrade the one you have as you go along), but the ...

... I've been playing too much Battle for Wesnoth lately. Don't know that one. The "tactical RPG games" seem to look relatively simple, though honestly the only one I've played is Suikoden Tactics, which was not difficult, but very clunky and slow. Suiko Tactics seems to suffer a bit from poor game design, yes. Final Fantasy Tactics was much better in that regard. (I've got a ...

... has to do. Of course, this is true of other JRPGs I've played, including my beloved Suikoden series (which you need a walkthrough if you want to collect all your potential recruits). I've .... (Most games that have special item creation options I largely ignore.) One or two of the Suikoden games (IV maybe?) allows you to collect materials to make special armor (your weapon you never find, ...

...because I've been playing too much Battle for Wesnoth lately. Don't know that one. The "tactical RPG games" seem to look relatively simple, though honestly the only one I've played is Suikoden Tactics, which was not difficult, but very clunky and slow. On the PC I've been playing Civilization IV, where I've discovered any skills I had at playing strategy games I seem to have completely...

...time on them to master them. If that's the case, you might enjoy Lunar: Silver Star Story, which has fairly straightforward, old-fashioned advancement mechanics. I'm hesitant to recommend any of the Suikodens, even though Suiko III is one of my favourite games of all time, because I'm afraid the three-types-of-combat mechanic might annoy you. (Truth be told, almost all RPGs made for the...

... Unreal Tournament 2007 That's not a PS3 exclusive Final Fantasy VII HD Nope There are a lot of others including the new Suikoden which is supposed to be in production at the moment. There is a list on wikipedia if I recall correctly. The 360 has better exclusives IMO. Cue you ...