What the HELL Happened to Wild ARMs? 

The Chrono Pat 5 is the third best game. It was really good. Visually and storywise.

I didn't mean this comment as a fact that they sucked (although, BoF DQ...), but mostly that they stopped for some reason. Suiko 5 is excellent, and although I didn't finish Wild Arms 5, I liked what I played. Let's just pretend that Breath of Fire 6 doesn't exist for everyone's mental health...

Do Alter Code F and Crossfire not count?

i hope they remake suikoden 3 with current gen cell shading graphics, Breath of fire 4 would be nice as well.

Suikoden IV and Tactics were the low points of the series imo - V was refreshing

holy shit, same here. My first actual video game, actually.

Same here :) I love that first Wild Arms. It was my introduction to RPG.

When everyone was playing FFVII, the first game I got for my PS1 was Wild Arms, have never regretted my decision.

I miss the music

kind of a weird game to be your first ps1 game.

Gamers Gonline omg...I thought I was the only 1 who knew about those games...

Legend of Legaia duddddeee

legend of legaia had a trash sequel

yoooooooo legend of legaia i loved that game; had great battle gameplay

@@grimsvaultstreaming3956 y bro but the gameplay is not bad

jones brave It ended at 4 and you can not convince me that a 5th and 6th game exists.

...there's a 6th game? (And don't worry, BoF is on the list ;) )

Erick Landon RPG There was,Breath of Fire 6 was mobile only. They shut the service down so we can say it no longer exists.

Dragon quarter happened. God that game sucked

HAH!!! Breath of Fire VI happened. THat's the game that killed the series to me.

I would kill for a new Shadow Hearts

Myself the same. After I finished Covenant... Man, a sequel with Kurando; or a prequel with Yuri´s father... Dreaming is free, at least

Agrenost some gambling company owns it.

Why they don’t give us at least Shadow Hearts HD collection T.T My most favourite RPG franchise, never to have another entry...

Shadow Hearts will be done as well, don't worry, guys.

Thank you.

Don't worry, I'll make that one too!

Far as I'm aware, Lunar ended with Eternal Blue; there's not really any way to expand the story, due to how it ended. Yeah, there was that DS game, but that was a prequel for Silver Star Story, iirc

61089loki Eh, I still think it's possible. Maybe difficult, but a little challenge might do Game Arts some good, in my opinion.

They did HD remake of Grandia and Grandia 2

Sebastian Martinez hell yeah!!! I would so love that. If I had the money I would do it myself!

Sebastian Martinez 2 is probably the least talked about game in the series. I never played it. so I wonder why

Wild arms 2 is my favorite in my opinion, the history and the combat system was cool, first time playing a rpg where mana doesn't matter and i could use a lot of spells on the enemys. :)

Matty K the story and gameplay was pretty good. While the story might follow the hero route all the way through, there was nothing typical about it. I enjoyed every minute of it and the crazy puzzles it had.

By Level 5 :)

An atrocious sequel, haha. But okay, I'll consider making a video about it.

Agreed that sequel just sullied my favorite rpg

Prokion bankrupt

@@ErickLandonRPG I played the Sequel first and it was a good game on it's own, but I had no idea wtf it had to do with Legend of Legaia after playing the first game.

Wild Arms 2 is one of the best video games ive ever played in my entire life and i have beaten every JRPG on PS1, PS2, and PS4 cuz i only play JRPG genre games

@@Clouds12012 wow, I'm no pro at JRPG like you did, you do really have some good taste.. You are man of culture, my friend

All those are on the list, don't worry ;)

yeah, phantasy star....

Legaia only had two games so that's barely a franchise and Shadow Hearts had 4 games including Koudelka which is the prequel to the series.

Spacefrisian legaia killed itself with a shitty sequel that changed everything about the game.

Skys of arcadia? No love...

So you're a writer too! HIGH FIVE :D

Erick Landon RPG yes I am. :) I wrote fanfiction for years and now am writing original work that I hope to publish. My current WIP draws inspiration from Avatar the last Airbender, Steven universe, Wild Arms, and anime/JRPGs in general. Basically I take all the things I love, throw them in a bowl and see what I get. :)

I'd love to read it when it comes out!

Working on it now. Hoping to have book 1 done and ready to find a publisher by the end of this year into early next year.

beautiful whistles.

You mean you liked my previous jokes and were upset because I didn't make it again? :O

Erick Landon RPG :O

gumiya,s theory She died in the ending story credits. Arny states to it in his own way. Has a daughter.

Why did I found her in wildarms 5 °^°

kaito,s theory several past characters appeared in wild arms 5 as cameo appearances. They weren't canon.

Matty K awwwwwww i thought she,s still alive

kaito,s theory nope she dead lol

Norse Yes! XF Got harped on because you actually needed to think about the battles you were going into, rather than just powerhousing through them. Such a shame that good tactical game design gets trashed by people who can't be bothered to think their way through battles.

almightycinder XF Requires you to use your brain, kek.

Yup sadly

Matty K the battle system wasn't bad. It just didn't add too much either. But you could tell they wanted movement in the fighting neither the even more unnecessary movement of 3 that was uncontrollable

D. San it didn't have to bring too much. Whatever it brought made it unique enough. Every battle was like a mini tactical battle, and I loved the involvement of manual movement, because it made the games that much more interactive. Plus, it made sense. Just standing in front of the enemy waiting for your turn to act made final fantasy's characters up till FFX look stupid. Not to mention, it was hella boring. Movement adds such a large amount of possibilities, and wild arms 4/5 nailed that by bringing tactics into the regular battles.

I played 4 and quit near the end b/c I decided grinding levels over and over to spend at the black market wasn't worth it. I don't think I fought the final boss, but I got to the final dungeon, saw what kind of grinding I'd have to do to 100% the game, and moved on to the other game I had gotten around the same time. My biggest problem with 4 though was that tools got absolutely wrecked in that game. They used to be a huge part of what made the series fun in terms of exploration and map interaction. I could live with the hex battles, but no tools ruined it for me. I loved the tools in 2 and 3. 4 just...got rid of that, for no reason. And after seeing 4, I never played 5.

Nyonics I don't know how tools were used in 1-3 but four definitely had objects you needed to carry around, which were called tools. And in 5 those were replaced by different kinds of special bullets in your ARM which you carried around on the field all the time.

Yeah, 4 had "tools." They were garbage compared to the earlier games. IIRC in WA4 you could potentially find one of three objects in any given dungeon that you'd have to use within that same room to solve a bland puzzle. In the earlier games, each character gets 3 unique tools that can be used an infinite number of times to interact with the environment at any time. A plain example: one character in WA2 gets the kick boots, bombs, and the earthquake. The first lets you kick things--you can kick blocks to solve switch puzzles, kick a computer to make it work (was even in a magazine ad for the game), etc. The bombs are pretty self-explanatory--blow stuff up, including breakable walls and barriers, or used to activate certain kinds of switches. The earthquake destroys all breakable objects in whatever room you use it in. Another character in the same game had the grappling hook, rad blades, and jump shoes--which let you grapple across pits, speed across floor tiles that normally damage you upon contact (e.g. lava), and high jump, respectively. Somebody had a radar tool that would locate chests and other secrets for you, somebody had a bell that would instantly summon an encounter, somebody had a familiar that could hover a certain radius away from them to activate switches or open unreachable chests, etc. And there were cool tools like this in the first 3 WA games that were used WELL to enrich map interaction and puzzle-solving. Compared to them, WA4's "tools" were a cruel joke. It's okay though--you didn't know what you were missing out on so nobody can blame you for not knowing what you didn't know.

Me too.

It's on the list ;)

The third birthday nailed that coffin down lol

Hell yeah, that game deserves a video on its own in this channel xD

Third Birthday happened. The end.

They didn't have the rights to use the name and the Mitochondria story from the Original book , The author of the book apparently didn't like the direction the 2nd game took , so Square-enix wanted to give Aya another game but had to change the name and 3rd Birthday was born.

Did you not play WA3?

@@geovaughan8261 well 4 hit me tho. To each his own man

You should play the first one.

That's too bad though because that game was forgotten and underrated.

vincent hammons It's nice to wish for things but I'm very confident that Legend of Dragoon remake will never ever happen despite if Shu wants to make it happen it's not that easy. Director Hasebe-san is gone. Art director Kenichi Iwata is gone. Leaders of Legend of Dragoon have disappeared from the gaming industry. What is left? Staff that joined SIE due to their tenure and they got to first worked on Legend of Dragoon. Some were assistants and some did basic work. However, there is always hope for alternatives. Like I mentioned before assistants are now seniors and leaders. Tsutomu Kouno for example has been promoted to creative director. If we look in the past on his previous work outside of LocoRoco series on PSP he was assistant field director and field planner of Legend of Dragoon. He made towns and houses for his liking. He did basic stuff as level designer. Assistant art director and field image design of Legend of Dragoon, Hirohiko Iyoku, came back to SIE for Soul Sacrifice. He created art for characters as concept artist. Director and writer of Soul Sacrifice, Teruhiro "Crazy" Shimokawa-san, has tweeted about his pressure for his next game in 2015. He was in a scary phase where he was afraid of failure and disappointment when the project is ambitious and takes very long time to make it good. The longer it takes the higher expectations you have. The evil circle of perfectionist. Back in 2014 after a month of the release of Soul Sacrifice Delta he liked tweets about how you write and make an RPG right and differently. So there is something cooking behind the scenes at SIE internally.

vincent hammons I am genuinely tired of final fantasy’s way of storytelling...I would give my left pinky for a legend of dragoon remake and sequel though.

vincent hammons I as well, my friend. Legend of Dragoon remake, I really want that. One of my favorites on the Ps1. That and, um, Roses' Demon Gate........ If you know what I am talking about. Oh, also her Whip Smack and Hard Blade.... I just remember always laughing my ass off as a kid.

Herr Rindlisbacher mobile games are notoriously bad to begin with.

Actually I agree with that, I am not a fan either for mobile games. Though, what I was really meaning (sorry for mi bad english as it´s not my native language), is that there are a few of mobile experiences worth a shot, but most of them are in fact ports from console games (as the example of VP L I mentioned) or even indies mainly from PC. In the end? Besides the few exceptions, the vast majority of mobile games are just... eww

Golden Sun was among the candidates for today, but Wild ARMs just piqued my interest above all. But don't worry, GS WILL be done very soon...

Erick Landon RPG golden sun and golden sun lost age were amazing, but dark Dawn was a very weak follow-up, although one that I played all the way through

Dark dawn didn't made it to be a top game. So yea

Thank you!!!

Yes

Same as me, I loved the first one but have never had time to play the others.

Nikodem R Right! XF was a very fun game because it made you use your brain to overcome seemingly impossible battles, and when you pieced together the puzzle it felt incredibly rewarding.