Favorite is difficult and changes over time. But it's gonna be one of these:
Now I think The Pianist is the best movie of all time, which is a different thing, but that newer movie 1917 sure competes.
I think most Ys games are slow to start and easy to let go of, but if you hang in there, the stories eventually reach a point at least for me that I can't stop.
Bonus pics of an easter egg achievement that makes me question myself:
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Bonus pics of this fight:
Bonus pic of what happened before this:
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Are you effectively demanding someone argue with you? How Boomer.
Those ships are dildo's?
Spoiler about Monstrum Nox and Lacrimosa of Dana.
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Dana technically shows up in Monstrum Nox, and that game kind of continues alluding to themes from Lacrimosa, depending on your interpretation.
I think you're right. PSP has 1 & 2 chronicles, Felghana (3), Napishtim (6), and Seven was PSP originally. Though Im unsure how many of those were available digitally so that you could get them on Vita.
Then this game (8) and Celceta (4) were on Vita, as well as a rerelease of Origin on Vita.
Game 5 to date has never been released outside Japan, so 1-8, minus 5 are all theoretically possible on Vita.
It's all on Steam nowadays too and I also play those on Steam Deck.
I personally love the Ys stories. They pack tons of character development and story into single games. The gameplay is primarily why I love it. It's some of the best action hack n slash for me. I know some of it is trophy and typical but I don't care. The stories usually have fun twists and memorable moments with all the characters. Every game is pretty different too, making them feel fresh each time.
One thing I like about Ys, is while there's a little bit in the games of romance or sexy girls, it is actually pretty astonishing how these games never force romance between the main character and all the women. Especially this game Ys VIII, there's so many moments where you're sure they're going that route, and they don't.
No, the Ys games truly focus on an adventurer and his friends building rapport and saving the world. I'd argue these games have tons of teachable and wholesome moments.
And as the other person said, all the Ys music is brilliant. I have all the music for almost all the games. Love it.
I disagree. I emulate a lot, and the CRT stuff makes them look worse to me. Just adds noise to the image.