cj_iwakura
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Should have sent a poet.
OK so what's the deal with the PSP version of VI? It's on the JP PSN store, but not NA? Is there an English text option? Odd that it wouldn't be on the NA store when all the others are - seems like this is a niche series that benefits from accessibility.
But I see it's published by Konami - probably the worst Japanese publisher still in business.
OK so what's the deal with the PSP version of VI? It's on the JP PSN store, but not NA? Is there an English text option? Odd that it wouldn't be on the NA store when all the others are - seems like this is a niche series that benefits from accessibility.
But I see it's published by Konami - probably the worst Japanese publisher still in business.
OK so what's the deal with the PSP version of VI? It's on the JP PSN store, but not NA? Is there an English text option? Odd that it wouldn't be on the NA store when all the others are - seems like this is a niche series that benefits from accessibility.
But I see it's published by Konami - probably the worst Japanese publisher still in business.
OK so what's the deal with the PSP version of VI? It's on the JP PSN store, but not NA? Is there an English text option? Odd that it wouldn't be on the NA store when all the others are - seems like this is a niche series that benefits from accessibility.
But I see it's published by Konami - probably the worst Japanese publisher still in business.
PC version is amazing. That's the one I played. Not sure how you could get it without torrenting, though.
You can order it directly from Falcom, it's not cheap though. XSEED will probably also release it eventually, I'd guess Sara will work on it after Trails SC.
Right, thats what I mean.
Here in Japan buying it from Falcom directly, or Amazon or wherever, is easy. I don't know if they ship internationally, though.
Falcom ships internationally, international orders are done via email and not their website though.
Ahh, I see.
At any rate, if one is going to play 6, the only acceptable one is the PC version. Put all settings up as high as possible, and play that glorious 60fps Ys goodness.
That OiF engine is pure magic.
Technically it's Napishtim's engine - Ys VI came first by 2 years.
I assume we are in agreement that TG16 Ys soundtracks are the best arrangements of their respective entries?
So uh, hey... is the Premium Box 8 CD soundtrack set from the Limited Edition Oath in Felghana something of a rare item? I was perusing "music boxes" on eBay and this jumped out. Just getting the word out here in case someone is interested in adding to their collection of Ys memorabilia. Less than a day left and it's got zero bids. Hm, probably asked too high a price.
Ahh, I see.
At any rate, if one is going to play 6, the only acceptable one is the PC version. Put all settings up as high as possible, and play that glorious 60fps Ys goodness.
That OiF engine is pure magic.
At any rate, if one is going to play 6, the only acceptable one is the PC version. Put all settings up as high as possible, and play that glorious 60fps Ys goodness.
I play Ys VI on PS2.
And I keep the voices in English.
I play Ys VI on PS2.
And I keep the voices in English.
1) You list a bunch of Ys IV music and don't have Sanctuary of the Sun, clearly you are just posing as a fan.
Other selections from the greatest Ys soundtrack of all time:
A Premonition: Styx (PCE)
Shock of the Death God (PCE)
Be Careful (PCE)
Illburns Ruins (OiF)
Chester's Theme (OiF)
Darling Elena (OiF)
Steeling the Will to Fight(OiF)
Tearful Twilight (OiF)
Valestine Castle (PCE)
Sealed Time (OiF)
Tower of Fate (PCE)
and from the Ys III Super Arrange Version just because:
Wanderers from Ys (Seriously, this version is AMAZING, the Spanish trumpets alone are epic.)
Ys IV, as with pretty much every Ys game has some amazing tunes, and I loved them, hell I bought the Perfect Collections back in the 1990s, (Still sore they were stolen, years later). But Ys III is perfect. The action tunes are at their most epic, and the slower, more emotional stuff is all pitch perfect. The core compositions are all so well put together that you can listen to the PC-88 versions and they are still just as good. Seriously, the FM versions of these tunes are god-tier. It's a high mountain that Ys III sits upon, but sit upon it it does.
I'll end this with something I think that we can all agree on:
Memories of Celceta butchered Ys IV's soundtrack.
Not really. It's rare to come across since it doesn't pop up often on auction sites, but if you know where to look you could probably get the actual first release, complete with the game and the CD set, for significantly less.
I assume we are in agreement that TG16 Ys soundtracks are the best arrangements of their respective entries?
You post Shrine of the Sun but not the superior version of it? Clearly you are just posing as a fan ;p
It is weak by Ys standards, although not as weak as Ys V (Turning Death Spiral is pretty epic though). It's not bad per se, but any other Ys game has stronger boss music than Ys III/OiF. Plus, I've heard better boss music from Mieko Ishikawa (for reference, she's the true essence of old school Falcom music for me).
Looks like we won't agree on this, so let me put it in this way: As a whole package, Ys IV is my favorite Ys soundtrack; Ys III/OiF has songs I like more, but less songs I like overall (of course, it has less songs in total).
Too bad you haven't posted any of these "god-tier" PC-88 tracks *goes to hear the soundtrack with Hoot*
TL;DR: Celceta's soundtrack is overall good, but there are a lot of hit and miss songs. It's very disappointing if you were expecting anything in the quality of The Dawn of Ys, though.
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Fun question:
What are everyone's favorite intro tracks from the Ys series?
I'll start with the best remix of a classic:
Dawn of Ys - Falcom Spring 2008
God bless the JDK Band.
Fun question:
What are everyone's favorite intro tracks from the Ys series?
I'll start with the best remix of a classic:
Dawn of Ys - Falcom Spring 2008
God bless the JDK Band.
I play Ys VI on PS2.
And I keep the voices in English.
Fun question:
What are everyone's favorite intro tracks from the Ys series?
Interesting, so he hasn't been to Italy yet, I'd love to see Falcom's take on it!
Just reinstalled the free Ys VI version I got from that Groupon deal way back (+ the fan translation). I forgot how much work that was and how damn confusing it is. I'm glad I found the old thread about it. At least now after an hour I managed to do it, looking forward to playing it later.
A realization: Adol's been having young ladies (and at least one 700 year-old Goddess) swooning for him since the beginning. Of course, he keeps getting older but his "love interests" tend to be around 15-18 years old. That, coupled with what was said much earlier in the thread about Adol being a closet pervert?
brb going to hell
1) Ys II - To Make The End Of Battle
2) Ys Origin - GENESIS ~ Beyond The Beginning
3) Ys VI - Release of the Far West Ocean
Gotta get pumped to play an Ys game.
Who needs to guard, just kill them before they kill you
Being serious, getting the timing down on the flash guard really helped me stomp the game in the back half. I was never as consistent on the flash step..
Thanks! I tried it, but I prefer playing in 4:3.
Just got this in the mail because of this thread. I only had time to briefly flip through it on my lunch break, but I'm not entirely unconvinced it's not a waifu book.
Fuck you, Guilen, you shitty Volvagia ripoff. Most of the time I died when he only had 100 or so health left.