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I've played a lot more games than I have on here but I'll be slowly adding them here and focusing on games I'm currently playing.
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NieR: Automata
NieR: Automata
Bastion
Bastion
Persona 3 Portable
Persona 3 Portable

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Persona 3 Portable
Persona 3 Portable

May 29

Final Fantasy III
Final Fantasy III

Feb 12

Final Fantasy II
Final Fantasy II

Feb 06

Hades
Hades

Jan 23

Final Fantasy
Final Fantasy

Jan 20

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This was my first Persona game and one of the first JRPGs I ever finished many years ago and I've tried to replay it many times over the years but I only now managed to finish it again, my first playthrough I played as the male mc and also missed a ton of content since this game has a ton of easy to miss content and that's how these game go on your first playthrough, this time I played as the female mc and used a guide to complete every social link and it was an incredible experience that made me fall in love with the game all over again. Absolutely incredible must-play JRPG in my book and I can now confidently once again say that this is one of my favorite JRPGs of all time.

After playing the pixel remasters of 1 and 2, I switched over to the 3d remake for 3 and it definitely had some flaws, it required a lot more grinding than 1 and 2 did for me, the very ungenerous save system cost me significant amounts of progress at some points and made the final boss terrifying since dying would have cost me an hour+ of progress, but overall I had a really good time and enjoyed the game a lot. I wish the job system had continued to be a thing regularly instead of just sporadically appearing since while it had flaws, it also had a ton of potential and along with the story and the music, was definitely the most memorable part of the game.

While definitely one of the weaker entries in the series, and victim of some less than stellar attempts at innovation, I still found FFII an enjoyable experience. Would be on par with FFI if not for the absurdly high random encounter rate bogging everything down but in spite of that I found the story and scope of the game very impressive, especially given when it came out.