/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9669463
>Grass is greener.. I have a mint condition telly from a little over two decades ago, and it really is rather great, but it's composite only. I'm not sure what to do. Go on the hunt for a composite telly, and if I get one, essentially just get rid of my great condition telly, or be content with what I have and avoid the effort altogether.
Unless you think your television looks like ass, I'd stick with it. Just keep one eye out for any potential upgrades.

>>9221290 Continuing from >>9221748
Also final notes:
Valkyrie Profile uses allusions from western sources in a way that ultimately make the story feel connected within the overall canon (even though its initial first impressions give the opposite vibes). As a result, its art style feels timeless in a way its peers do not manage. It also features two of the most talented artists in the Japanese entertainment industry as the character designers/illustrators for the game: Kou Yoshinari and You Yoshinari.

So the net result is a game with my favorite art, music, and story. The gameplay is also excellent though not my focus as compared to other aspects.

>>9221290
Also final notes:
Valkyrie Profile uses allusions from western sources in a way that ultimately make the story feel connected within the overall canon (even though its initial first impressions give the opposite vibes). As a result, its art style feels timeless in a way its peers do not manage. It also features two of the most talented artists in the Japanese entertainment industry as the character designers/illustrators for the game: Kou Yoshinari and You Yoshinari.

So the net result is a game with my favorite art, music, and story. The gameplay is also excellent though not my focus as compared to other aspects.