Joe Miller: "This week is all about the mini-games that did so well distracting me from missions of earth-shattering importance. After all, what fun is saving the world without the rattle of dice and shuffling of cards? I stayed away from slot machine, poker, or arena style mini-games, and ones that were heavily quick-time event based. What I like are games that managed to give a break from the RPG grind, but still have some integration or usefulness, so it didn’t feel like wasting time while dabbling."
The strategists are a key component in the suikoden series to aid the heros. So let's talk about the Top 5 strategists from the Suikoden series!
With the Remaster release date finally announced we ranked the 5 mainline Suikoden games of the series!
Gary Green said: Tempting as it is to dedicate our first installment of PlayStation Icons to a franchise-leader like Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, or even Sackboy, instead I’m choosing a character that I, like so many others, connected with on a personal level. He’s a moody, world-weary teen, a proud loner with no time for the drama of others, and yet he’s also a hero just waiting for the motivation to unleash his full potential. He’s a warrior. He’s a leader. He’s the king of internal monologues. It’s time to meet Squall Leonhart.
I think Bliztball is the best if you understand how to play it.
Then the card game in FF9.
I'll have to say the Snowboard mini game in FF7. Played that forever trying to get the high scores. Very addictive.
That turtle game from Super Mario RPG!!
I really want Triple Triad to become popular in real life again. I wanted to buy some of the cards on ebay but they're so expensive because of how rare they are.