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I just grabbed DQ5 and have the earlier ones for NES(Dragon Warrior 1-4).
Also got Ogre Battle 64. I like strategy to some extent and last I played Ogre Battle I think I recall it reminding me a bit of the big battles from Suikoden, so I bet it will be fun.
I also checked and do have both Fire Emblems in my GBA folder, so might need to check them out.
And Phantasy Star IV is also on my radar along with Star Ocean for some more scifi fantasy as opposed to high fantasy.
Great suggestions, thanks!
The other GBA Fire Emblem, Binding Blade, is also pretty good. The other two GBA games are overall better, though.
Just checked and I have all three in my GBA folder. Binding Blade is a English fan translation too so that's cool.
Me finding games I actually already have since I have like 5,000 roms lol...
That's the main problem with those handheld emulators lol. I get awful choice paralysis.
For real. And my personal currated collection is actually only closer to 3,000 games but like that doesn't really make much of a difference. I think my entire rom collection is something like 120 GB which doesn't seem like a lot until you consider how small SNES and Genesis games were.
Those NES Dragon Quest games are really great for pick-up, put down. There's a fair amount of grinding, so you can just sort of zone out or stop whenever you want. DQ4 was, in a lot of ways, ahead of its time. It's the first JRPG I can think of that let you at least customize the gender of your character and the chapters-style story telling is really fun. Enjoy, man. I definitely wish I could experience some of those for the first time again, although maybe I'm just wishing I was a kid again haha
I'm sort of mad that I basically missed out on the Dragon Quest series as a kid since we were all about Final Fantasy for the most part. I think I am gonna start with DQ4 when I get to them. You are def selling me on it.