Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster

Ha envejecido? Si,se nota que es un juego de más de 20 años? También,PERO no es para nada un mal juego puede que su historia no sea la gran maravilla,pero lo poco que llevo me ha atrapado completamente,posee un gamplay que a pesar de poco pulido es muy divertido y retador cuando pierdes sabes que es tu culpa y eso demuestra que su dificultad es alta mas no injusta claramente se queda atras comparado con otros SMT's y derivados pero aun asi es un gameplay divertido y cambio y rovolucinó a su compañia y como hacian juegos

Pretty fun so far could do without the random encounters tho

PEAK

Still easily the best mainline SMT, only being lesser than the two Digital Devil Saga games in my opinion. I played for many hours on the PS2 Maniax version, and only now realized I should play the "canon" version, Chronicles, for Raidou. Nocturne is an amazing classic with depth rivaling Persona and better gameplay than most other SMTs. However, as a remaster, this game kind of fails. Not only is it overpriced in my opinion, but the graphics and audio quality have barely been improved. Overall, a mediocre port of an amazing game. Also, for those just getting into Nocturne (all three of you), play Chronicles. It is the full game and the original vision. Dante replacing Raidou in Maniax is funny, but still I'd stay away from Maniax except for repeat playthroughs. (And why do they even include the original version? It's missing the Labyrinths of Amala, the "secret" bosses (unnamed due to spoilers), and the true final boss and ending.)

[9/10] - Man, talk about a glow-up! ...I mean as an entry in a franchise, not as a remaster. The previous SMT games were a pain in the neck to get through, but Nocturne was [b]so[/b] much fun - it's the first title in the franchise that I [i]actually[/i], unequivocally, enjoyed playing. The star of the show is easily the Press Turn system. [b]God[/b] I love the Press Turn system. It's such a simple and easy to grasp evolution of turn-based combat, yet the depth it provides to battles helps make the experience feel so much more engaging. I keep hearing people say that Nocturne is [i]really[/i] hard and even claim it as "The Dark Souls of JRPGs", but I don't really see it? It's only particularly difficult if your strategy starts and ends with Brute Force (or you're playing on Hard, but at that point what did you expect). Come prepared, know what you're doing and victory is within your reach. Some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ [i]can[/i] happen, but adapting and overcoming is how you move forward and it's [i]such[/i] a satisfying experience. Getting my ♥♥♥♥ wrecked by Matador and then coming back to stomp him into the ground with a party made specifically to counter him is probably one of my top 5 gaming memories. Visually? It's a treat as well. Nocturne is a very moody game, the environments and lighting doing a great job at setting the oppressive, otherworldly tone. You can tell it's a PS2 game at its heart, but the style itself is so distinct and ageless that it doesn't really impact the potency of the atmosphere in the slightest. Oh and the demons? Great! Love them. A high variety of designs - from cute and conventional to creepy and badass - all with 3D models and animations. You're bound to find a favorite. Coming across a new one through random encounters or fusion was always a pleasant surprise lol Where it falls a bit flat though is the narrative. The story itself isn't bad, don't get me wrong, I enjoyed it, it's just that... Replacing the Law/Neutral/Chaos paths with Reasons is a neat idea and provides new material for philosophical debates about one's own alignment, yeah, but I can't help but feel disappointed in how it was implemented. In SMT I & II, your alignment would change your experience in a way that wasn't [i]too[/i] groundbreaking, but still offered something new: differing bosses, exclusive equipment and allies, divergent story beats and so on. In Nocturne? You might skip a boss, hear a line or two of slightly altered dialogue and get a different ending cutscene. That's it. Replaying this game for the sake of collecting all of the endings (which you need to do if you want the corresponding achievements btw) became such a slog since there's so little replay value when compared to previous entries. [strike]True Demon georg is an outlier and should not be counted[/strike] Also it's pretty poor as a remaster. The music sounds like compressed ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, while the pre-rendered cutscenes are completely untouched - still 4:3 and crusty as hell. The voice acting is nice at the very least... So, overall - SMT III: Nocturne is a great game and I love it to bits, despite the subpar "remaster". It's [i]so[/i] close to being straight up amazing, but misses the mark ever so slightly. Still, it's an unforgettable experience that will stick with me for a long while. If you love games with lots of character and don't mind being challenged from time to time, then I think it's well worth a shot! On a discount though. 50€‎ for a PS2 game that's been barely touched up is... crazy.

Смт 3 ноктюрн. Если вы задаетесь почему называется именно ноктюрн, то на самом деле все очень просто, это потому что [spoiler] RANDOM ENCOUNTER это настоящий кошмар [/spoiler] Thank you shin megami tensei [spoiler] russia [/spoiler] При поддержке данте из дьявол мочь плачь серия

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