The Kain ones, I mean. The action/adventure, not the more iso rpg ones.

I've got all of them downloaded, but am new to the series. Is there one that is like, a "most people like this one" game between them? What should I play first?

I really hope someone is gonna lots of money for whatever they do to go to shit.

Alternatively it would be really funny if someone was prepared to pay like a grand for it, but then the old site owner swoops in and just renews it for the $12 bucks minutes before the auction ends

The leveling system, while basic, really made it click with me more than some of the older ones I've played. Also, partially because of that, I didn't find it difficult enough for me to put down the controller.

Which CV game should I play next? I've got most of them up until Lords of Shadow downloaded for emulation, and my device can probably run any 3ds entries p well.

I've heard the GBA and DS ones are well liked. Been thinking about those next, but which do you suggest?

As always, Amerikkkan culture makes no sense and is borderline nonexistant, all we have is spongebob and spiderman

Updoots to the left

Something that totally shocked you learning it or realizing it. I might be using the wrong wording here, but ill give you my example:

In Ocarina of Time, we all know the Triforce was cut, or otherwise not something you get in the game, save for in the cutscenes towards the end. BUT - did you know you can actually go find it and see it in the game?

If you have a Gameshark, turn on the levitation code. Go go Zeldas Cortyard in the room where she is, and fly over the wall. When you fall, you'll land in a pool of invisible water, and underneath the center of the room with the flowers, look down - there it is. Can't interact with it, but you can see it, and i choose to believe putting it in that exact spot was intentional for lore reasons.

What do you got?

It happened early on in the first story arc, and just starting the second one to see it happen like the very first scene.

Also its a fun basic action rpg, gameplay loop is enough to keep me coming back. Playing the Vita remaster of it.