I watched Little Witch Academia, which is the result of a project meant to train new animators. It's generic if harmless, but everyone should watch it because damn, it's pretty.

 I played shining force late and it hurt my enjoyment of it, along with it just being fire emblem but not as good. I tried one and ended up dropping it pretty quick. I liked II a lot for awhile, but it eventually wore me down and I stopped. If there were no random encounters I'm sure I'd have enjoyed the whole thing. It just annoyed the hell out of me getting into fights that had nothing to do with anything when I didn't need to level and I couldn't get out of them via resetting or using the hero's escape magic.

 I did like that it had towns you could wander around in like a standard rpg. This gave you a breather between fights. And I liked that instead of going into a menu, selecting move and pointing at the panel you wanted a unit to move...you just moved them with the dpad. I don't understand why this isn't standard.

I played PS1 back when it came out. Really amazing game that blew DQ and FF1 out of the water. Not really playable now, but amazing for the 80s.

PS2 I only played briefly when it came out when a friend rented it. Disliked it at the time for the somewhat shallow reasons of it not pushing the genesis graphics like the first game pushed the master system and because no 3d dungeons. Playing it years later disliked it for the more reasonable reasons of it being grindy and bad.

PS4 on the other hand is excellent and holds up as well as any 16 bit rpg and I highly recommend it to anyone who isn't allergic to sprites.

Overall I'd put PS above SF pretty easily.

Emulators already do it, though I'd think SE would put more into it than JUST upping resolution.

 The doctor's there to fill the void from losing muh saturday morning cartoons.

A reverse image search says it's from "Fancy Lala".

 They added more to the original linked post.

 You don't get to make your own party? I think I'd skip the game just because I don't send the message that I want EO5 to be a more standard jrpg.

 Caught up on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It is ridiculous and awesome, particularly when it gets to part 2. Joseph is pretty much what you get when you combine a hotblooded punk with Doctor Who. It's got it's share of still shots which a lot of people could view as the animators being cheap, but it's stylishly done enough that the 'watching a manga' style really works for me. Though for some reason I get more of a comic rather than manga vibe....maybe because everyone's built like they were drawn by Liefeld.

 Also, I can't stop listening to Roundabout now.

12/26.

I'm so sorry.

I never asked for this.

 I was surprised that punk kids turned out to be the villains rather than the government tearing it down for being too fun. But maybe canada's not as bad with that kind of thing.

 Now you've reminded me to see when the doctor's coming back. Two weeks?

Eeeee!

The jug of cheese ballz makes me sad because they don't make them anymore. Well, there's soggy generic ones, but it's not the same.

Me over the summer.

'I saw a Dalmatian in the park today. It was the biggest dog I've ever seen. I had no idea they got so huge.'
'Are you sure it wasn't a Great Dane?'
'...'