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Okay, here are some of my recs. Please forgive if there's something someone
already recommended:
>Adventures of Mana
A full 3D remake of the original Game Boy game Final Fantasy Adventure. Unlike the GBA remake Sword of Mana, it retains the style and story of the original game. There is also an option to have the original Game Boy music instead of the arranged songs.
>Appli Archives (PSM)
Straight ports of iMode phone games that were previously exclusive to Japan. Some games are adaptations of previous arcade titles, while others are entirely brand new games. The ones I recommend are the G-Mode Burger Time and the City Conection packs.
>Chaos Rings (Series)
A quadruplet of classic turn-based JRPGs developed by Media.Vision (Wild Arms, Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth). The first three games comprise their own overarching trilogy, while the fourth game (CR3) is it's own self-contained story. Unfortunately, only the fourth game is available physically as the other three are digital download only (Either seperately, or as a download code included with the Japanese exclusive physical release "Chaos Rings III: Prequel Trilogy").
>Chiebura
A loli at a hot spring wants to play with her father as he's suddenly whisked away down an endless well. Latch onto different pegs as you fend off strange enemies like evil rubber ducks.
>CounterSpy
A 2D stealth platform about an independent spy organization that's trying to prevent WWIII. Infiltrate both the U.S. and Soviet Russia as you knock out guards, sneak around bases, and find hidden documents.
>Croixleur Σ
An arena-based hack and slash title where you're fighting to climb to the type of a challenge tower. Originaly released for PC but has been expanded to include two full new characters.
>Curse of the Crescent Isle DX
A simple 2D platformers that followes similar gameplay to Doki Doki Panic (SMB2USA). Updated from the original Xbox Arcade release with news graphics and features.
>Dead or Alive Xtreme 3: Venus
Thus far, the last good Dead Or Alive game that has been released. Essentially a mini-game collection where you can do numerous activites across Zack's island while playing as your favorite DoA girl. From playing volleyball, to rock climbing, to even gifting each other new swimsuits.
>Deadbolt
A side-scrolling shooter where you play as Death and trying to rid the world of sentient zombies. As much a shooter as a stealth game, use a buildings many features to manuver around your opponents as you take them out.
>Downwell
The game is designed essentially as a reverse shoot-em up. Strap on your gunboots as you drop down an endless well, destroy various creatures, and collect many precious gems.
>Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition
To this day, still the most definitive official release of the original 1996 FPS, expansion packs included. Play as Duke "Balls of Steel" Nukem as you battle the alien hoards taking over Los Angeles.
>Dustforce
A 2D platformer that's all about finesse. You are a janitor cleaning the world one sweep at a time.
>Freedom Wars
A cross between Monster Hunter and Bionic Commando. Battle against the last remaining cities of humanity over the last remaining resources on the planet. All things considered, still the best version of the game.
>Gal Gunvolt
A classic Mega Man style 2D platformer serving as a side-game to the Azure Strike Gunvolt series, with characters from the game Gal Gun and Mighty No. 9. The game itself is a port of Might Gunvolt on the 3DS, but includes all of the DLC.
>Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R
Despite the name and gameplay, the title actually serves as a sequel to the original Guilty Gear XX in it's story. Play as 25 unique characters in the most definitive Guilty Gear game ever made.
>Gundemoniums
The third update of the original Gundemonium doujin bullet hell shoot 'em up. Brought to you by the same developer as Bunny Must Die.
>Need for Speed: Most Wanted
A straight port that includes all of the content from the original 2012 remake. The game itself is an iteration upon Criterion's formula taken from Burnout Paradise, focussing more on driving fast rather than crashing and stunt racing.
>Retro City Rampage DX+
A top-down crime simulator that's a lot deeper than it honestly should be for being an NES "downgrade" of GTA.
>Sayonara Umihara Kawase Chirari
An updated port of the 3DS game Yumi's Odd Odyssey. The title itself is a 2D platformer where you use a bungie-like fishing line to navigate around a strange world of large "everyday" and evil fish. The Vita version has additional stages, new content, and the original Umihara Kawase game from the Super Famicom.
>Scram Kitty DX
A twist in the normal way a top-down shooter functions. You platform along rails while shooting at the enemies.
>Spelunker Collection
A compilation of the Spelunker games from the Atari 8-bit computers, the NES, and the Arcade. Not for everyone, but worth recommending because it's reltaion to gaming history.
>VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action
A visual novel where you play as a bartender. Has a relaxing atmosphere to it as you mix drinks.
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>Vasara Collection
A collection of both of the Vasara shoot 'em ups about fighting mech robots in Sengoku Japan with advanced jet planes.