RPG Cast – Episode 727: “PlayStation go VRRR”

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QotW: My immediate thought was Lego SMT, because seeing some of those monsters – you know the ones – in Lego format would be hilarious. Then I thought that might not be too kid friendly, considered Dragon Quest, which has some of the best character and monster design in JRPGs. But then I started thinking about how cute little Lego Cloud, Tifa and Sephiroth would be in a giant Lego cyberpunk Midgar. Which made me think of Cyberpunk, then Lego Geralt in The Witcher…

Just do them all, Lego. People will buy them.

Personally I think Lego sets look better if they imitate something non human-like (other than the little miniature figurines). That said, mechs work pretty spectacularly for Legos, so I’d say Lego Xenogears or Lego Super Robot Wars would be something I’d spend a pretty penny on.

I would say Tales of, but almost entirely for Tales of Symphonia and ToS: Dawn of the New World. A Lego Derris-Kharlan tree or the Ginnungagap would be neat. I suppose Lego sets based on Tales of the Abyss would be cool. too.

One of the games I would like is Xeno gears. I think being able to build the sprites and their gear would be fun. I think the most interesting gear might be the Xeno gear.

I would also like to be able to build the cites from the trails series. Crossbell city would be a challenge.

So I would love to have some of Nikke: Goddess of Victory. Actually there is a person on the official game discord who is making stuff based on the game right now. It’s pretty awesome.

Also have to agree with Scar, SRW, Xenogears, any thing with like mecha would make some really awesome Lego sets.

How about some REAL LEGO WARCRAFT sets and not the knock brand.

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