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Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth Re-Launches On PS5 Today

You won’t want to miss your latest chance to play one of the greatest games the Enix side of Square Enix created before the merger. Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth, the first game in the series that most recently got a PS5 installment, has been released digitally on PS4 and PS5.

The game made its debut on the original Playstation in 2000. It’s a very unique JRPG where you’re a Norse goddess who must prepare for Ragnarok by meeting mortal warriors, learning their life stories, and then recruiting their spirits as “Einherjar”, your army, in other words. Your success or failure at the end of the game depends on how well you trained the people you picked, and your strategy in deploying them.

Until today, it wasn’t easy to play Lenneth — the original Playstation version had a low print run and now sells for $300 on average. The game was re-released for PSP, but that was also a while ago. If you’ve never played a Valkyrie Profile game before, trust me, you want to start with the original game, as it’s the whole reason this series has a fanbase in the first place.

This version of Lenneth is the PSP version, which is just a widescreen version of the Playstation original (graphics are the same). This version, however, will include enhancements like a rewind function, a quick save and load, and other features that let you cheat if you suck at the game. Check it out now on PS4 and PS5 — and if you purchased the Digital Deluxe Edition of Valkyrie Elysium, you already have it as one of the bonus items.

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Raul Lopez35

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People are now saved buying overpriced ps1 copy on Ebay, now they have a remaster. for cheaper price.

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Atma

Worthy of Trust

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Crossing my fingers this lead sto a 3d remake.

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CarmenGoldman

Dancing Alone again, again the rain falling

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To achieve the A-ending, you guys must remember the following. Without a guide, it would be absurdly unlikely that you could complete the task. No matter how many times I play the first game, I can never seem to recall all of its details. It is difficult to accomplish on your own because the requirements for the actual conclusion are so precise and obscure. I am aware, for instance, that certain chapters require specific actions, and you must ensure that your score is high without being excessive. Because you must lose a certain number of points before a chapter concludes.

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kagayaki

Otoya is THE MAN

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Glad the Gen Z will get to play this underrated Gem! This game is super old but definitely Gold!

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Fergus

Boss of All Bosses

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In my opinion, this is the pinnacle of PS1 role-playing video games. It's unfortunate that the sequel altered the combat system, as I enjoy playing it repeatedly. I've been playing this game on PSP for a while, and it's incredible how much better the difficult A-ending is—and how difficult it is to reach without a guide. In Asgard Hill, I am very close to the end of the race. Even though the journey has been occasionally aggravating, I've had a wonderful time. The most innovative JRPG I've ever played. Excellent combination system!

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Crusherweight

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This is one of my all-time favorite games, and its soundtrack is one of my favorites in the history of video game music. The music, combat system, and plot are all fantastic! Their actions toward Elysium is heinous. This is NOT how Valkyrie Profile is supposed to look! I'm not sure why they thought going in that direction was a good idea.

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IKato21

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Nice! I had no idea it was still available. I'll start playing this on Monday. Regardless of what others thought of Elysium, I found it entertaining. It's not for everyone, but I enjoyed it. I also got Lenneth as a pre-order bonus, and I really miss games in this genre.It ranks among my top three PS-era JRPGs. For beginners, play in difficult mode. When compared to the constrained easy or normal mode, the endgame becomes easier as you gain better equipment and recruits.

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Sweet Child o Mine

Love and Thunder

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Is Lenneth's PSP port, which is based on the inferior Japanese version, essentially a 1:1 port? Or did SE incorporate the global release's quality of life improvements into this release? Changing inactive members' equipment, sorting items, switching characters with L/R in the menu, removing Lenneth's skills when changing equipment, and so on. It is unimportant because the essence of the game has not changed. However, if SE implemented these improvements as well, it would be a welcome addition.

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Speitzarmunster

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The battle system, the characters, their tragic backstories, the special attacks, the endings, and the seraphic gate runs all contribute to this being one of my favorite games. Despite the fact that the new game hasn't piqued my interest, I'm hoping it's good and sparks a revival of the series. I can't wait to play it again on the PS5, and I'm hoping it will lead to the series' revival.

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