Just curious...
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If he starts up against FF now im gonna SMACK and Boot him. FF proved itself.. FF8 sucked.. FF9 is ok (havent goten around to finishing it yet) Ff10 never played. But the early ones are great!
Also As for those N64 games... you just listed the ones I own... (Except golden eye) Perfect Dark was better then it. Other then that, you listed the few good games it had. Guantlet was another good one. The mario and super smash were ok as well as Killer instinct gold.
Also As for those N64 games... you just listed the ones I own... (Except golden eye) Perfect Dark was better then it. Other then that, you listed the few good games it had. Guantlet was another good one. The mario and super smash were ok as well as Killer instinct gold.
Stop dissin' FF8!
It's been the only game that's been able to get me away from Lunar TSS!
No he is right.. FF8 was bad.. =(
I mean it took elements of Espers and made them "Guardians"?! Thats a first low... ok all the game was FINE till Disc 4.... poor ending and that you HAD to lvl up and power up the magic SUCKED. Story line is like a one time RPG... The fun part was Disc 1 and the card game.
Compaired to FF7 it was bad =( FF7 DREW me into the world as Lunar did. You felt SAD when Areis died. You got to KNOW the land, the world, all around it, the side quests were fun and you were FREE like FF6. FF8 isnt so much "free" to explore.
FF9 is ok, but cant give advice yet since I havent beaten it.
FF10 I dont know.
FF6 was GREAT! 62 gametime hours! (WOW) didnt know Snes could have so much WORLD and text and story in it! That was well done, glad they didnt change it for PSX. FF5 was a FFT type game, not a rpg so much but worth it for those who like FFT, FF4 was also fun but hard.
FF is fun, sorry to say. Id play FF7 and FF6 more then the rest.
PSX- Legend of Dragoon was also a good story RPG, also Rhadopsity good story based on "A puppet Princess" and yes that WAS a real story. =)
I mean it took elements of Espers and made them "Guardians"?! Thats a first low... ok all the game was FINE till Disc 4.... poor ending and that you HAD to lvl up and power up the magic SUCKED. Story line is like a one time RPG... The fun part was Disc 1 and the card game.
Compaired to FF7 it was bad =( FF7 DREW me into the world as Lunar did. You felt SAD when Areis died. You got to KNOW the land, the world, all around it, the side quests were fun and you were FREE like FF6. FF8 isnt so much "free" to explore.
FF9 is ok, but cant give advice yet since I havent beaten it.
FF10 I dont know.
FF6 was GREAT! 62 gametime hours! (WOW) didnt know Snes could have so much WORLD and text and story in it! That was well done, glad they didnt change it for PSX. FF5 was a FFT type game, not a rpg so much but worth it for those who like FFT, FF4 was also fun but hard.
FF is fun, sorry to say. Id play FF7 and FF6 more then the rest.
PSX- Legend of Dragoon was also a good story RPG, also Rhadopsity good story based on "A puppet Princess" and yes that WAS a real story. =)
HELL I had a tear at the end of Lunar for PSX... I KNEW Alex was alive, yet to see Jessica cry was something new and that got to me....
The Aeris thing seemed to come straight out of the blue to me on FF7, it's not often a character you control dies permanently. I think I thought about it for days afterwards, kind of in a state of shock. Maybe because I wanted Cloud to like Aeris more than Tifa or something.. Someone needs to slap me and tell me it's only a game..
More than sad or angry, games that pull that shit tend to leave me feeling cheated. Books, games, etc, are a freindly escape from reality you can enjoy at your leisure. If I wanted to see people get cheated, killed, etc, I'd just watch the evening news. I expect my game to deliver a happy ending (Suikoden, Suikoden II, Wild Arms, Wild Arms II, Sakura Taisen, Gulliver Boy, Emerald Dragon especially, Estpolis Denki/Lufia) and tend to be a little irritated when it doesn't (FF7, Grandia II where Ryudo ends up with nobody, etc).
Of course there are those occasional games sporting a non-fully happy ending however, when you think about it that ending best fit the game and making a happy ending would have destroyed the point of it (Dragon Quest IV, Dragon Quest VI) (of course DQ4 changes in the remake >_< but in terms of the original what else could you do but kill Death Pisaro. Due to Rosary having been brutally slaughtered by that gang of humans, the guy completely lost his head. He was already a little nutty but that so put him over the edge. There was no way he'd "mend his evil ways" so your only option was to kill him).
I think my favorites are games that deliver a different ending that befits how you played the game, for example Sentimental graffiti 2 which has 37 possible endings to the game depending on how you progress through it. Not only do you end up with one of the girls but depending on how your relationship develops you can end up with one of three endings ranging from "Yeah, it's over" to ub3r-happy. (example: ending 1: Manami recovers and leaves hospital thanks to you. ending 2: Manami learns how to live for herself thanks to your support, recovers and leaves hospital. ending 3: Manami falls in love with you during the time you spent taking care of her, recovers and leaves the hospital, and you live happily ever after - at least till they decide to kill your character with a truck at the start of Sentimental Graffiti 3 so you can run around with the same 12 women yet again) (if you missed the pun in that, you really need to play both games
).
Of course there are those occasional games sporting a non-fully happy ending however, when you think about it that ending best fit the game and making a happy ending would have destroyed the point of it (Dragon Quest IV, Dragon Quest VI) (of course DQ4 changes in the remake >_< but in terms of the original what else could you do but kill Death Pisaro. Due to Rosary having been brutally slaughtered by that gang of humans, the guy completely lost his head. He was already a little nutty but that so put him over the edge. There was no way he'd "mend his evil ways" so your only option was to kill him).
I think my favorites are games that deliver a different ending that befits how you played the game, for example Sentimental graffiti 2 which has 37 possible endings to the game depending on how you progress through it. Not only do you end up with one of the girls but depending on how your relationship develops you can end up with one of three endings ranging from "Yeah, it's over" to ub3r-happy. (example: ending 1: Manami recovers and leaves hospital thanks to you. ending 2: Manami learns how to live for herself thanks to your support, recovers and leaves hospital. ending 3: Manami falls in love with you during the time you spent taking care of her, recovers and leaves the hospital, and you live happily ever after - at least till they decide to kill your character with a truck at the start of Sentimental Graffiti 3 so you can run around with the same 12 women yet again) (if you missed the pun in that, you really need to play both games
