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Aitch Emm's Top 10 Favorite Games with write-ups -- cuz its overdue
| ZFS | Posted 3/27/2007 11:59:32 PM | message detail | #101 |
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Next set of diez. 51.) StarCraft: Brood War (PC) 52.) Fire Emblem 6 (Game Boy Advance) 53.) Final Fantasy IV (Super Nintendo) 54.) Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (Super Nintendo) 55.) Yoshi's Island (Super Nintendo) 56.) Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GameCube) 57.) Castlevania (Nintendo) 58.) Final Fantasy Tactics (PlayStation) 59.) Fire Emblem 7 (Game Boy Advance) 60.) F-Zero (Super Nintendo) --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 12:29:06 AM | message detail | #102 |
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If there is one thing HM can do perfectly, it's great writeups. Why, thank you! --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| Lady Ashe | Posted 3/28/2007 12:30:47 AM | message detail | #103 |
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Aria of Sorrow > SotN. This is with having completed AoS to 100% and
having fought only one or two bosses in SotN. Still, it's true. ~~~ Ashe. The Cream of Final Fantasy Fanboyism. http://www.board8wiki.com/Lady_Ashe |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 12:31:41 AM | message detail | #104 |
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Only two bosses?! What sort of madness is that? --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| Lady Ashe | Posted 3/28/2007 12:32:49 AM | message detail | #105 |
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It's the game's fault for being so mediocre that it couldn't hold my attention! ~~~ Ashe. The Cream of Final Fantasy Fanboyism. http://www.board8wiki.com/Lady_Ashe |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 12:35:14 AM | message detail | #106 |
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Tch. Both of those games use the same formula and you aren't playing as a wuss in SOTN. 'Tis clear on the superior one. --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| SythaWarrior | Posted 3/28/2007 12:36:43 AM | message detail | #107 |
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51.) StarCraft: Brood War (PC) 52.) Fire Emblem 6 (Game Boy Advance) 53.) Final Fantasy IV (Super Nintendo) 54.) Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (Super Nintendo) 55.) Yoshi's Island (Super Nintendo) 56.) Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GameCube) 57.) Castlevania (Nintendo) 58.) Final Fantasy Tactics (PlayStation) 59.) Fire Emblem 7 (Game Boy Advance) 60.) F-Zero (Super Nintendo) A true show of taste there. 6>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>7 for the FE Series. Fuuin no Tsurugi>Rekka No Ken by so much. I wish it made it to the states. A good localization could only make it better. --- Whatever... |
| Lady Ashe | Posted 3/28/2007 12:37:29 AM | message detail | #108 |
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Alucard is to Soma as Snake is to Raiden. Merely a tool used to create
the setting for the arrival of the far superior character. ~~~ Ashe. The Cream of Final Fantasy Fanboyism. http://www.board8wiki.com/Lady_Ashe |
| Kaxon | Posted 3/28/2007 12:38:01 AM | message detail | #109 |
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which instantly reminds me of all the Super Metroid comparisons; SOTN > SM Why must you turn this topic into a house of lies?! --- ....TCELES B HSUP |
| SensiShadeSlaye | Posted 3/28/2007 12:39:26 AM | message detail | #110 |
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Personally, I preferred 7 to 6. But that was just me. And major props for SotN at 7. --- I am the Red Mage! I cast spells that make people fall up! |
| Kaxon | Posted 3/28/2007 12:40:41 AM | message detail | #111 |
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Nice writeups so far btw. I skipped the MGS3 one since I don't want to be spoiled, but the others were great. --- ....TCELES B HSUP |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 12:42:47 AM | message detail | #112 |
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Alucard is to Soma as Snake is to Raiden. Merely a tool used to
create the setting for the arrival of the far superior character. Raiden wasn't even capable of claiming main character status in his first game. "Solid Snake is still the main character in Metal Gear Solid 2." -- Hideo Kojima Snake > > > Raiden !! --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 12:50:46 AM | message detail | #113 |
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Why must you turn this topic into a house of lies?! Pssh. The only thing I build are houses of truth !! --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| transience | Posted 3/28/2007 12:52:09 AM | message detail | #114 |
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what Kaxon said! --- I WOULD HAVE BEEN YOUR FATHER BUT GORDON FREEMAN WAS IN FRONT OF ME AND HAD CORRECT CHANGE - Amazing Telephone |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 12:54:04 AM | message detail | #115 |
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invasion of the metroid fanboys geez (Thanks for the positive comments, incidentally!) --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| transience | Posted 3/28/2007 12:55:38 AM | message detail | #116 |
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Pssh. The only thing I build are houses of truth !! *scans for original Heroic Matio account* --- I WOULD HAVE BEEN YOUR FATHER BUT GORDON FREEMAN WAS IN FRONT OF ME AND HAD CORRECT CHANGE - Amazing Telephone |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 12:57:12 AM | message detail | #117 |
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Mmm. Matio. --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| transience | Posted 3/28/2007 12:58:30 AM | message detail | #118 |
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whoa what the --- I WOULD HAVE BEEN YOUR FATHER BUT GORDON FREEMAN WAS IN FRONT OF ME AND HAD CORRECT CHANGE - Amazing Telephone |
| Liquid Wind | Posted 3/28/2007 1:10:37 AM | message detail | #119 |
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(which instantly reminds me of all the Super Metroid comparisons; SOTN > SM) aww hell naw(SotN is pretty awesome though, the opening dialogue, the first thing you alluded to, is easily better than zero wing). |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 1:30:56 AM | message detail | #120 |
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All right. Time for more Special Surprises Courtesy of HM. Top 10 Series 1.) Metal Gear Solid (Konami) 2.) Suikoden (Konami) 3.) Final Fantasy (Square) 4.) The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo) 5.) Castlevania (Konami) 6.) God of War (Sony) 7.) Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo) 8.) Chrono (Square) 9.) Star Ocean (tri-Ace) 10.) Halo (Microsoft) And then a nice recap of the list should do me for tonight...! 7.) Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PlayStation) 8.) Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (PlayStation 2) 9.) Super Mario World (Super Nintendo) 10.) Grim Fandango (PC) 21.) Super Mario Bros. 3 (Nintendo) 22.) The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Super Nintendo) 23.) God of War (PlayStation 2) 24.) Metroid Zero Mission (Game Boy Advance) 25.) Suikoden (PlayStation) 26.) Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo) 27.) Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (PlayStation 2) 28.) Resident Evil 4 (PlayStation 2) 29.) Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (PlayStation 2) 30.) Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening (PlayStation 2) 31.) Final Fantasy VIII (PlayStation) 32.) Tales of Symphonia (GameCube) 33.) Metroid Prime (GameCube) 34.) The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo 64) 35.) Mega Man 2 (Nintendo) 36.) Star Fox 64 (Nintendo 64) 37.) The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (GameCube) 38.) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time (Super Nintendo) 39.) Mega Man X4 (PlayStation) 40.) Pikmin (GameCube) 41.) Lunar 2: Eternal Blue (PlayStation) 42.) Madden NFL 2007 (PlayStation 2) 43.) Lunar: Silver Star Story (PlayStation) 44.) Skies of Arcadia: Legends (GameCube) 45.) Kingdom Hearts II (PlayStation 2) 46.) Halo: Combat Evolved (Xbox) 47.) Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike (Arcade) 48.) Super Mario Kart (Super Nintendo) 49.) Street Fighter II (Arcade) 50.) Chrono Cross (PlayStation) 51.) StarCraft: Brood War (PC) 52.) Fire Emblem 6 (Game Boy Advance) 53.) Final Fantasy IV (Super Nintendo) 54.) Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (Super Nintendo) 55.) Yoshi's Island (Super Nintendo) 56.) Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GameCube) 57.) Castlevania (Nintendo) 58.) Final Fantasy Tactics (PlayStation) 59.) Fire Emblem 7 (Game Boy Advance) 60.) F-Zero (Super Nintendo) --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| Liquid Wind | Posted 3/28/2007 1:32:02 AM | message detail | #121 |
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| Mr Lasastryke | Posted 3/28/2007 9:15:24 AM | message detail | #122 |
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Tag --- Ok guys, I'm going to bed, when I wakeup, Jay better have like 60% on Link or its freaking Armageddon! ~ Kobe |
| Kaxon | Posted 3/28/2007 3:02:22 PM | message detail | #123 |
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Top 10 Series 1.) Metal Gear Solid (Konami) 2.) Suikoden (Konami) 3.) Final Fantasy (Square) 4.) The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo) 5.) Castlevania (Konami) 6.) God of War (Sony) 7.) Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo) 8.) Chrono (Square) 9.) Star Ocean (tri-Ace) 10.) Halo (Microsoft) HM knows what's up! --- ....TCELES B HSUP |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 5:01:14 PM | message detail | #124 |
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Indeed I do !! --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| Draco1214 | Posted 3/28/2007 5:10:38 PM | message detail | #125 |
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<3 Suikoden --- Currently Playing: Trauma Center: Second Opinion, Phoenix Wright Justice for All Owned by Rufus Shinra 18 in the Guru contest. |
| LeonhartForever | Posted 3/28/2007 5:41:03 PM | message detail | #126 |
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Top 10 Series 1.) Metal Gear Solid (Konami) 2.) Suikoden (Konami) 3.) Final Fantasy (Square) 4.) The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo) 5.) Castlevania (Konami) 6.) God of War (Sony) 7.) Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo) 8.) Chrono (Square) 9.) Star Ocean (tri-Ace) 10.) Halo (Microsoft) HM knows what's up! --- "I'm only here to see how the story plays out. Any self-respecting leading man would do the same." - Balthier |
| Alanna82 | Posted 3/28/2007 5:41:45 PM | message detail | #127 |
| It wouldnt be that hard to do a Sarah cosplay. I
mean, my real name IS Sara (though without the H) and I suppose I could
dye my hair blond. Though my hair right now looks more like Luc's since
I donated my hair to locks of love. and what is it with everyone on this board playing Suikoden 3 lately? Have people finally started to listen to me? which reminds me, I need to get Suikoden 3 back from my friend. --- Happily married to Wiggumfan267 on Valentines day, 2005. "Selling Suikoden 3 is criminal"- Heroic Mario |
| Lucid Faia | Posted 3/28/2007 7:46:47 PM | message detail | #128 |
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Top 10 Series 1.) Metal Gear Solid (Konami) For the second time this topic (a new record!), ZFS and I are in complete agreement. --- Rebel. Revolutionary. Disharmonious. UNMUTUAL. |
| futuresuperstar | Posted 3/28/2007 7:51:38 PM | message detail | #129 |
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Not too long ago, Heroic Mario disliked Metal Gear Solid ... but, hey, I ain't complainin'! --- Women came and went, but Metal Gear was forever. Engaged January 2nd, 2007 |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 11:06:49 PM | message detail | #130 |
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[Final Fantasy VII Spoilers] 6.) Final Fantasy VII Tifa could have punched Meteor right out of the sky, but she held back so that Cloud could regain his confidence. </Vlado-speak> Good ol' Final Fantasy VII. This was the game that jumpstarted my love for Sony's newfangled disc reading machine they called the "PlayStation" (why in my day we blew in carts to get our games workin'!). I remember being suckered into purchasing this through those kuh-razy advertisements that were apart of the massive marketing budget that Sony had given the game. A Soldier of Fortune, huh? They said it couldn't be done in movies and they were wrong, you say? And more than 100 artists and programmers?! Yeah, it's all pretty corny in retrospect, but that's probably the only time that advertising has really made me want to go get a game. I'm actually quite thankful I did get sucked into the FFVII hype machine, because I might not have gotten a PSX until many years later, if at all, if I hadn't. Talk about a sorry era of gaming that would have been, being confined to only the N64 (on snap indeed)! One of the bigger things that stood out to me about FFVII, in comparison to all the previous Final Fantasy's, was the change in character designer, from Amano to Nomura. I think Amano's character designs are pretty much a whole mess of ass (sorry, Amano fans), and I loved what Nomura had done with making his characters look pretty damn cool. In particular, Cloud and Sephiroth, who were about as badass a hero/villain combination at the time. There wasn't any female with an exotic hair color or a guy in a skirt fighting a pig demon; this was significant amounts of character design badass oozing from my television. I thought the Materia was pretty cool; it never bothered me that it ultimately ends up making your characters pretty similar, and perhaps a tad bit broken in the process. Some people think that's awful, but I'm pretty lenient on things like that. So long as it doesn't suck, I'm pretty good. But I'd almost want to say that FFVII's gameplay was a mixed bag for me, but I suppose "mixed bag" isn't exactly the right phrase to use here, because I can't really name something negative about the gameplay; I just never got deep into it. That may sound strange with how much I like FFVII, but I like it almost exclusively for its storyline, characters, and music. In terms of its gameplay, I'd probably rank it pretty far down the list of FF games. But boy did it deliver on the characters and story. I don't think there was one character in the game that I didn't like. They were all interesting, well-written (even with a poor translation), and each brought something to the group that made the interaction among them work really well. Some of them could have used a lot more actual story relevance (Red XIII), but I liked that the game managed to dedicate parts to the main cast to flesh them out a bit. Characters like Cloud were pretty much always getting fleshed out and developed as the game progressed, but the most memorable scenes, I think, were the ones like the Corel Prison with Barret and Dyne or Cosmo Canyon with Red XIII or -- and this is my favorite -- Cid's desire to go into space being ruined when what's-her-face, who I'm forgetting, was trying to make sure everything was perfect right up until the launch where Cid had to bail. The game is full of great scenes like that, but no one had them like a certain villain... |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 11:09:37 PM | message detail | #131 |
| "The absolute best of the entire game -- that's
right, time for minds to be blown -- was Sephiroth. He was so good that
he's going to get a paragraph dedicated to him and just how amazing he
was. I'm pretty positive that he's the only videogame character who
amazed me without me having ever seen him. FFVII's writers did an
incredible job of building Sephiroth up and making him into this
powerful, admirable figure. President Shinra says, "He was brilliant.
Perhaps too
brilliant," and then you later find out Mr. President's back got a
sword sticking out of his back! You hear him mentioned again because
that sword he used to kill the President, the Masamune, was only
capable of being wielded by him. A little later, you see a Midgar Zolom
dead with a stake driven right through his head. Midgar Zoloms,
at that time, are ridiculously hard to defeat with a three man group.
Sephiroth, in what seemed like an effortless fight on his part, just
rocked that Zolom's world. That is power. That is power that the player
can see; something they can relate to, if they fought the Zolom. That
was badass. Even further still, the scene where Sephiroth walks through fire is probably the most memorable scene in the whole game. Here you have this whole town having been slaughtered and burned by one man. He shoots you one of those death glares, smirks, and turns around and walks through the flames. He can be criticized for a lot of things, but Sephiroth had an unprecedented amount of style to him. Everything about him, from his design to his actions, just oozed style and flair. Between that and his unnatural amounts of charisma and presence, I think he was what made the game that much more enjoyable. This is not even getting into the pieces about his character. Sephiroth just brought presence that everyone else in the game lacked. When he appears, the attention is focused purely on him; when he's not on screen, the attention is still focused on him. It's nuts -- and I love it. But I suppose that's enough about good old Sephy because this isn't his write-up -- and most of you probably don't like him anyway !! There is something that has always bugged me about FFVII, though, and it's those blasted character models. I'm sure everyone has heard the lego jokes by now -- and some people actually find that...charming, for some reason -- but I don't think I'll understand how one year's extra knowledge on PSX hardware allowed them to produce those great character models in FFVIII while not being able to do the same in FFVII. I think FFVII would hold up much better today if it had characters models that were in proportion on the world map and towns and such. That isn't to say that I can't play FFVII today because of the rather bad graphics, but I know it'd be a lot more enjoyable on my eyes if they could have pulled off proportion on their characters -- even just using the battle models for the field models would have been good! But yeah, Final Fantasy VII is one of those games where I never really got too deeply involved with the gameplay and loved every minute of it exclusively for the story. It's gameplay gets the pass with me and I've become so interested in the FFVII "lore"that it'll always be one of my favorites. Love the game to death, and I really hope Square gets around to giving us a remake on either the PS3 or 360 or both. FFVII with those graphics, updated translation, and various gameplay tweaks? I'll take it! --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 11:22:28 PM | message detail | #132 |
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Forgot this again! 61.) Guilty Gear XX #Reload (Arcade) 62.) Sonic Adventure 2 Battle (GameCube) 63.) Mega Man 5 (Nintendo) 64.) Sonic the Hedgehog (Genesis) 65.) Viewtiful Joe (GameCube) 66.) Mega Man X2 (Super Nintendo) 67.) The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo) 68.) Halo 2 (Xbox) 69.) Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (Xbox) 70.) Super Smash Bros. Melee (GameCube) --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| Xtremeblur | Posted 3/28/2007 11:26:08 PM | message detail | #133 |
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From ZFS Posted 3/28/2007 11:22:28 PM 65.) Viewtiful Joe (GameCube) This is 55 spots too low! And you people dumbfound me with your "Halo > Halo 2" nonsense. ~/\~ Some people see this "mountain of evidence," these videos, these DNA readings, but some people see it for what it really is...racism. - Anonimity |
| trannyscience | Posted 3/28/2007 11:30:20 PM | message detail | #134 |
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Yeah, it's all pretty corny in retrospect, but that's probably the
only time that advertising has really made me want to go get a game. no way. you are the king of being suckered by hype. --- xyzzy™ "You try anything funny, and my AMP will explode on you." - Luster Soldier |
| Mumei | Posted 3/28/2007 11:30:51 PM | message detail | #135 |
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no way. you are the king of being suckered by hype. True. --- "I believe that words uttered in passion contain a greater living truth than do those words which express thoughts rationally conceived" - Sensei |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 11:32:02 PM | message detail | #136 |
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My own generated excitement from newly released screens or trailers is a bit different from seeing an ad on TV for a game. :P --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| trannyscience | Posted 3/28/2007 11:34:32 PM | message detail | #137 |
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trailers on the intenet, trailers on TV, what's the difference? --- xyzzy™ "You try anything funny, and my AMP will explode on you." - Luster Soldier |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 11:35:52 PM | message detail | #138 |
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Pretty big difference between some of the amazing trailers they put together these days and the commercials for the games. The only game series that does both really well is Halo, I think. But, uh, http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ru9zzFEdGWk --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| Liquid Wind | Posted 3/28/2007 11:43:17 PM | message detail | #139 |
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ru9zzFEdGWk wow, this is almost as bad as that zelda II commercial that people always used to link to <_< If I'd seen this I'd have probably never bought the game(thankfully I live underneath a rock). |
| Karma Hunter | Posted 3/28/2007 11:46:29 PM | message detail | #140 |
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This is long overdue for a visible tag along with tracking insurance. --- *kills self* Commit it to memory. |
| Liquid Wind | Posted 3/28/2007 11:47:35 PM | message detail | #141 |
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I'm sure everyone has heard the lego jokes by now -- and some people actually find that...charming, for some reason I think I'm pretty much the main proponent of this view :) it's clean, it has a unique style, and it's not a ridiculously bad attempt at being realistic. speaking of which... but I don't think I'll understand how one year's extra knowledge on PSX hardware allowed them to produce those great character models in FFVIII while not being able to do the same in FFVII FFVIII's character models were pure ass, granted they suffer from the fact that they are the only part of FFVIII's aesthetic that aren't absolutely antastic, but they're terrible in their own right anyway. FFVII's character models > that crap |
| Lucid Faia | Posted 3/28/2007 11:53:30 PM | message detail | #142 |
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Honestly, neither FF7 nor FF8 will even win any awards for their character models. --- Rebel. Revolutionary. Disharmonious. UNMUTUAL. |
| ZFS | Posted 3/28/2007 11:55:46 PM | message detail | #143 |
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Neither one of them were particularly outstanding, no. That said, I did prefer FFVIII's by a whole lot. But just taking the battle models in FFVII and making them the field models would have been good enough. Not that a big of a deal, though. --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| Icehawk | Posted 3/28/2007 11:56:22 PM | message detail | #144 |
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10.) Halo (Microsoft) wut >_> --- BOOBIES |
| Liquid Wind | Posted 3/28/2007 11:57:05 PM | message detail | #145 |
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also(I know, sorry for flooding your topic with insipid disagreements <_<) I find the idea that it would hold up much better today if the models were improved to be egregious. great games are great games. I didn't play it until 2004, I still loved it. there are SNES games that I have only played recently, that have become favorites. my favorite freeware game ever, cave story, is retro as hell and I love i- in any case, I agree with most everything else you said :) sephiroth was presented better than any previous villian in gaming, and maybe better than any since, and the rest of the cast compares favorably to the rest of the series as well. if it's gameplay were a bit better, or simply required less grinding(FFVIII did well with this), it would probably be in my top 10. |
| ZFS | Posted 3/29/2007 12:03:50 AM | message detail | #146 |
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There is nothing wrong with Final Fantasy VII today, but it hardly looks good.
That's all I meant by that comment. Few games from that era come away
looking good, so it's not just something FFVII was a victim of or
anything. But yeah, Sephiroth is great. He's been outdone by a couple of other villains from a couple of other RPGs -- one of which happens to be on this list !! -- but he's at least the best that Square has managed to create. --- An infinite world. Infinite possibilities. Infinite Undiscovery. |
| calvinball06 | Posted 3/29/2007 12:06:16 AM | message detail | #147 |
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tag, these write ups are incredible <3 FFVII --- "It's a magical world, Hobbes, ol' buddy...let's go exploring!"- Calvin R.I.P. Steve Irwin. You shall be missed ;_; |
| Lucid Faia | Posted 3/29/2007 12:06:54 AM | message detail | #148 |
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Yeah, despite what many thought at the time, most PS1 games did not
have good graphics at all. Few games on the system could even compare
to Super Mario 64, let alone something like NiGHTS Into Dreams. By the
way, the PS1 version of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six is one of the ugliest
games I have ever seen. --- Rebel. Revolutionary. Disharmonious. UNMUTUAL. |
| trannyscience | Posted 3/29/2007 12:07:25 AM | message detail | #149 |
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But yeah, Sephiroth is great. He's been outdone by a couple of other
villains from a couple of other RPGs -- one of which happens to be on
this list !! aw yeah, Luc shoutout --- xyzzy™ "You try anything funny, and my AMP will explode on you." - Luster Soldier |
| Liquid Wind | Posted 3/29/2007 12:08:31 AM | message detail | #150 |
| people keep telling me I need to track down one of the suikoden games but I'm so lazy <___<;; |
