29th September 2008, 12:25 PM
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Once he gets over griping over the "junction system and taking a fit over having to draw magic constantly out of monsters which to me is an exaggeration of what the game really is like , Skip over part2 I think?Its pure gold after that.
I got to admit , He points out things I didn't even notice myself, FF8 was a bit more tedious then most FF games that followed.
I liked FF8 , That being said I never really got deep into FF7 and it had allot to do with the fact I got into the PSX when it was already on its last leg with the Next generation consoles at the door. What turned me off from trying FF7 was the fact it was a pre dual shock game, During the year 2000 there was talk of making a "remasterd" FFVII with Ps2 era graphics so I thought I would wait for that to come out unfortunately square ditched the idea later on :shake: and has produced bullshit spin off PSP games instead .
The unique thing about FFVIII that spoony overlooks is that its the last time they created characters named Biggs & Wedge in their games, Whose names were lifted from the starwars rogue squadron pilots.B&W were the villains bumbling henchmen but in a Oscar and felix comical fashion.
While they continue making new incarnations of Cid ,The tradition of creating minor characters named Wedge and Biggs has been dropped.
FFVIII I found to be the most challenging and lengthy of the series, It has a much higher learning curve which is why some were frustrated with it.
As for the "devil" in a bottle , Yeah I did fall for that trap and had to reload the game as you only get one try at beating "diablo" and making him a GF, I used the same technique he did.
My favorite was FFIX, It didn't take itself so seriously like all the new games they make now, It was simple and uncomplicated,Very old school in its art style and gameplay with attempted to emulate the old 2d Snes games.
Once he gets over griping over the "junction system and taking a fit over having to draw magic constantly out of monsters which to me is an exaggeration of what the game really is like , Skip over part2 I think?Its pure gold after that.
I got to admit , He points out things I didn't even notice myself, FF8 was a bit more tedious then most FF games that followed.
I liked FF8 , That being said I never really got deep into FF7 and it had allot to do with the fact I got into the PSX when it was already on its last leg with the Next generation consoles at the door. What turned me off from trying FF7 was the fact it was a pre dual shock game, During the year 2000 there was talk of making a "remasterd" FFVII with Ps2 era graphics so I thought I would wait for that to come out unfortunately square ditched the idea later on :shake: and has produced bullshit spin off PSP games instead .
The unique thing about FFVIII that spoony overlooks is that its the last time they created characters named Biggs & Wedge in their games, Whose names were lifted from the starwars rogue squadron pilots.B&W were the villains bumbling henchmen but in a Oscar and felix comical fashion.
While they continue making new incarnations of Cid ,The tradition of creating minor characters named Wedge and Biggs has been dropped.
FFVIII I found to be the most challenging and lengthy of the series, It has a much higher learning curve which is why some were frustrated with it.
As for the "devil" in a bottle , Yeah I did fall for that trap and had to reload the game as you only get one try at beating "diablo" and making him a GF, I used the same technique he did.
My favorite was FFIX, It didn't take itself so seriously like all the new games they make now, It was simple and uncomplicated,Very old school in its art style and gameplay with attempted to emulate the old 2d Snes games.