Panic_Attack
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I would hope it was the best 3D FF7 to date when it was released, seeing as it was the only one.JayDubya said:Fixed.
I would hope it was the best 3D FF7 to date when it was released, seeing as it was the only one.JayDubya said:Fixed.
Panic_Attack said:I would hope it was the best 3D FF7 to date when it was released, seeing as it was the only one.
That's essentially what happened IMO. The undertone theme similarities between FFVII and The Spirits Within are blaringly obvious.JayDubya said:The whole "originally set in New York" thing seems to indicate that Sakaguchi's original story became The Spirits Within, especially given the Meteor / Lifestream like elements in that film.
It was in development on PS1. I'm pretty sure it changed over simply because of time issues, not because it wouldn't have been technically possible.aceface said:Would a game like Ico have even been possible on the PS1?
Were they planning on releasing it for the SNES at first or what?
being the least smelly pile of shit doesn't make it good.JayDubya said:Fixed.
firex said:being the least smelly pile of shit doesn't make it good.
JayDubya said:Here's a good article on it (and even some movies, albeit small): http://www.lostlevels.org/200510/
Nice. I still have that issue of Gamefan somewhere...
MomoPufflet said:They could remake FFVII for Wii and call it FFWII guysamirite??
JayDubya said:WIN and AWESOME.
All the minigames would be sooooo much better with the Wiimote!11! XD
HomerSimpson-Man said:Maybe I can finally beat that high, medium, low fighting arcade machine.
JayDubya said:Heh, never. I swear that goddamned thing cheats. I don't see HOW given that the mechanic is just Paper / Rock / Scissors. I only beat Afro man once, and the guy after that (I think it was a robot?) was completely impossible. It was only a lousy 10 gp even for beating Afro man.
It could be pattern recognition, but I think it's probably just that the game cheats.
JayDubya said:Here's a good article on it (and even some movies, albeit small): http://www.lostlevels.org/200510/
Greenpanda said:That would be Shadow, not Edge.
HAW HAW HAW HAW HAWfirex said:I didn't see any mention of the famous gay orgy where they all did blow off each other's ass crack. Supposedly that's where the whole Honeybee Inn segment came from.
total agree.OtwoloBotawa said:What I really liked about the Final Fantasy VII scenario was that it's kind of rundown and rusty.
The world was brown and grey and had a junkyard feeling.
Something that all the awful spinoff products lack.
Advent Children for example looks way too sterile and cleaned up.
I prefer FFVI and FFXII though.Powerslave said:total agree.
FF7 is the best FF.
Enk said:
I always kinda wondered how that one would've turned out. Still loved FFVII though.
Panic_Attack said:Cool, this article explain pretty well why FF7 was terrible.
Great bumping......OtwoloBotawa said:I prefer FFVI and FFXII though.
Ryujin said:Bu..Bu GAF told me that Sakaguchi had no involvement in FF7 and just sat around in his office and every so often walked in to the team and said little things like "make his hair more spikey" and then left for a few more months!
Haters can STFU now please.
Ceb said:?
He put together the team and wrote a rough plot outline. Sakaguchi obviously had a lot of insight in the development process, but I mean, apparently it was Kitase who came up with the concretization of the Lifestream. And Kitase and Nomura introduced Tifa and came up with Aeris' death.
I think a lot of the time, people are just overreacting at the unfair praise that gets heaped on Sakaguchi when it's really Kitase, Nojima, Nomura and Naora who've made modern FF what it is.
Powerslave said:It may be a total coincidence to some of you, but ever since Sakaguchi left Squaresoft, Final Fantasy started to suck ass.
SolidSnakex said:No they haven't. And stop giving Sakaguchi so much credit.
Eteric Rice said:Yes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgZXiHfNt0M
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohp9KQ7KcLE&mode=related&search= (better translation)
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Kitase pretty much conceptualized the whole opera event. And your point was...?
Ceb said:Kitase pretty much conceptualized the whole opera event. And your point was...?
Bizarro Sun Yat-sen said:not just "conceptualized", he actually wrote the event script code for it
That for a long time, Final Fantasy hasn't really had any truely "heart felt" moments. Nothing to make you tear up, ya know? At least, that's my opinion.
Ceb said:That's awesome.
Wow, I'm sorry, but you're just complete and categorically WRONG on this. I could list dozens of high-quality moments in each FF following FFVI.
You made a typo in the roman numeral you wrote. FFVI is the game where Force is called Magic, Jedis are called Magic users, the empire vs rebelion is totally ripped-off of SW and the ultimate weapon is a light saber.All I see these days, in art and in everything, is a game trying to be Star Wars (when I first played XII, that's what I saw) instead of a true Fantasy. I wish they would go back to something unique with loveable characters and an interesting world.
We need more RPGs like VI, imo.
- FFVII was originally planned to take place in New York (!).
Grivenger said:FFXII was not the first FF that tried to be Star Wars instead of a true FF, though. there was also FFII and... FFVI.
Powerslave said:It may be a total coincidence to some of you, but ever since Sakaguchi left Squaresoft, Final Fantasy started to suck ass.