Single Favorite Video Game

[aboutasoandthis]

 Originally Posted by Ace of Spades  

Blasphemy! For one, DBZ isn't even in CT. Sure the art style is the same, but that never bothered me. In fact, I liked the art. But eh, everyone has their own opinion. Maybe you didn't like it because the game itself was too simplistic when it came to super duper advanced systems or something. Or maybe the plot was just too complicated for you to grasp. I dunno, but my opinion still and most likely always stand the same.

The farthest I've ever gotten to (just to play and not to rip sprites) was to the "trial" in Chrono Trigger. I tried, but it just wasn't fun for me. I wouldn't say the storyline was too complex for me. I completely understood games like FF7 and Vagrant Story. I just never played far enough to actually get into the story. If I'm not on the edge of my seat the entire game and I have to trudge to get to the good part, I just put the game down. The art style bothered me a lot. I don't like it...

I have a weird taste in games. Unless it's something like Resident Evil or Grand Theft Auto or something, My favorite games either have extremely deep and confusing storylines or they're like fairie tales. I don't mind watching anime, but I don't like my games to be like animes.

Close behind Paper Mario: Ico, Shadow of the Colossus, Vagrant Story, FF9, and FFTactics are right behind them.

[Razor]

Whoever it was that said "both WEAPONS" in FF7 was probably referring to the NONquest ones, Ruby and Emerald.

[Raen Ryong]

Yep, that's what I meant.

Diamond and Ultima are nowhere near powerful enough to be superbosses, and one of them you HAVE to defeat, so therefore I don't bother stating that I've defeated them.

Otherwise, I might as well state that I in fact have beaten the almighty Guard Scorpion too.

Suikoden II is a rare game, but an incredibly good one. I highly recommend it to anyone, especially if they play the first one before as they lead on to each other plotwise.

Legend of Dragoon was quite cool, albeit cliche. I hated the way you had to use the Divine Dragoon spirit for the last boss rather than the Red-Eye one though... it was so much weaker...

Well, I like all of the FFs and FF8 was also very good. In my opinion, the main problem was restricting your access during Disc 4 to only dungeons. Bah.

[Gary]

I'm another Chrono Trigger fan. I also like FF7 though.

[Meiscool-2]

Originally posted by aboutasoandthis
Originally Posted by Ace of Spades  

quote:

Blasphemy! For one, DBZ isn't even in CT. Sure the art style is the same, but that never bothered me. In fact, I liked the art. But eh, everyone has their own opinion. Maybe you didn't like it because the game itself was too simplistic when it came to super duper advanced systems or something. Or maybe the plot was just too complicated for you to grasp. I dunno, but my opinion still and most likely always stand the same.

The farthest I've ever gotten to (just to play and not to rip sprites) was to the "trial" in Chrono Trigger. I tried, but it just wasn't fun for me. I wouldn't say the storyline was too complex for me. I completely understood games like FF7 and Vagrant Story. I just never played far enough to actually get into the story. If I'm not on the edge of my seat the entire game and I have to trudge to get to the good part, I just put the game down. The art style bothered me a lot. I don't like it...

Don't rate a game if that's all the farther you've done in it. That would be like me playing the first hour of Morrowind and saying: "This isn't going anywhere, I h8 dis gme!"

[aboutasoandthis]

I'm still playing it. I'm at the Guardian Boss in the Future so far. I say it's getting a lot better. I just don't like trudging through something just to get to the good part. That's like a bad filler song on an otherwise good CD.

[Meiscool-2]

In my personal opinion, the game doesn't get good untill you defeat Magus, which you're probally a decent way away from.

[Dragonium]

I'd say FF8 is my favourite game. Hated FF7. I never quite saw what was so brilliant about it.

[Robotam Plus]

In my opinion FF7 is much better than CT. And I have played through both games.

[Meiscool-2]

Originally posted by Robotam Plus
In my opinion FF7 is much better than CT. And I have played through both games.

You really can't compare 3d and 2d together.

[Revolution911]

Ya know, I've played every game mentioned in this topic, and I still say Tetris.

[Djanki]

Forget my last post:
There's but one game that I can play forever; boredom, battery-life, and homework be damned!
Boktai: The Sun Is In Your Hand--the pinnacle of innovation! Even if it didn't have the Solar Sensor, it would still be a great game--it's Metal Gear: Kiddie Style!

[Apex]

Originally posted by aboutasoandthis
BTW, there is no such thing as a Sapphire Weapon. That was Emerald Weapon+Bad Graphics at Junon. I'm replaying FF7 right now.

Yeah huh.

Emerald weapon looks nothing like that beast, it wasn't even the same color, they killed Sapphire there..

I remember seeing proof somewhere that it's name was saphire.. I think it was on ebay, some guy was selling an official action figure of it and it was made by Square.

If you think that thing looks anybit close to Emerald weapon in appearance, you need your eyes checked.

 
Sapphire

Here is what wikipedia has to say on that matter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weapon_(Final_Fantasy)#Sapphire_WEAPON

YOU FAIL AT KNOWLEDGE!

[I Have a Sandwich]

Originally posted by Meiscool

quote:

Originally posted by aboutasoandthis Originally Posted by Ace of Spades   quote: Blasphemy! For one, DBZ isn't even in CT. Sure the art style is the same, but that never bothered me. In fact, I liked the art. But eh, everyone has their own opinion. Maybe you didn't like it because the game itself was too simplistic when it came to super duper advanced systems or something. Or maybe the plot was just too complicated for you to grasp. I dunno, but my opinion still and most likely always stand the same. The farthest I've ever gotten to (just to play and not to rip sprites) was to the "trial" in Chrono Trigger. I tried, but it just wasn't fun for me. I wouldn't say the storyline was too complex for me. I completely understood games like FF7 and Vagrant Story. I just never played far enough to actually get into the story. If I'm not on the edge of my seat the entire game and I have to trudge to get to the good part, I just put the game down. The art style bothered me a lot. I don't like it...

Don't rate a game if that's all the farther you've done in it. That would be like me playing the first hour of Morrowind and saying: "This isn't going anywhere, I h8 dis gme!"

Thats what I did. On Morrowind too. I'm not going to play through a few truding hours of a game because "It gets good later on!". A game doesn't have to go anywhere early on, but it has to bring you in. If it doesn't reel you in, you're well within your freedoms to not play it.

[Robotam Plus]

Originally posted by Meiscool

quote:

Originally posted by Robotam Plus In my opinion FF7 is much better than CT. And I have played through both games.

You really can't compare 3d and 2d together.

I can still say which one is the better.