Eh. The biggest irony is that the game is Steamworks, so I'd probably never even use the disks.Cronozilla wrote:But then you're weighing ownership against convenience. Something I think people should think about more than they do.
In any case, I agree that it's annoying, I don't PREFER UK copies or anything, I was just explaining some of the merits.
I hear ya on this one! The Sephiroth battle was boring as hell, but I'm surprised you didn't finish it just to see the end of the game!Breetai wrote:I've never finished Final Fantasy VII. I've made three serious attempts at it. All three times I was in the final battle against Sephiroth. I found it so incredibly boring that I simply could not be bothered to finish the battle. How many time do I need to sit through meteor? Too many for me to actually sit through the entire battle...
I've tried beating the "Weapons" as well, but the same problem. Way too tedious to be fun, so I never did beat them either. I've beaten Final Fantasy IV and VI multiple times, because those games are awesome. VII... isn't so awesome. It's memorable and enjoyable for the most part, but definitely overrated (I thought so when it was first released, too!).
I prefer Wild Arms to Final Fantasy VII.
I didn't bother with the Weapons either: tedious side quests that exist just for bragging rights do not interest me in the slightest.Oh, I'd watched one of my friends beat it within a week of it first being released in 1997 or whatever it was. I've seen the ending. My save game on both my PS1 memory card and on the PS3/PSP (downloadable copy) is right at the end when you are in that big glowing pit, so I guess if I am REALLY bored one day I could just beat it. I'd rather play Blazing Lazers on my Turbo, though.BoneSnapDeez wrote:I hear ya on this one! The Sephiroth battle was boring as hell, but I'm surprised you didn't finish it just to see the end of the game!Breetai wrote:I've never finished Final Fantasy VII. I've made three serious attempts at it. All three times I was in the final battle against Sephiroth. I found it so incredibly boring that I simply could not be bothered to finish the battle. How many time do I need to sit through meteor? Too many for me to actually sit through the entire battle...
I've tried beating the "Weapons" as well, but the same problem. Way too tedious to be fun, so I never did beat them either. I've beaten Final Fantasy IV and VI multiple times, because those games are awesome. VII... isn't so awesome. It's memorable and enjoyable for the most part, but definitely overrated (I thought so when it was first released, too!).
I prefer Wild Arms to Final Fantasy VII.
I don't get the FFVII obsession. There are so many better PS1 RPGs. For starters, FFIX is better along with Wild Arms 1/2, Lunar 1/2, Breath of Fire III, Grandia, Tales of Destiny, Thousand Arms, and Legend of Legaia.
And if you count remakes, I enjoy Final Fantasy Anthology and Chronicles more than Final Fantasy VII.
Such an overrated game.
My brain is on the precipice of exploding.Godot102 wrote:-I dont own any 16-bit consoles
-I have never beat Super Mario 1-3
-I actually like Sonic R and the Soundtrack......
This isn't something to confess! This is something to shout from the rooftops!Godot102 wrote:I actually like Sonic R and the Soundtrack......
Me, too. Who doesn't???Godot102 wrote: -I actually like Sonic R and the Soundtrack......
No one worth speaking to, I say.Breetai wrote:Me, too. Who doesn't???Godot102 wrote: -I actually like Sonic R and the Soundtrack......
GameSack wrote:That's right, only Sega had the skill to make a proper Nintendo game.
If Capcom pulled it from steam (which is not an unlikely scenario) you'd still have binary data you could use to play it several years from now.sabrage wrote:Eh. The biggest irony is that the game is Steamworks, so I'd probably never even use the disks.
