o.pwuaioc wrote:I like some of the Simpsons' games for the NES/SNES like Bart's Nightmare. People regularly rip on them, though. Also, I liked the N64 Castlevania games, which no one else apparently did.
man, i LOVED bart's nightmare and virtual bart. virtual bart a little less so, but i spent a lot of time with these games as a kid. the egg toss game in VB took a lot of hours away from my developmental process as a child. i look at those games as kind of a precursor to games like mario party or wario ware.
Gamerforlife wrote:One of the nicest and most likeable characters I have seen in an rpg. I still remember how much of a friend he was to Titus, jumping into the water at one point in the game to save Tidus as I recall with no regard for his own safety
I'd want a friend like that
See I look at who a character actually is. I don't care if people didn't like his accent or his name. Wakka was a good guy. Course, I also love the fact that he is the most powerful offensive character in the game. Perfect for the monster arena
i always liked wakka for those reasons, also. FFX was a pretty important game to me, one of my top 10, for sure. the sphere grid was something that i really got into and really enjoyed much more so than any kind of class system or traditional leveling-up you do in any other FF game.
the thing that drove me fucking nuts was blitzball. i just could not wrap my head around that. which sucks because you can't unlock wakka's ultimate weapon without it. maybe someday i'll revisit that but i remember it being such a fucking headache that i doubt it'll be anytime soon.
and while liking auron is kind of a given (which was definitely helped by his dialogue, which was definitely helped by the fact that you never see the dude's mouth so there was no sync-work to be done), i also really liked lulu and looked at her kind of in the same way that i look at katey segal's character on sons of anarchy (not at the same time, since i played it back in like 2003). just a very motherly character looking out for her summoner, while also battling her own emotional distresses, which were unfortunately not really expanded upon much in the story.
also, while i'm waxing hard on FFX, i want to tell you guys that i cried a little during the battle between Kimahri and Yenke/Birahn. the music and the moment were so powerful. i am a wuss.