^^ Have you played Inazuma Eleven? It feels a bit like blitzball. There is a standalone version of Triple Triad for PC.The Triple Triad for PC was fan coded stuff though wasnt it? And yes im aware of Inazuma Eleven, doesnt come close to Captain Tsubasa though
^^ Have you played Inazuma Eleven? It feels a bit like blitzball. There is a standalone version of Triple Triad for PC.The Triple Triad for PC was fan coded stuff though wasnt it? And yes im aware of Inazuma Eleven, doesnt come close to Captain Tsubasa though
make a triple triad game where you go across the world getting cards ff8 style and the final boss is some card master or some shit.
Yep, Triple Triad PC is a fan project.
tetramaster sucks. they put that game on Playonline back in the day, but Tetramaster sucks dick so who would play it?
During the Q&A session of the company's annual shareholder's briefing (transcribed here), Wada was asked the expected question about the much wanted remake. His response was something to the effect of, we'll make a Final Fantasy VII remake once we've made a Final Fantasy game that exceeds the quality of FFVII.
If you get the feeling that this statement belittles Square Enix's current development prowess, you're pretty much spot on. Wada admitted that at present, the company is not making Final Fantasy games that exceed the quality of FFVII. If they were to release a 7 remake right now, the FF franchise would be done with, he said.
QuoteDuring the Q&A session of the company's annual shareholder's briefing (transcribed here), Wada was asked the expected question about the much wanted remake. His response was something to the effect of, we'll make a Final Fantasy VII remake once we've made a Final Fantasy game that exceeds the quality of FFVII.
If you get the feeling that this statement belittles Square Enix's current development prowess, you're pretty much spot on. Wada admitted that at present, the company is not making Final Fantasy games that exceed the quality of FFVII. If they were to release a 7 remake right now, the FF franchise would be done with, he said.
:lol :lol :lol
dude what the hell? there isn't anything that come closer to captain tsubasa than inazuma eleven,which is the whole reason that shit is popular in the first placeBlitzball is closer. Inazuma despite sharing similar themes and the same damn sport feels like something else. Also that DS game is garbage, let me fill you in on the Tsubasa I speak of
X-2
...
...
...
All the other FFs post-VII
Don't really want a remake. Want new FF with new worlds and stories. Besides, I think pretty much every FF after VII has been better then it. I don't hold VII in high places.
we'll make a Final Fantasy VII remake once we've made a Final Fantasy game that exceeds the quality of FFVII.
X-2
All the other FFs post-VII
BURN THIS INFIDELIf you are just into battle systems, it's hard to argue against x-2
I doubt you'll ever see anything of the same scope again. You realize that the entire company was working on FF7 at once, and nearly every CG company in Tokyo was doing cinematics for it.
It's kind of like Akira, where they bet the farm on it and employed almost every animation studio in Japan. It ain't gonna happen again.
8,12 and 10-2 are already better.
Fuck off remakes, ports and remasters. Yeah even the FF7 PC one.
Give me NEW FF games any day. Give me FF13-3. Give me FFversus13. Give me FF15.
8,12 and 10-2 are already better.
:yuck :yuck :yuck
Worst game of the series aside from the online ones.
People really dislike the whimsical j-pop adventures of Yuna and friends at the local mall dressing room. Most people I know are absolutely repulsed by the femininity of it all.
I liked X-2 because instead of being more melodramatic pap, it was just [mostly] a light-hearted adventure.
Plus, I mean, complaining about re-using locales seems pretty dumb. What do you expect? X-2 to take place in a different world entirely? The entire complaint is a non-complaint because it is entirely inane. Oh no, I have to go to Luca again, why is this game re-using assets? Box says Final Fantasy X-2? I am stupid. The reason XIII-2 gets away with it is because it features a time travel story.
FF VII was magus's first right? Same with me, and it's my favourite. I don't like it because it had a great battle system or anything. I was 11 or 12 and the characters, setting and theme were awesome. I will never experience an FF the same again, because I will never be that young and dumb again.
IV here. Not really sure what it is about the characters/storyline of VII that still resonates with people so damn much.
IV here. Not really sure what it is about the characters/storyline of VII that still resonates with people so damn much.
It's the first Final Fantasy on a Sony manufactured device.
On the surface (which is about all the farther I'm willing to go with this discussion), it's probably the aesthetic and art direction that keeps people latched onto FF7, but a lot of the argument there applies to FF8, too—more science fiction than fantasy, "whimsy" not central to the design and tone, post-industrial towns, self-serious plot and principal characters.
Yes, X-2's job system is the EXACT SAME THING AS Tactics'. Nothing new at all was brought to the table.
You must be fucking kidding me. Why do I even bother?
Also, for all of your love for original battles systems, how the hell do you like 7 so much? It is the most boring and standard of all FF battle systems.
and the characters, setting and theme were awesome.
because I will never be that young and dumb again.
On the surface (which is about all the farther I'm willing to go with this discussion), it's probably the aesthetic and art direction that keeps people latched onto FF7, but a lot of the argument there applies to FF8, too—more science fiction than fantasy, "whimsy" not central to the design and tone, post-industrial towns, self-serious plot and principal characters.
XII's romance was subtle and not shoehorned
The good result of this is it results in a ton of interesting/neat/weird touches everywhere
At the time playing FF7, I thought it was really awesome. Until the end of the first disc, anyway.
Anyway, it was the last FF Gooch had his hands in, and it shows. The series lost a lot of its naive goofiness when he moved on.
QuoteAt the time playing FF7, I thought it was really awesome. Until the end of the first disc, anyway.
ah yes,personaly i always stop right before the temple of the ancients,it's not like the rest of the game is bad but by the time you are done with the first disc you have seen all the really good parts and then you get to the one where the game drags around like that huge materia huntQuoteAnyway, it was the last FF Gooch had his hands in, and it shows. The series lost a lot of its naive goofiness when he moved on.
i used to believe this too before playing the bunch of mistwalker games which were clearly written by a monkey
and a monkey sure didn't write FF7
people get old. people lose their spark. Spielberg isn't as great as he used to be, George Lucas sucks now and I refuse to believe this is the same guy who did American Graffiti or THX 1138. Also, blue dragon had a lot of charm going for it.
personaly i like how you get to fuck around with a sub,i remember reading a rumor that there was actualy a third map on space that you could access by saving cid rocket (of course you can't do that)
they should do that if a remake ever happensQuotepeople get old. people lose their spark. Spielberg isn't as great as he used to be, George Lucas sucks now and I refuse to believe this is the same guy who did American Graffiti or THX 1138. Also, blue dragon had a lot of charm going for it.
eeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhh i don't know,as i said multiple times,i really like TWEWY,it feels like those older psx game i love so friggin much,and that was done by nomura,so the idea of nomura being occasionaly stupid with stuff like advent children and sakaguchi being permanently stupid in the first place sounds more reasonable to me based on their last games they have done separately
Look, I'm not saying Sakaguchi was responsible for all the good parts of the older games, but he definitely added a particular kind of silliness to the games that I feel has been missing since he left. Games aren't a one-man team by any means, but the director/producer does tend to set the tone, and I preferred the tone of Sakaguchi's FFs. FF hasn't been the same without Gooch and Gooch hasn't been the same without FF.
I'm not sure why you're setting him against Nomura, either. Nomura hasn't produced or directed a single FF game. The only FF games I'd say he even had a strong influence on were 8 and 10. He has retro-actively affected FF7, but I don't think you like what he added there. And I'm also not sure why you're giving Nomura full credit on TWEWY. He designed the main character's visual design and contributed some ideas, but you're doing a disservice to the people who really made TWEWY to say it's Nomura's game.
If we're talking FF and you want to set Sakaguchi against anyone, it should be Kitase. FF has had several "overseers": Sakaguchi/Terada (FF1-3), Sakaguchi/Itou (FF4-5, FF9), Sakaguchi/Itou/Kitase (FF6), Sakaguchi/Kitase/Nojima (FF7), Kitase/Nojima (FF8, FF13), Kitase/Toriyama (FFX), and Matsuno/Itou (FF12). Sorting out the outlier (FF12), this broadly breaks into three eras: Gooch (FF1-5, 9), Gooch/Kitase (FF6/7), and Kitase (FF8, 10, 13). Obviously the best results came from the Gooch/Kitase collab, but I'd take Gooch's era over Kitase's era any day of the week. A lot of people wave the bat at Nomura over the change in the series, but it's really not his fault. It's Kitase's. Modern FF is Kitase's series. And Kitase doesn't do goofy well, but by God and country he will someday direct an episode of Dawson's Creek.
Look, I'm not saying Sakaguchi was responsible for all the good parts of the older games, but he definitely added a particular kind of silliness to the games that I feel has been missing since he left. Games aren't a one-man team by any means, but the director/producer does tend to set the tone, and I preferred the tone of Sakaguchi's FFs. FF hasn't been the same without Gooch and Gooch hasn't been the same without FF.
I'm not sure why you're setting him against Nomura, either. Nomura hasn't produced or directed a single FF game. The only FF games I'd say he even had a strong influence on were 8 and 10.
Look, I'm not saying Sakaguchi was responsible for all the good parts of the older games, but he definitely added a particular kind of silliness to the games that I feel has been missing since he left. Games aren't a one-man team by any means, but the director/producer does tend to set the tone, and I preferred the tone of Sakaguchi's FFs. FF hasn't been the same without Gooch and Gooch hasn't been the same without FF.
I'm not sure why you're setting him against Nomura, either. Nomura hasn't produced or directed a single FF game. The only FF games I'd say he even had a strong influence on were 8 and 10. He has retro-actively affected FF7, but I don't think you like what he added there. And I'm also not sure why you're giving Nomura full credit on TWEWY. He designed the main character's visual design and contributed some ideas, but you're doing a disservice to the people who really made TWEWY to say it's Nomura's game.
If we're talking FF and you want to set Sakaguchi against anyone, it should be Kitase. FF has had several "overseers": Sakaguchi/Terada (FF1-3), Sakaguchi/Itou (FF4-5, FF9), Sakaguchi/Itou/Kitase (FF6), Sakaguchi/Kitase/Nojima (FF7), Kitase/Nojima (FF8, FF13), Kitase/Toriyama (FFX), and Matsuno/Itou (FF12). Sorting out the outlier (FF12), this broadly breaks into three eras: Gooch (FF1-5, 9), Gooch/Kitase (FF6/7), and Kitase (FF8, 10, 13). Obviously the best results came from the Gooch/Kitase collab, but I'd take Gooch's era over Kitase's era any day of the week. A lot of people wave the bat at Nomura over the change in the series, but it's really not his fault. It's Kitase's. Modern FF is Kitase's series. And Kitase doesn't do goofy well, but by God and country he will someday direct an episode of Dawson's Creek.
well i have no precise idea of who did what and such,my point anyway was that i liked what they did with TWEWY but i don't like mistwalker games very much,therefore the bad apple of the bunch must be the gooch
I'm really hoping the rumor that Itou is hard at work on FF15 is true... seems like the last amazing guy left there, I'm not really too nuts about Kitase or Nojima (and especially not Toriyama).
Yeah, I felt I had been careful in specifying Sakaguchi's "particular brand of humour" in earlier posts, but I guess I wasn't careful enough, haha. There's still plenty of oddness in non-Gooch games, but it's different oddness and it doesn't work as well for me. FF7 still has it, but Gooch worked on that one, so.Consider me a fan
Yeah, I felt I had been careful in specifying Sakaguchi's "particular brand of humour" in earlier posts, but I guess I wasn't careful enough, haha. There's still plenty of oddness in non-Gooch games, but it's different oddness and it doesn't work as well for me. FF7 still has it, but Gooch worked on that one, so.Consider me a fan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_T9SVDqJPI
your logic is illogical. those were gooch's first games in like 10 years.