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fandomsecrets2007-08-26 05:16 pm
[ SECRET POST #233 ]
⌈ Secret Post #233 ⌋
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Re: 3 & 11
It wasn't the graphics that blew me away, it was the fact that it has *SO MUCH* story. I'd never experienced anything like that. I was all: "Video games can be like books!?!?!?!? THIS IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST REVELATIONS OF MY ENTIRE CHILDHOOD OMGWUT."
The only other game that's really hit me the same way was the original Metal Gear Solid and maybe Xenogears (oh shit, I haven't been wowed by a game since 1999 D:).
So, well, maybe that's it. I still don't think that FFVII's story is "trite" or "old newz" since compared to 90% of the RPG's I've played, it still has one of the most distinct and individual (dare I say original!) storylines of all of them (and I have played a lot of RPGs). But people who play the game years after have a hard time seeing through the hype, especially now that the anthology's gained so much popularity. I talk to so many people who have an incredibly warped view (both negative and positive) on the original canon I sometimes feel like no one even remembers the actual game anymore. *sigh*
Re: 3 & 11
(oh shit, I haven't been wowed by a game since 1999 D:)
I gotta plug the Suikoden series, assuming you haven't already played it. 1 and 2 are incredible, and 5 is a close runner up. 3 and 4 were all right, but I can't, in all good conscience, recommend them.