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8th-March-2008, 22:59
Evans

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Originally Posted by Elin

Me too. ;__; Mine had the most ridiculously translated tags at first. Even I could see that they were wrong. <_<; So I just retagged it with what was listed on amazon.jp.

植松伸夫 - Beyond that Door

Final Fantasy IX soundtrack. ^^;;; Like~

Never downloaded that one. :shrug:
8th-March-2008, 23:00
Anonymous

CD-generation FF games, in order of quality, IMO

FF7 > FF12 > FFX > FF8 > FF9 >>>>>>>>> FFX-2
8th-March-2008, 23:00
Evans

みょん - [IA-STYLE/Toho #07] Ghost Through Knives
8th-March-2008, 23:01
Elin

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Originally Posted by Cheezebob

lawl Game Boy spinoffs.

What's lol about that? It's hardly like Final Fantasy Tactics pushed the PS1 to its limits. ^_^

...

Not that I loved FFTA. But it was no less at home on the GBA than it would've been on any other console. My problems with it were more from a design and story perspective.
8th-March-2008, 23:02
Inferno.

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Originally Posted by Cheezebob

CD-generation FF games, in order of quality, IMO

FF7 > FF12 > FFX > FF8 > FF9 >>>>>>>>> FFX-2

lol @ numbers and then roman numerals on FFX.
lol @ "CD-Generation" and X-2, XII and X are DVD PS2 games. :nyah:
8th-March-2008, 23:02
Anonymous

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Originally Posted by Elin

What's lol about that? It's hardly like Final Fantasy Tactics pushed the PS1 to its limits. ^_^

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Not that I loved FFTA. But it was no less at home on the GBA than it would've been on any other console. My problems with it were more from a design and story perspective.

What's lol about it is trying to cater to game boy players by dumbing the gameplay down to their handhelds.
8th-March-2008, 23:04
Anonymous

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Originally Posted by Inferno_

lol @ numbers and then roman numerals on FFX.

lol @ "CD-Generation" and X-2, XII and X are DVD PS2 games. :nyah:

It's about what's easier to type.

By "CD-generation", I mean post-carts.
8th-March-2008, 23:04
Evans

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Originally Posted by Cheezebob

What's lol about it is trying to cater to game boy players by dumbing the gameplay down to their handhelds.

Did you play?
8th-March-2008, 23:08
Deach

http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/4...5334uh6.th.jpg

Win, of epic proportions.
8th-March-2008, 23:10
Ivolt

I don't know what I was thinking, fighting Ray while my nephew was here.

I really should have known better. :ugh:
8th-March-2008, 23:10
Evans

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Originally Posted by Deach

http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/4...5334uh6.th.jpg

Win, of epic proportions.

Must useful since you have no arms nor legs.
8th-March-2008, 23:10
Evans

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Originally Posted by Ivolt

I don't know what I was thinking, fighting Ray while my nephew was here.

I really should have known better. :ugh:

Someone saw you losing this time, eh? :P
8th-March-2008, 23:12
Deach

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Originally Posted by Evans

Must useful since you have no arms nor legs.

LOL CLEARLY I'M GRIPING THE REINS SO I DON'T FALL OFF
8th-March-2008, 23:12
Evans

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Originally Posted by Deach

LOL CLEARLY I'M GRIPING THE REINS SO I DON'T FALL OFF

... how?
8th-March-2008, 23:12
Elin

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cheezebob

What's lol about it is trying to cater to game boy players by dumbing the gameplay down to their handhelds.

The gameplay wasn't especially dumbed down to me. Just not really as fun. It had a different feel to the Playstation one, certainly, but I think that was more down to the fact that it had a completely different director than it was down to the choice of platform. Heck there's a Tactics Ogre game on the GBA, and the original FF Tactics was basically just a Tactics Ogre game in Final Fantasy clothes. Same development team etc... So there's no reason Square couldn't have put out another game in the same vein as the PS1 one had they wanted to. They probably just felt like taking the series in a different direction.