No, there are others who have not played them. For example, people who have never seen a television.
Considering how inexpensive past games would now be, the easiest way for you to find out would be to simply purchase a copy.
And as to what is so brilliant about them, there are many reasons. Some would say the plot could easily be compared to that of a particularly entertaining novel, which is an impressive accomplishment for a video game. This is accompanied by characters that you actually care about and want to know what happens to them.
Others are more keen on the gameplay and the choices in how to level up characters. Either way, it's worth checking out.
Originally posted by Lieutenant FatmanI've heard differently, my friends have said that some of the games like Final Fantasy VII sell for something like £50 and more.
No, there are others who have not played them. For example, people who have never seen a television.
Considering how inexpensive past games would now be, the easiest way for you to find out would be to simply purchase a copy.
And as to what is so brilliant about them, there are many reasons. Some would say the plot could easily be compared to ...[text shortened]... he gameplay and the choices in how to level up characters. Either way, it's worth checking out.
And for these earlier games I'd also have to buy another Playstation as my current old one is broken, and I'm not getting a PS2 to play the other games either.
Originally posted by Bad wolfWell, I just finished FFX for the second time. I can't explain why I would waste another 78 hours of my life on the game...
What is so great about these games anyway?
Am I the only one who has never played any of these games, ever?
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I can tell you the ending was bunk. Again.
Edit - Oh yeah, FFX2 sucks toe cheese.