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Cory Testerman - 20 Jul 2004 20:29 GMT
Well I just want to know what everyone fav FF game of all time is and why it
is.

Mine would have to be Final Fantasy IV because of the total dymanics of the
game.  Just look at it...it has everything you could want in a Ff game:

The characters, every single one of them, is a dynamic character.
The storyline is one of adventure, love, heartbreak, and heroism.
The graphics are freaking awesome ^_^
The controls where very well laid out.

Overall this is a excellent game with excellent abilities in being the best
game ever made ;) .
Saint Avenger - 20 Jul 2004 21:14 GMT
So says Cory Testerman:

> Well I just want to know what everyone fav FF game of all time is and why it
> is.

Old-school favourite:  FFIV
New-school favourite:  FFX
Favourite from the reg. series overall:  FFIV
Favourite overall:  FFT

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Zarggg - 21 Jul 2004 00:46 GMT
> So says Cory Testerman:
>
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> Favourite from the reg. series overall:  FFIV
> Favourite overall:  FFT

IAWTP. Well, mostly.

FFIV is probably my fav. overall, but FFVII/FVIII tie for being my
new-school favorite. Tidus was just too whiny for me, and the dubbing
was absolutely horrid.
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Cory Testerman - 21 Jul 2004 01:34 GMT
yeah he was a bit winny for me to.
Corwin of Amber - 20 Jul 2004 21:46 GMT
> Well I just want to know what everyone fav FF game of all time is and >why
it is.

This question is too philosophical for this group.

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Corwin
Rob Browning - 20 Jul 2004 22:22 GMT
>Mine would have to be Final Fantasy IV because of the total dymanics of the
>game.  Just look at it...it has everything you could want in a Ff game:
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>Overall this is a excellent game with excellent abilities in being the best
>game ever made ;) .

This is a parody, right?

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"'Hey, you know how you told interviewers that Final Fantasy VII
contained the meaning of life? I'm just wondering, is that part
of the game hidden because I never found it. Also is the fun part
of the game hidden because I never found that either.'
The next thing I remember I was laying on the floor with Hironobu
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Ramen Junkie - 21 Jul 2004 02:06 GMT
> >Mine would have to be Final Fantasy IV because of the total dymanics of the
> >game.  Just look at it...it has everything you could want in a Ff game:
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> This is a parody, right?

Wich has beter music?  Sega Genesis or the SNES?  What kind of software
synthesisers do each one use?  How many bits per chanel can they each
handle.
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Cory Testerman - 21 Jul 2004 05:38 GMT
well I think your question lies mostly in the game and its music more than
the system and what it can handle.  But most of the SNES and GEN used 16-bit
sound if I recall correctly.
Rob Browning - 21 Jul 2004 06:24 GMT
>well I think your question lies mostly in the game and its music more than
>the system and what it can handle.  But most of the SNES and GEN used 16-bit
>sound if I recall correctly.

Boy, that one never fails.

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"'Hey, you know how you told interviewers that Final Fantasy VII
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of the game hidden because I never found it. Also is the fun part
of the game hidden because I never found that either.'
The next thing I remember I was laying on the floor with Hironobu
Sakaguchi standing over me saying 'Looks like he had an allergic
reaction ...to my fist!'"
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Pahsons - Somnolent - Insomniac - Narcoleptic - 21 Jul 2004 11:34 GMT
In a daze, I read Rob Browning's post, then collasped.

>>well I think your question lies mostly in the game and its music more
>>than the system and what it can handle.  But most of the SNES and GEN
>>used 16-bit sound if I recall correctly.
>
> Boy, that one never fails.

Brilliant.  I forgot about that guy

> Rob (So why is it called Mega Man X, anyway?)

So they could get millitant blacks to play SNES?  Instead of the sports
games on Genesis?

(I really read that somewhere, the last part anyways)

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