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MogKnight
07-29-2004, 06:01 PM
To sum it all up… the game looks a lot like it’s Playstation counter part and has a few extra things added and even full fledge mission things. PROBLEM IS… they made the games too easy compared to their Origin counter parts. You can get a Mithrill Blade for 450 Gil as opposed to 2000 gil or something like that.
hb smokey
07-29-2004, 07:47 PM
But of course it is still worth purchasing, right. No matter if it is easier than the original releases, I am undoubtadly still going to spend my money on them.
Marceline
07-29-2004, 11:02 PM
Originally posted by Smokey
But of course it is still worth purchasing, right. No matter if it is easier than the original releases, I am undoubtadly still going to spend my money on them.
But of course it is still worth purchasing, right. No matter if it is easier than the original releases, I am undoubtadly still going to spend my money on them.
That’s pretty much how I feel too.
Even if it is easier, playing it on my SP is just going to be so godly.
MogKnight
07-30-2004, 02:58 AM
Well for the most part, if you played Origins already, you’ve pretty much seen all the regular stuff minus Soul of Chaos and Re-Birth.
It seems that the target audience for Final Fantasy I&II are children. Heck, when you start a new game, it asks if you want Kanji or all Hiragana/Katakana… which an optionfor those who have not completed their kanji studies and are able to read it all (that would be about less than JPN High School level).
But it’s still a buy I think, just to play around once every so often.