i actually think the whole materia system was pretty well done. plus i still think it would make a TON of money. besides i think this would be the perfect time since everybody is in to the whole hd remasters/remake thing [QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"] [QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"]So I just finished FFVII for the first time and I understand why the game was so highly regarded in it's time. But now, in today's context, it's a huge mess. The mini-games, character models, story, side quests, pacing, the materia system...THE LENGTH! It's like the developers were so fascinated by this new-fangled 3D/CD-ROM technology that they needed to fit in every possible idea they thought of, no matter how much it didn't fit into the overall scheme of things. Snowboarding anyone?
But really, let's all just sit here and think about how much work it would take to turn that convoluted pile of 90s Square JRPG into something respectable by today's standards. It would be enormous! Or instead they could just give it a graphical update, maybe throw in some voice actors and watch it get at best a 5/10.
What does thou think?
[QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"]So I just finished FFVII for the first time and I understand why the game was so highly regarded in it's time. But now, in today's context, it's a huge mess. The mini-games, character models, story, side quests, pacing, the materia system...THE LENGTH! It's like the developers were so fascinated by this new-fangled 3D/CD-ROM technology that they needed to fit in every possible idea they thought of, no matter how much it didn't fit into the overall scheme of things. Snowboarding anyone?
But really, let's all just sit here and think about how much work it would take to turn that convoluted pile of 90s Square JRPG into something respectable by today's standards. It would be enormous! Or instead they could just give it a graphical update, maybe throw in some voice actors and watch it get at best a 5/10.
What does thou think?
[QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"]So I just finished FFVII for the first time and I understand why the game was so highly regarded in it's time. But now, in today's context, it's a huge mess. The mini-games, character models, story, side quests, pacing, the materia system...THE LENGTH! It's like the developers were so fascinated by this new-fangled 3D/CD-ROM technology that they needed to fit in every possible idea they thought of, no matter how much it didn't fit into the overall scheme of things. Snowboarding anyone?
But really, let's all just sit here and think about how much work it would take to turn that convoluted pile of 90s Square JRPG into something respectable by today's standards. It would be enormous! Or instead they could just give it a graphical update, maybe throw in some voice actors and watch it get at best a 5/10.
What does thou think?
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