A long time ago I played an RPG for the PS1. It was a Japanese RPG with cartoonish graphics and a name that I remember as starting with T. I don't really remember anything else about the game, but I sure wish I did because I really dug it.

There were some pretty great RPGs that came out on ye olde PS1. I'm just going to have to be lame and boring and say FF7 is my favourite from that console. It's a great title.

I also think there was an Azure Dreams game on the PS1. I hated it when I played it, but who knows, maybe it wasn't as bad as I recall.

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And some of his arguements are bad. No game ever, adn I mean ever, needs a specific graphical hardware maker. Some companies do have preferences, like Valve and AMD, but you don't need an ATI card to play Valve games.

Phoenix534

when you game is praised for basically it's graphics alone such as Crysis (even though I personally found it a good game). Those really aren't bad points at all. Also, some games do run VERY badly when not using the game's recommended settings. I would know, I went from playing on a computer that was only good at running HL2 to a computer that runs Crysis on nearly highest settings possible on DX10 (apart from like one visual option that doesn't make the game look much different). Computers are expensive beasts and do require A LOT of maintenance to get the best experience of the game as possible.

The maintenance and expense of PC is highly overexaggerated. Also, half his arguement was that games wouldn't run because your graphics card was a certain brand, but no game requires you to have an ATI card to run. Same with nVidia cards.

Now where is my Dam yo-yo... Its game time!

pattyp77