Like people have been saying, it's all because Final Fantasy's executive producer left the company in 2001 or 2002, and apparently he took a whole bunch of employees with him. I didn't know that.
The way I see it, Final Fantasy ended at part 10. I don't know what these new games and movies calling themselves Final Fantasy are. I knew Final Fantasy, and you sir, are no Final Fantasy.
[QUOTE="G3ckobain"] :roll: ... lot of you are saying SquareEnix sux, just cuz they go 360 style ... but we all were praising them before that ...
Still SquareSoft >>>>> SquareEnix by far ...
What i don't get is how these company are going bankrupt when they sell millions of copies with every single title they put on the market ...and a lot of them being terribly bad. I mean what do they do with all that money ??
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Simply ... mostly because of this It's actually a very hard blow when you invest a lot in the process and simply end up losing 130 millions.
I personally think they didn't release the movie at the right time ... way too soon, people were not ready for this kind of technology and from the get go it scared them ( I don't remember the term for this) Not that it was good ... it was not ... but not bad to THAT point
Yeah, that was a big fudge up. It didn't have anything to do with the games, and people hadn't warmed up to the idea of a computer animated movie aimed at adults (they still kinda haven't, Beowulf didn't do so well last year) So they alienated fans of the game and most of the movie-going crowd.
If they'd made a live action adaptation of one of the games, it might have done pretty well.
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