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First coffee, checking my usual morning literature.
And especially blueshinra's post caught my interest.
For me is playing Final Fantasy VII like a long walk down memory lane. I love the midi-sounds, the awkward controlling at the PC. And imagine that all pimped up to the standard of modern game consoles makes me shiver.
Contrary to the author of the article I love [...]all this stupid metaphysical j-pop ultra-fashion Nomura bullcrap[...]. And yeah, I admit - I like Advent Children.
But I would really prefer if Square-Enix would start to work on a sequel instead of yet another prequel. A fangirls dream: another Turk-Game on a high end console. (Dream on baby...)
The world of Final Fantasy VII has so many options.
And now when I think about it, having smoked my first two cigarettes, maybe that's the reason why so many different people are attracted to the fandom.
It's so easy to write a sappy Aerith/Cloud-Lovestory or complicated Yuffentine.
There's no restriction in writing either Turk-crack or digging deep into the abyss of the human mind.
And a game which was published eleven years ago and still has so many fans, can't be that bad.
(crossposted to Solokuenstler.net)
And especially blueshinra's post caught my interest.
For me is playing Final Fantasy VII like a long walk down memory lane. I love the midi-sounds, the awkward controlling at the PC. And imagine that all pimped up to the standard of modern game consoles makes me shiver.
Contrary to the author of the article I love [...]all this stupid metaphysical j-pop ultra-fashion Nomura bullcrap[...]. And yeah, I admit - I like Advent Children.
But I would really prefer if Square-Enix would start to work on a sequel instead of yet another prequel. A fangirls dream: another Turk-Game on a high end console. (Dream on baby...)
The world of Final Fantasy VII has so many options.
And now when I think about it, having smoked my first two cigarettes, maybe that's the reason why so many different people are attracted to the fandom.
It's so easy to write a sappy Aerith/Cloud-Lovestory or complicated Yuffentine.
There's no restriction in writing either Turk-crack or digging deep into the abyss of the human mind.
And a game which was published eleven years ago and still has so many fans, can't be that bad.
(crossposted to Solokuenstler.net)