is it worth it

I agree with elfen did you even beat all the weapons you don't know what hard is until you face Ruby and Emerald and what do you mean I don't like how you fight Final Fantasy games have always been known for there turn based game play (excluding FF12 God what were they thinking) it's what made this series save Square Enix that and the story lines and characters.

Haha, that was pretty funny. That was a pretty lame move to sell it back. :roll:

Did you even play 12??? It's turn based but a lot harder because you are always trying to figure out the best move in the 1-2 seconds it takes to cast it and if you change your move halfway you have to start all over again. I guess you could discount the gambits from making it turn based because if you get enough of em you don't even have to play the game besides running around. But pretty much every boss fight I turn my gambits off and its back to old style of playing again.

Yes I beat the game and the side quests it's just I prefer the original turn base style on any Final Fantasy other than 12

I agree with you dood.

ff 12 was fail for me it sucked ass ... honestly then i was stupid enough to belive that FF12 revenant wings would be better once again i was wrong...but still i think they have killed the FF series now

I just pray FF 13 brings it back from all of what I've read about it

I hope that.

By the way, Dissidia looks very interesting

When I saw this a week ago I went crazy all over my house I have this game pre-ordered online for my imported PSP and all I can say is Bartz Klauser FTW and the other thing I'm happy about Bartz is his seiyuu it's the same dude who does Keichii Maebara from Higurashi Soichiro Hoshi and did anyone check the update if I'm reading this right Shantotto from FF XI has now been added and is voiced by none other Megumi Hayashibara best known for her role as Lina Inverse from slayers here's the link

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissidia

I was merely saying that as an example of how FF7 is not a challenge unless you artificiality place handicaps on yourself. First time I played FF7, I used "Attack", "Cure1/2/3" + All Materia, "Revive2", and "Summon". That's it. Aside from the Weapons, no actual strategy is necessary for defeating a boss. My third play-through was the no Materia challenge. Just "Attack" and "Item" there, and by "Item" I am exclusively referring to healing items. Add on top of that, FF7 was one of the first five RPGs I played, and you can see that familiarity is not needed either.

Aside from speed runs and low-level games, the only way to actually make strategy a necessity is to play something extreme like an initial equipment, no item, command Materia only game.

i have to agree with alexander here and say ff7 is easy the battles are easy .unless you try to impose things to change difficulty i wish they would make like a masterquest ff7 remake make it way harder where you have to be a master tacttican to beat it

id say if any of you have a ps3 i think you should get the remake of it

I'm a little behind the times, but I thought the remake was still up in the air?

No. I doubt Square Enix has the money to fund FF7 remake, FF13, and FFVS13 at the same time. Maybe after FF13 is done, but they'd sooner port it to PSP than give it a PS3-level graphic overhaul.

here is the article that says it will be released on ps3 but theres no exact date of it

Here's the quote from the Square Enix representative in that article:



He doesn't say that a remake of FFVII will be released. He says that Square Enix has no plans of remaking it.

oh fuck i failed.....

Eh, happens to the best of us. :D

thanks that made me feel a bit relieved though i cant find the article that i read before....

i have the game but just too lazy to get back playing. (~.~)