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Khuutra on 26 December 2008
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Groucho said:
ookaze said:
Khuutra said:

You're going to have to explain to me exactly what you mean by "breathtaking" for a JRPG.

 

Surely that's his way of being in denial and moving the goal posts.

BTW, no game need BluRay. Games are not movies, and movies don't need BluRay either.

 

Final Fantasy VII would have been so much cooler if it was on just one CD, too.  

I love how I have to explain everything I say to Wii fanboys.  Its like teaching kids.  I love teaching kids... seriously.  I don't have time to link you to an online dictionary atm, though.  You're gonna have to "rough it".

Is the Wii Tales so awesome, that you guys honestly expect Wii JRPGs to outshine games like Lost Odyssey, Valkryia Chronicles, etc.?  I was going to pick it up, but I have't gotten around to it yet.  Too many great PS2 RPGs to finish still, to really justify it.

I'm not a Wii fanboy. The only game I've been playing for the last week is Gears 2 co-op with my little brother. Taking condescending tones is nice, though, it really helps prove your point.

And yes, there are different ways in which something can be breathtaking. I am asking for what your definition of breathtaking in a JRPG is. Dragon Warrior (aka Dragon Quest I) is breathtaking to many, but for very different reasons from Final Fantasy VII. I am asking for a clarification of terms so as to drive the dialogue between us along more constructive lines.