FF13 was voted as the second best game in 2009 by Japanese gamers

[lestatdark]

darthdevidem01 said:

lestatdark said:

CGI-Quality said:

lestatdark said:

CGI-Quality said:

Crow for the masses. Dinner time!

Glad to hear it and can't wait to play it. Btw, isn't it awful quiet in here?

You're right, this has been by far, the nicest thread where the name FFXIII is mentioned XD

Funny how the truth silences the doubt.

Oh, I still think that those people will still appear on this thread, but I'm also still hoping that i'm entirely wrong! :D

@Darth

Not also are they all top quality, they are amongst the best examples in their own genre, they have been the banner holder and have shown how their own genre can evolve through more than 2 decades of gaming ;)

The funny thing though, is that from those series, only FF gets the most hate from it's own fans, go to any Zelda, Mario or DQ thread and you'll see their own fans praising and waiting for the best in all new games of the series. Go to a FF thread, and you'll see the vocal minority of the internet waiting for each new FF to fail massively :P

Hell yeah

mainly cus they are ALL DIFFERENT!

I mean lets see, which zelda got a lot of hate at launch & a lot of flak, oh thats right Wind Waker, it was different from previous zelda's thats why! (then after a while they all agreed it was AWESOME like 99% of FF fans do too in the end)

except this wind waker scenario happens with EVERY FF, with some on a big scale (i.e. FF8/12), to some on a smaller scale (FF7 -- yes I am sure some people hated it at the time)

Thankfully the majority see the light! Thats how it will stay!

Yeah, and ironically, the same people who disliked Wind Waker's Cell Shaded graphics, are now loving Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks :P 

@bolded - Actually FFVII got and still gets a lot of hate, especially to the purist FFVI lovers, to whom FF ended the day FF7 released. FF7 caused the biggest split in FF fans in the history of the series, a split that still exists today, even if the "purists" are fewer these days ;)