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Acevil said:
lestatdark said:
Acevil said:
lestatdark said:
Dark_Lord_2008 said:
HD remake of FFVI or FFVII would be a much better offering for JRPG fans than either: FFXIII and now FFXIII-2.

If they consider an HD remake of FFVII to be virtually impossible for them, they have no chance to ever do that for FFVI. 


Not only that, most likely it will have different battle system, and things will be shifted around, to correct potiential "errors" in the franchise, mainly after Final Fantasy Crisis Core, Final Fantasy Last Order, and the Original Plot having number of different issues that somewhat conflict with each other. Hell I imagine Cloud will be like Final Fantasy AC Cloud, which would be a total annoyance. 

Meh, screw AC Cloud, as long as they don't mess up Sephiroth, everyone else can go to hell in my view  

But seriously, I agree with you. There has been so much BS thrown around in the FFVII compilation, that FFVII would no longer be the same game (story and gameplay wise). As for the changes in gameplay, coming from S-E I can expect anything from them, but if they (theoretically speaking) ever made a FFVII remake, one of the few things they shouldn't dare to touch has to be the Materia system. If they did, well then F' em >_>.

I have feeling they would provide a twist to the Materia system, like fusion or something! :P

Again, F' em XD.

They could make the exact same game again in HD, with the exact same story and the characters playing it out exactly the same, with the same battle system and whatnot...If they mess with the Materia system, I won't touch the game even with a 10m long pole




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