| Shiken said: FFVII did not really revolutionize anything that we have not seen in other FF games on the SNES. This is an undeniable FACT. It is however, still a fantastic game. Thats how I see it at least. It had nothing to do with people being able to praise FFVII. It deserves praise. I just found it funny when you pointed out excerpts from reviews and said they were more important with the score. So I decided to make a jest. Thats all. |
That made me laugh pretty hard.
"FFVII did not really revolutionize anything that we have not seen in other FF games on the SNES"
FF7:
-went from 2D sprites and tile backgrounds to 3D characters and impressive, artistic and highly detailed pre-rendered backgrounds
-basically ushered in FMV storytelling during key scenes. FF7 is responsible in large part for the cinematic storytelling road the industry has traveled down for AAA games since
-the music made a similar leap, with a huge, sweeping orchestral soundtrack
-became the blueprint for RPGs and cinematic story focused games to follow
Something else revolutionary: Final Fantasy VII is the first game to allow you to play through a flashback, only for that flashback to turn out to be completely wrong.
The best dungeon
The best piece of music
Best summon: Knights of the Round
Last edited by deskpro2k3 - on 28 February 2020
