Downplayed PSX Games

[Jagos]

I don't think you can really accuse me of that considering that most of my post was explaining why I dislike FF8, and there are other posts here and at the TWC explaining why I don't like FF1, and how I continually fall asleep during it. Not to mention that I haven't played any of the japanese games, because it's just not worth the trouble, and, although I like FF7, I'll be the first to admit that it's graphics were poor at best (other than the CGI movies), and that it is extremely overhyped being 'average' for a final fantasy.

I'm really gonna start putting ":p" behind a post so people don't have to take me so seriously all the time. I thought it was funny when you mentioned FFX-2 and I just so happened to be listening to ROBOvoice. Doesn't mean I was attacking your post.

But... it's ok if you're too insecure with your masculinity to enjoy a game that has three girly girls, obvious charlie's angels spoofs (which made me laugh when I first saw them), and a battle system that incorporates dressing them up. Just because it's 'girly' and anything but serious doesn't mean that it's not 'fun'. The amount of rampant hate for that game that, when you dig into it, comes straight down to it being 'girl power' and having 'pretty polly dress up' as part of the game for a VAST majority of the people that don't like it makes me think that no one would even own a PS2 if Sony had decided to release it with bright pink plastic and have flower shaped buttons... which is just sad.

There's an attack there that I'm gonna ignore. I never played FFX-2. I plan to someday but I got other games like Ninja Gaiden to work on. And it's ironic to me that people won't play FFX-2 but will play FF11 although you're still playing pretty dress up.

[Mike McC]

Originally Posted by TheInfernalStorm

Nope, all five games have been released in the US. This includes both Sega CD games, and both of their PSX remakes, plus Lunar Legend for the GBA, which was essentially an alternate version of The Silver Star.

I'm sorry, but that is INCORRECT. There was a Sega GameGear game for Lunar, like Lunar: Magic School Vane or something like that, that was never translated and brought stateside.