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I think that a Prequal about Braska would be cool, but(you knew i was goina say that :D ) I say that they should make remakes of a few games before they make new ones like a FF1 with ps2 graphics n stuff or something like that kinda like what Capcom did with Resident Evil 1, they turned it from a square bit 1990's game to a Very good graphic awesome game for Gamecube.
Square has said that as long as Sony makes backwards compatible systems no games would be re-made ... As for re-releases, they said nothing..... And besides, to completely remake games like that would take years probobly......
Even though i liked FFX i would not want to see a 3rd. FFX-2 was so very very bad, that i almost didnt have the will to finish playin it. They should have left the series at FFX or made an FFX-2 that lived up to the first game (and also gotten a different voice actor for Yuna because the one they used was so bad)
I really suck at FFX-2
In FFX-2 was the same voice actress for Yuna but she got better cause When Yuna was a Summoner she was not spose to goof off and all cause she had to destor Sin, but in FFX-2 Yuna can do whatever now but that show why she act like Tidus sometimes and Rikku.
But YRP are really cool Characters Squre Enix ever made.
I enjoy FFX-2, if only I can save up and buy a Japanese PS2 and play FFX-2 Interantional+ Last Mission.
>.<
I wish Lulu was in there more........she was my favorite character.....
It's not smart to go into battle pregnant you know.
I FFX prequal about Braska would be cool. I'd like to see that story. But then it would be the third series of whom the third instalment is a prequal.
Oh my god, I played X-2 for like twenty minutes and almost threw up. It was one of the most atrocious things I've ever seen, and probably the worst game I've ever played. The ONLY good thing about it was Rikku's skimpy outfit.
FFX tactics :)
oooooh.... lots of people wanna kill me at the moment.
Actually, that and the prequel idea would fit nicely. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tsukasa
If Square-Enix made X-3, not only would it not sell, they would be flooded with so much hate mail (most of it from me) it would set game development back 50 years.
But then again then fact that X-2 went platinum proves that not only is the world filled with f@#$ing idiots, but Square will continue to make mindless crap like this instead of decent games like FFIX.
Square would have to be complete arseholes not to realise that FFX-2 was a pile of balls. FFX-3 is the final insult to humanity.
Good thing Square-Enix doesn't make all its choices based on the opinions of a few embittered internet forumers...
If they actually believed everyone who made a fuss about "omg every game should be like ______" or "omg everyone thinks _____ is crap!", then we'd all be playing 2D remakes of FFI, with no new added features or FMVs, yet somehow made innovative and new without changing the formula at all. No matter what they decide to do, people are going to whine because they don't like it.
Personally, I think it's better that they try new ideas than simply treat us like imbeciles by spewing out identical games with no new ideas.
X-2 is understandably not everyone's kettle of fish. The plot is far more complex than most critics realise, since it takes time and effort to uncover it, due to its fragmented and non-linear nature. The game is basically a coda - an add-on to FFX, so of course it isn't a whole new adventure with a whole new cast and new world. I'm not sure what people expected from a direct sequel to an existent game, but I'd personally have been more disappointed if they'd simply given us "more of the same".
Each of the game's "departures" makes a fair amount of sense, when examined in context:
A fixed party of three playable characters - the previous game was a 'journey' story, with new members acquired along the way. Since X-2 dealt with an alread-established cast, inventing all-new playable characters would've just muddied the story. The way it was done, the majority of the cast were familiar, with a few new additions whose back-stories wove in well with the main flow. Trying to find excuses to bring in a half-dozen new playable characters would've been extremely contrived, and also extremely boring to players who experienced exactly that in FFX.
The "girly" style - with three young women as lead characters, I really don't know what people expected. Not everyone can behave like Solid Snake; the way the X-2 women acted was fitting with their characters. I'd rather have a cast that's believable yet occasionally irritating (e.g. Tidus, Rikku in X-2) than a bunch of perfectly heroic, utterly flawless and absurdly unrealistic constructs.
Starting with the airship - makes sense, really. Most of the world was explored in the previous game, so making the player trudge through every city in order again would've been tiresome in the extreme. "Oh wow! A new city! One that I saw last month while playing FFX - I'm totally excited..."
Non-linear, mission-based story - again, it helps to distinguish the game from its predecessor. It's also a natural side-effect of having an airship available from the very beginning. Approximately three billion nerds have wasted a total of 400,000 years by moaning on the internet about how FFX was too linear, so X-2 may have helped to placate them. Giving the player freedom to do whatever, whenever made the multiple endings possible, and meant action-oriented players could skip dull side-quests while gamers craving a deeper, more thorough experience could take the time to explore everything.
okay i think they should remake x-2 before they make X-3