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I didn't hear that from someone, you know, that's my actual opinion after having played it. Maybe you have different standards than I do or something. I don't find the story to be interesting in the slightest.
The music, the gameplay, hell, the palette and animation are all top-notch. I just don't like the story.
It's never stopped me from playing the trout out of it.
*shrugs* Doesn't make it bad. You didn't like it, fine. I didn't like VI's story, but I'd never call it bad.
I feel like the sprites could be done better. I agree with the poster who made the assessment that the game looks like it could have been made on one of the RPGMaker series.
V's sprites look a little different mostly because of the backgrounds. The only thing that was clearly worse was the music, because the SNES had a much better sound card than was possible to put in the GBA.
Any reason? Or just baseless opinion? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Spooniest
I hate mobile controls so.....
No I will not get it. :razz:
Though a 3DS remake, I would buy that
I like flying the airship in Final Fantasy VI. They butchered it.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenbokoAny reason? Or just baseless opinion? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Spooniest
... How?Quote:
Originally Posted by SpooniestI like flying the airship in Final Fantasy VI. They butchered it.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenbokoAny reason? Or just baseless opinion? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Spooniest
The damn thing feels like it's got one propeller left and you're just barely staying aloft. The problem is that for whatever reason, the mode 7 map just refuses to animate as fast on the GBA as on the SNES. This makes flight extremely clunky. It was my favorite part of the game (flying the airship), and now it's junk.
Cue nerd rage.:bou:
So... because the airship in VI Advance wasn't to your liking, all the GBA ports are trout?
Seems legit.
If you like airships, it is.
*grabs popcorn*
Continue...
Still fail to see how VI's failed airship makes IV and V Advance trout. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirage
All the mode 7 effects looks like garbage on the GBA, and all the music and sound effects are inferior copies of their SNES counterparts. The SNES lays the smack down on the GBA eight days a week. I won't deny that it's novel to have the GBA versions, but the novelty of a portable version is all that I find redeeming about them.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElpizoStill fail to see how VI's failed airship makes IV and V Advance trout. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirage
I just smurfing hate the worthless GBA.
Given how little IV and V use mode-seven, it's really not that big of a deal. The music and sound for IV and V is fine, in some areas even improves over the SNES version. Well, admittedly, some sound effects lack the charm of the SNES ones (the death-sound of monsters, mostly), but the rest is hardly nails-on-a-chalkboard. It's hardly that bad. Plug in some headphones and you have pretty good audio. It's not enough to ruin the entire experience, in any case. At least not for me.
The GBA is hardly "worthless". It has an incredible library of fantastic games and great RPGs, so much so that calling it worthless is kind of insulting. Even with its inferior-to-the-SNES audio hardware, it still managed to produce games with great music (Golden Sun and Megman Zero spring to my mind). Not to mention that music alone is hardly enough of a factor to doom an entire system, since a handheld is so much more than that and the GBA delivered on all fronts. It was an all-around solid handheld, that doesn't even come anywhere remotely near "worthless".