Chocobo Hot n' Cold is the best Chocobo Mini-game in the series. That is all, you may return to your regular forum viewing habits. :choc:
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Chocobo Hot n' Cold is the best Chocobo Mini-game in the series. That is all, you may return to your regular forum viewing habits. :choc:
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Indisputable. Although, chocobo racing was pretty great.
Until you started breeding chocobos and learned to hate everything about it, or when you are trying to win those two useful items from the betting track and learn to hate it all over again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jiro
If you're chocobo racing for anything except the love of it, then you're gonna have a bad time.
But WK needs his Gold Chocobo created through forced in-breeding. It's what Moogle God wanted... :cry:
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I agree.
If you arbitrarily ignore Triple Triad and Blitzball at least.
That is the best way to achieve genetic purity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Kanno
It's true this is the best Chocobo mini game in the series. My favorite mini game in the series actually.
This isn't even opinion. It's fact.
Never played it.
You may now proceed to gasp and drag me to the nearest game available as I kick and squirm.
Oh no you di'in't! *z-snap*Quote:
Originally Posted by Karifean
Blitzball is as fun as a stapler to the eye.
It's damn harder than the chocobo game in FFVIII! I'm still stuck at like, the second challenge!
Now I want a stapler to the eye.Quote:
Originally Posted by The White Wizard of Fynn
Oh, I forgot, the best chocobo minigame is *clearly* Catcher Chocobo from FFX, what with its fully functional and flawless control scheme and non-existant frustration factor.
Triple Triad is okay, but a bit simple and loaded with rules that frustrate the experience when they appear. And Blitzball is one of the least enjoyable mini games ever created.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karifean
I love Chocobo Hot & Cold and I could play it all day (which I have, they aren't super generous on the points).