Best Squaresoft game ever

[Marcus]

*gets back on topic, since noone knows whats going on anyway*

Final Fantasy VI... Its FAR superior to Final Fantasy VII. Better story, better characters, and a better mood alltogether.

VI > VII

[Flying Mullet]

Originally posted by Marcus
*gets back on topic, since noone knows whats going on anyway*

Final Fantasy VI... Its FAR superior to Final Fantasy VII. Better story, better characters, and a better mood alltogether.

VI > VII

[Marcus]

I find your use of smilies disturbing, yet somewhat erotic.

[Sefie1999AD]

A tough decision between Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy VII for me. I find them both really awesome games, and both Final Fantasy IX and Chrono Trigger are very close to them as well. Oh, and Final Fantasy VII >>>>>>> Final Fantasy VI, which is becoming my least favorite FF at the moment. I think FF7's story, characters, mood and especially battle system bring FF6 to dust.

[Flying Mullet]

Originally posted by Sephiroth1999AD
I think FF7's story, characters, mood and especially battle system bring FF6 to dust.

I can see why some like FFVI's system more than FFVII's and vice-versa. It's all what we like. *nods* [/random comment]

[Kirobaito]

Meh. It's all about character development with FFVI. That's what makes it so great. There are a WHOLE LOT of characters, yet you think that every single one of them is the main character. Pure Square goodness.

[Sefie1999AD]

Originally posted by Flying Mullet
I can see why some like FFVI's system more than FFVII's and vice-versa. It's all what we like. *nods* [/random comment]

Agreed.

[DJZen]

Originally posted by King Bahamut
Meh. It's all about character development with FFVI. That's what makes it so great. There are a WHOLE LOT of characters, yet you think that every single one of them is the main character. Pure Square goodness.

Eh, I don't agree on this point. I don't think that Relm or Strago could fairly be called main characters. You can even skip getting (SPOILER)Mog and Shadow.

[Kirobaito]

Well, not EVERY character, but the following characters in the game all had very important parts, and could all be considered the main character:

Terra
Celes
Edgar
Sabin
Locke

That's enough to say "Great Character Development," unlike FFVIII, where Irvine said three things in the whole game. Of course, that's a good thing, because I'd rather for him to shut his trap.

[Flying Mullet]

Originally posted by King Bahamut
That's enough to say "Great Character Development," unlike FFVIII, where Irvine said three things in the whole game. Of course, that's a good thing, because I'd rather for him to shut his trap.

Never more had I wished for a backfire of a sniper rifle.

[SpiritWolf]

I voted for Kingdom Hearts, though it was hard deciding between that an Final Fantasy IX.

[Mr_Bojangless]

I would have to say Chrono Trigger, by far in my opinion. The combination moves were a great addition to it. The different combinations made combat not repetitive. Plus the different times made it much more vast. And the characters in it were great.

[Caim]

there is no such thing as "the best Square-Enix game". it's all good. except that damn Unlimited Saga. That just sucks.

[William]

I'd have to pick Final Fantasy VI. Best game ever. Period. In my opinion, it had the greatest storyline, greatest characters, was non-linear, had lots of side quests, lots of mystery, the main villain actually succeeded in destroying the world, millions of things to do, great graphics/sound for it's time, and best of all it's 2-D! *has a thing for 2D games*

Coming in close would have to be the following:

Rudra No Hihou, Final Fantasy IV, and Final Fantasy I.

[black orb]

>>> Chrono Trigger, the best Squaresoft game ever..