what your least favorite square-enix/soft game?

[The Knights of the Round]

im just wondering what game everything thinks is the worst made by square-soft/enix. this isnt suppose to be a big fight thing on who thinks which one is worse and that they are right, cause no one is right about this. its just an oppinion.

the game i think is the worst of the ones ive played so far is FFV. This game makes me soooooo angry!!! but i dont hate it, i just think its the worst yet.
edit/adding reasons(when you go through a dungeaon or w/e some of the enimies are harder than the boss, and then the really hard ones dont even give exp they give gbp) really annoying

so plz post ur oppinions..

[ValkyrieWing]

Hmmm...I'm actually not liking FFX-2 very much....maybe cause I'm stuck on lightning tower calibration. ><

[Mirage]

Dragon QUest 8's battle system really put me off, so I pick that.

[DJZen]

I'd say Final Fantasy VII, but it has Heidegger. I'll have to go with Xenogears instead.

[Aurons_Desciple]

Unlimited Saga

[Erdrick Holmes]

Final Fantasy IX... no that wasn't a typo.

[RiseToFall]

Kings Knight

[Captain Maxx Power]

Despite it's heritage, DQ1 is downright anarchic and tedious, which is to be expected from such an old RPG. It's a miracle the interaction system wasn't as bogged down as other RPG's at the time.

[aerithsloveslave]

Anything with the word Saga in the title.

[Erdrick Holmes]

Despite it's heritage, DQ1 is downright anarchic and tedious, which is to be expected from such an old RPG. It's a miracle the interaction system wasn't as bogged down as other RPG's at the time.

Thank god the Gameboy version of DQ1 fixed all that broken crap.

The Japanese version was worse, since the sprites looked like stick figures and only faced towards the camera you had to select 'talk' then select the direction where you'd like to talk to.

[DJZen]

If you think THAT'S bad, try playing the MSX version. The screen had to completely re-draw with every step you took, all sprites had a black box around them (apparently transparency hadn't been invented yet), and even though it was on a computer, it wouldn't let you save your game to a floppy disk. However, it was so far ahead of its competition at the time that it won over the hearts of gamers nationwide. Just goes to show you how much perspective can change your opinion on a game.

[Necronopticous]

Tobal #1

[Erdrick Holmes]

If you think THAT'S bad, try playing the MSX version. The screen had to completely re-draw with every step you took, all sprites had a black box around them (apparently transparency hadn't been invented yet), and even though it was on a computer, it wouldn't let you save your game to a floppy disk. However, it was so far ahead of its competition at the time that it won over the hearts of gamers nationwide. Just goes to show you how much perspective can change your opinion on a game.

Did the MSX version of DQ2 have that?

And BOOOO! Tobal #1 was good, it was the first 3D fighting game I didn't hate.

[DJZen]

Yes, it did, but it looked nicer. About as nice as an RPG could look on the MSX1.

[Dreddz]

Unlimited Saga :mad2: