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re: Final Fantasy 7.
Posted on 2/4/14 at 11:17 am to Freauxzen
Posted on 2/4/14 at 11:17 am to Freauxzen
VII's mass appeal has a lot to do with the new "non-medieval" and more urban feel for a FF game. It was truly a different looking game than previous entries and it had a much-broader audience.
The graphical leap from SNES gen to PS gen is also a huge selling point.
It came out at the peak of Squaresoft as far as brand appeal and marketing as well.
The graphical leap from SNES gen to PS gen is also a huge selling point.
It came out at the peak of Squaresoft as far as brand appeal and marketing as well.
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Posted on 2/4/14 at 11:25 am to Billy Mays
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VII's mass appeal has a lot to do with the new "non-medieval" and more urban feel for a FF game. It was truly a different looking game than previous entries and it had a much-broader audience.
The graphical leap from SNES gen to PS gen is also a huge selling point.
It came out at the peak of Squaresoft as far as brand appeal and marketing as well.
Agreed.
And I liked that take on it (Final Fantasy VI came close to the Urban feel, it was very much rooted in a pseudo-steampunk world), but they just never let it go outside of 9. And everything had to be some "alternate modernity," or something close to it.
Plus, I kind of want a Final Fantasy IV reboot with new visuals more than even 6. I think that world, the moon, and the rest would be a lot of fun.
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