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So, Orie’s been making lots of Japanese friends lately, friends who are going to stick around the area indefinitely. She’s met up with Sayaka, Kazue and Akira a number of times and became fast friends with them. So, this kid of about 24 years old named Sho is staying with Akira and
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I even did the butterflies. And the lightning dodges. Caught most of the critters. Etc.
Personally, I much preferred FFX's beginning. It was so dramatic! And then you get railroaded, but man, the encounters are set up so well. Fight in the dying city, battle a beast in a dark cave until the door gets blown wide open by Rikku (who is totally not as hot as Lulu), then underwater, then the ship alongside Sin... and on and on. Like a total cinematic interactive roller coaster. Then later you get more freedom, with collecting beasts and so on.
And the ending? Best FF ending of them all. Tragic yet spiritual, meaningful, and counter to what I was expecting. Great stuff.
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But man, I'm having a hard time remembering a better overall gaming experience.
Odin Sphere was pretty good, I must admit. And not nearly the time commitment.
-Andy
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I do think that the cross-integration of BB, with items won usable and players for BB being recruited in the main game was one of the best implementations of a minigame ever. You could find good players while exploring the main game, and play the minigame to beef up your inventory a bit.
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I think I'm the last person on Earth to finish Persona 3... I'm in mid-Dec now, so the end's in sight at least. Shadow Hearts 2 and 3 have been on my hit list for a while, but who knows when I'll get around to it. P3 really hammered home the point that you sort of have to devote your life to these games to actually finish, and man, who has that kinda time besides students?
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You remind me that I must play FFX-2 and FFXII, which sit languishing due to Warcraft.
Good times.
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FFXII? Honestly... not so much. I can't help but to compare the two: X wins hands down, thrice.
-Andy
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