Hir_Nesta
Aug 13 2004, 12:57 PM
I'm sure u know
PetitionOnlineI wanted to start a Petition for a remake of FinalFantasy VII
IMHO the best game I've ever played.
So i searched for it and ta-dah: there was already one
but only 138 signed the
petition.
Well my idea is now, to all you who wnat that, but to all you who
don't gie a damn about it...
Please Set this link in every forum you're active and tell all your friends
about that...
Maybe it won't work... maybe they won't even see it
but at least we could give hope!
I'd really like a remake...don't you?
GO SIGN!!
thanx for listening
Alexander the Great
Aug 13 2004, 01:01 PM
Dude, they already are making a new final fantasy VII. There are screens of it in one of my game magazines. I think it was game informer, and it came with a booklet of new game art. Meaning good looking games. They had screens of Cloud and Sephiroth fighting, so its all good.
Hir_Nesta
Aug 13 2004, 01:05 PM
Dude thats Final Fantasy Advent Children. A dvd with Japan-release only.
*excitedtogetit*
Back to the topic: another petition:
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Slaiv
Aug 13 2004, 03:23 PM
Dude, you're both wrong. Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children is a sequel to Final fantasy VII. It takes place two years after the game. It's a movie, not a game. And it's slated for both a Japan and a U.S. Release later this year.
Hir_Nesta
Aug 13 2004, 03:30 PM
yeah well thats what i said...
(or at least meant to say)
valdir
Aug 13 2004, 05:28 PM
YOURE ALL WRONG.
Just kidding, slaiv was right.
Anyway, I think your petition is a pretty dumb idea.
Anyone actually think that devs look at the results of petitions from a FREE petition site? Program your own, get people to sign it, then send it to Square Enix.
That was they'll know you've put effort into this and take it seriously.
~Valdir
tyjet3
Aug 13 2004, 05:30 PM
I wouldn't really worry. When the PSP comes out, you know what that means... Portable FF7!!! Yahoo.
valdir
Aug 13 2004, 08:07 PM
| QUOTE (tyjet3 @ Aug 13 2004, 12:30 PM) |
| I wouldn't really worry. When the PSP comes out, you know what that means... Portable FF7!!! Yahoo. |
Hopefully they'll get rid of those horrifically low-res textures.
Theres a difference between "graphics don't matter" and "graphics r teh sux".
~Val
tyjet3
Aug 15 2004, 05:11 AM
| QUOTE |
Hopefully they'll get rid of those horrifically low-res textures.
Theres a difference between "graphics don't matter" and "graphics r teh sux".
|
I don't think they are redoing games for PSP... I think you use the same cd from PSX... but I could be wrong.
The graphics aren't that bad for a game that is over 7 years old. Yes, they probably could have been better, but the reason why this game is so good is the story and game play... It's just a well done game.
UberBender
Aug 16 2004, 05:29 AM
No, they must remake them in the PSP format. (forget what it's called)
The PSP uses smaller discs with a strange encloser. Normal CD's will not work.
DreamOfTheRood
Aug 16 2004, 06:32 AM
| QUOTE (tyjet3 @ Aug 15 2004, 05:11 AM) |
| The graphics aren't that bad for a game that is over 7 years old. Yes, they probably could have been better, but the reason why this game is so good is the story and game play... It's just a well done game. |
Are you talking about FF7 or Morrowind? I'm sorry, but for a moment I became confused.
Slaiv
Aug 16 2004, 01:26 PM
| QUOTE (tyjet3 @ Aug 15 2004, 12:11 AM) |
| I don't think they are redoing games for PSP... I think you use the same cd from PSX... but I could be wrong. |
You are.
The PSP uses a UMD, which stands for Universal Media Disc. It is capable of holding music, games, movies, etc... It can hold up to 1.8 Gb.
Not an ad for PSP - I'm getting DS.
P.S. Hey Valdir - Hir Nesta stole your sig!
tyjet3
Aug 16 2004, 01:36 PM
| QUOTE |
| Are you talking about FF7 or Morrowind? I'm sorry, but for a moment I became confused. |
Did anyone meantion Morrowind at all?
I thought so... It did seem kind of wierd to have a potable device the size of a large CD at a time when we can have CD's have that size and better.
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