Googleshng:
Well, it's a dungeon crawl. Not TOO big on plot, lot's of running around in a huge maze solving puzzles and fighting. Not everyone's into that sort of thing, but I'm finding it a nice change of pace.

Googleshng:
Extremely. For starters towards the very begining there's a flashback of your wife and son being murdered... that's not a spoiler it's on the commercials. Then it's straight into a big maze full of FFT style demons, undead, and murky lighting. Good think I love dark stuff.

Googleshng:
Well, like most people, I don't like the concept. Not that I think this would ruin the FF series, it's not like any two FFs have anything in common except for a few names and spell/ability lists. I just don't like online RPGs, and would rather have Square working on their usual single player fare. I would however be interested in playing a multiplayer FF game along the lines of PSO or Secret of Mana.

Googleshng:
Actually, they crammed 7 demos onto that disc. The Chrono Cross movie isn't much new if you've watched all the movies we have up, the same goes for Legend of Mana and SaGa Frontier 2. The Chocobo's Dungeon 2 movie however was... interesting. Pretty neat if you mute out the hideous voice over. That leaves the playable demos of FM3 (very long), Chocobo Racing (leave Kart games to Mario Square) and Threads of Fate. Based on this demo, it's closer to a pseudo-3D platformer than an Action/RPG, and one of the characters has the ability to turn into any monster he's killed, whick is always cool.

Googleshng:
That's a tough one. I guess I'll go with Magus and... Alis from PS1/4. At least you didn't ask what my favorite furry little character is. Myau vs. Mog... tough choice!

Googleshng:
Let's see... while the 90s have a ton of games that are really first rate, they didn't bring games out into the mainstream (maybe this decade that'll happen), so I'll have to go with the 80s. I mean, the first really successful console, the birth of pretty much every major genre, what more do you want?

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