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 Member 628 Level 30.15 Mar 2006 
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Gran Turismo. I used to have the first three but got rid of them. I enjoyed them for a bit but they became way to sim for my tastes. I much rather prefer the Need for Speed series, not the Most Wanted or any of the ones with the tuned cars, the ones with exotic cars in it.
I like racing games, just want a bit more fun injected into mine. I know some gear heads enjoy them. I certainly don't. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 628 Level 30.15 Mar 2006
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While I never played Dragon Warrior VIII, I do have Dragon Warrior VII and have played about an hour of it. I heard it was supposed to be good. In Japan it's popularity surprasses Final Fantasy. I like Final Fantasy so I figured I'd give Dragon Warrior VII a try. I got it and it was very typical and archaic. I realize it was for the PSX, however there are many RPGs for the system that have an interesting storyline better battle system or some unique gameplay element. Dragon Warrior VII had none of these.
The storyline was a cliche from 20 years ago with graphics that could be on par for a late generation 3DO game. Sure it was supposed to be a call back to the roots of RPGs, but quite frankly, it's better if they left those roots and sort of innovated along the way. A game that I truly dislike and find no redeeming qualities about it. Most amazing jew boots |
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