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 Member 8373 Level 1.21 Jun 2006 
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Sorry to bring this topic up again. I just finished playing the game not long ago so I'd like to have a few words on it.
I watched the anime first without knowing anything about the world of FSN and not having a high expectation for the story. After finished watching episode 24, I was completely hooked and couldn't stop myself from importing both FSN and FHA. Also bought myself a Saber figure.  Now that I'm done with the FSN game, I've to say, screw the anime. The anime just can't compare to the game. First of all, there is much, much, much more to the world of FSN than what the anime has shown. FSN anime is just the story of Saber. The true FSN is much more complicated that that. I'm sure some of you guys have already read about the rest of FSN from other fansites. But getting to know the truth of Archer, Sakura, relationship between the families...etc as the plot unfolds in the game is much more enjoyable than reading a few paragraphs on the internet. Also watching the way Shirou grows into a real man at that end of Heaves Feel is another plus. I'm sure not many people liked Shirou in Fate. But he defintely gives us a much better impression at the end of Heavens Feel. I must say FSN has one of the best stories I've ever come across. But to truely appreciate the greatness of FSN, one must play all 3 routes in the game in the right order. The anime did a very good job at reproducing the first route (Fate) in the game. The way it mixes a bit of UBW into story at beginning was not bad either. However the Heaves Feel part of the anime was IMO a total failure. The end of Heaves Feel in the game brought tears to my heart. Whereas the anime was an absolute poo. The English translation for the game will probably take very long since the amount of pages needed to be translated is somewhere around 2 telephone books. But once the translation finishes, I highly recommend playing the game. I'm hoping that no one would think that the anime is what FSN is supposed to be. Even Kinoko has stated that the theme for the anime is "a boy meets a girl". While the truth of FSN is far from that. Now I can hardly wait for the PS2 version to release.  Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
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