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This is a somewhat satirical opinion piece by Brandon of TBMAG, regarding the overratedness of Final Fantasy VII, and its continued "whoring" by Square Enix.
Rather than being seen as a classic and a bar raised in video game production, FFVII has been heralded as the pinnacle of the virtual digital experience. There are some of you thinking that I’m speaking in extreme hyperbole; you obviously don’t understand the extent of fanboy-dom that has been created through the use of a brooding main character, a huge sword, and summons. FFVII has become a form of denial in gamers across the world. Many of them remember it as the first/last great game of their now spent youth; therefore, they hold onto its memory as a symbol of “a better time in games.”
This “Nostalgic Disorder” occurs in all brackets of society and is in reference to everything from walking to and from school to lemonade stands on the neighborhood corner. There is always something undeserving in people’s past that they will hold to a divine height in hopes of keeping whatever aspects of themselves they or the world had at that time. FFVII just happens to be the first true and extreme example of this.
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As for the actual game itself, it is no were near overrated as one of the best Final Fantasy's to ever grace a console.
All of the titles are good at best, one at a real stretch, so in comparison to Final Fantasy VII which is a classic in terms of RPGs, they do nothing but tarnish its legacy.
Advent Children is the worst of the lot in my opinion -- no substance at all, pure fan service.
I for one really, really love this game. It's still in my top 3 games ever. Though, as for the "best game ever made", I wouldn't go as far as to call it that. There's simply too much difference between games, genres and stuff like that to even try to figure out which one is the best of them all.
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