I just came.
I'm going to have to borrow a friends PS4 for this one.
I'm going to have to borrow a friends PS4 for this one.
Final Fantasy VII was the first game I put more than 100 hours into way back in the 90s. I so thoroughly burnt myself out on it I don't know if I can go back even after all this time. :1orglaugh
Or an XOne?
As a Nintendo kid, I find the Xbox buttons horribly frustrating. Their buttons are backwards to everything that I've grown up on!
At least, with a Playstation, I have to play match that shape. It's easier to me than trying to teach my brain B is A and Y is X.
Chocobos in HD
I think I still have my original game saves on a memory card.
Hah me too!
Same here. I have a PS2, a PS1 memory card with original save data, and my original black case FF7.
Maybe once somebody got used to it it wouldn't be so bad, but given a choice I'm not making the transition.
As a Nintendo kid, I find the Xbox buttons horribly frustrating. Their buttons are backwards to everything that I've grown up on!
At least, with a Playstation, I have to play match that shape. It's easier to me than trying to teach my brain B is A and Y is X.
Ive always found with every new console, I never liked the controllers at first use but after a few days just got used to them like you said. Original Xbox was bulky but 360/One are perfect for my hand size.
I remember getting bloody thumbs from Nintendo buttons. I must have played to much but couldn't stop
Don't forget about the rectangular shape where the corners dug into the hands while playing. :1orglaugh That goes even more so when one was playing a difficult game and had a death grip on the controller, which considering it was old school Nintendo the vast majority of games were hard.
When people ask how I became good at video games I always tell them that if somebody can get good at some Nintendo and started playing at the age of 4 then the stuff they make now is a breeze by comparison. Also whenever people think I've got lightning reflexes I attribute part of that to old scrollers where you had no choice in the matter...well that and the trial by error method until you literally memorized entire levels.
If I remember correctly getting the golden chocobo in Final Fantasy VII was one of the reasons I pushed past the 100 hour mark on it. The other was maxing out the Knights of the Round materia to defeat Emerald Weapon.