I wouldn't call it the best, but Vivi's subplot was absolutely wonderful. Existential despair has never been so touching.Aedrial said:i found 9 the best imo anyway, Mainly cause I loved Vivi's story
I just meant that 7 is the one i've seen most people sing praises for, whether they were nostalgia or not. However the general consensus on this thread seems to point towards FFX at the moment.Theo Samaritan said:This kind of ignorance is what prevents people finally leaving that game alone.lostclause said:I though 7 was meant to be best.
Not calling you ignorant specifically, more the general idea that FF7 was the best FF.
Basically FF7 is the game most people remember fondly mainly because it was the first FF most people played. As an FF game it is actually one of the worst, a huge dip from FF6. The only two games I was more disappointed with in the main series were FF8 and FFX-2. Many other people will reflect this (if they haven't drowned under the fanboyism of 7).
I don't think Secret of mana is a jrpg but every rpg fan thinks highly of it (i could be wrong though).mendokusai said:Chrono Trigger and Secret of Mana for SNES. You will not regret it.
If you have a Super Nintendo, look into Lufia 2. It's really good. Lufia one's enjoyable, too.lostclause said:I feel that japanese games get an unfair press on the escapist, partially due to people regurgitating zp. I've never played a jrpg and want to see how they hold up. Please don't post unless you have played one of these games (even for earthbound and paper mario).
Edit: btw you can include other genres apart from rpgs, it's just the term jprg is easiest when talking about the style.