Yup. For years, I've pushed the "Be careful what you wish for" line on a FF7 remake.Joshroom said:I think the joke is that the company Squaresoft who made FF7 back in the day and the company Square-Enix as it stands today are very different. So the reaction is "yay, the games being remade! All my childhood nostalgia and joy!" and then the realisation "wait a minute, weren't they the guys who also made FF13, FF13-2, FF13 bloody 3 and messed up FF14 the first time they tried it? Ah shit! All my childhood nostalgia and joy!"Cowabungaa said:As someone who never played FF7 I don't quite get this comic. What's up with that reaction?
Mainly because I actually remember what Squeenix has already, HAPPILY published under the FF7 Compilation brand. At absolute best, the it reached the heights of "Decent, but flawed", while most of it plumbed the depths of "Batshit insane stupid".
In one way, I welcome this remake, because I have to see how Squeenix handles remaking its pride and joy without virtually any of the talent the company had when it made FF7.
Which isn't to say the game has aged well (it really hasn't), but FF7 has character in spades compared to damn near any game made by Squeenix in the past 15 years, and that's ignoring nostalgia.
I'm hoping for another trainwreck of anime logic, like Dirge of Cerberus or that hilariously stupid Advent Children movie, because the only realistic alternative I see from the company (now having well over a decade of experience with "Square-Enix's" work) is bland, by-the-book mediocrity.