I've never been able to 'get' FF7. I grew up alongside the games, and enjoyed all I played. But when FF7 came it and was universally acclaimed and stuff, I remember playing just like, 3 hours of it and being so confused as to why people liked it. 3 hours probably isn't enough to give it a fair shake, but I was still pretty young, and I just remember instantly being like "wait, this is what people are going nuts about?"
I've since tried it a few times emulated, but haven't been able to get into it (though, admittedly, its graphics a presentation are rough in comparison to modern games.)
Though, generally, I really haven't been able to get into any JRPG that's 3D. there's a few series, like Star Ocean, where I loved the early games, and had 0 interest in the 3d ones. I don't think I've enjoyed a FF game since 6.
I've never been able to 'get' FF7. I grew up alongside the games, and enjoyed all I played. But when FF7 came it and was universally acclaimed and stuff, I remember playing just like, 3 hours of it and being so confused as to why people liked it. 3 hours probably isn't enough to give it a fair shake, but I was still pretty young, and I just remember instantly being like "wait, this is what people are going nuts about?"
I've since tried it a few times emulated, but haven't been able to get into it (though, admittedly, its graphics a presentation are rough in comparison to modern games.)
Though, generally, I really haven't been able to get into any JRPG that's 3D. there's a few series, like Star Ocean, where I loved the early games, and had 0 interest in the 3d ones. I don't think I've enjoyed a FF game since 6.