Osim sto je FF7 OG i dalje igra svih vremena. Mijenjam je za sve druge odmah i bez da trepnem.
JRPG igre
Ali pazi ove rasprave:
"Joj, da igram FF7,8 i 9 na svom Switchu, PCu ili PS4..."
Tesko vam je momci, stvarno tesko.
Slažem se, sedmicu nisam igrao na PS4, ali FF8 i FF9 remasteri su strašno loše odrađeni i radije igram PS1 verzije unatoč manjku speed moda.
Likovi su ok ali pozadine su mutne ko vrag iman osjecaj da san slip
Molin te ne spiminji PC kao nesto za gaming
Hvala
wolf ako si odigrao remake ff7 vjerujem da ti je postao jasno zasto petnajstica ne valja... Jrpg u kojem ne mozes razumjeti pricu i sa losim sustavom borbe?! To je losa igra
Crnipetarpogani Jrpg u kojem ne mozes razumjeti pricu
To je losa igra
Slazem se. Tako je meni sa DQ11.
Pozadine i jesu sam problem i ne zamislivo mi je kako su uopče tako i pustili igre u prodaju i još ih nazvali Remastered verzijama. Bolje da su portali PS1 verzije i ubacili trofeje i to je to.
Ovo je neki Fire Emblem, jelda? Ali koji ako itko zna?
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yakuza_stinger
Prva slika je Fire emblem za gba, inace je burning blade, ali mi nismo dobili nastavak na ime jer je to prvi izdan na zapadu.
Druga slika je sacred stones
sanzo thanx man! Samo zbog ovakve naracije mi se totalno igra.
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Ako imaš priliku odigraj Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance na GameCube-u. Pruža vrlo visok fantasy narativ sa kvalitetnom karakterizacijom likova, zanimljivom i kvalitetnom pričom i visokom igrivošču. Odigrao sam igru nekih 8 puta i opet bi ju iznova mogao igrati.
Legendary_Hero
Slažem se, najbolji nastavak u serijalu, ali ni ove gba igre nisu daleko iza, pogotovo prva.