Yuji Horii has mentioned his favorite games in the past. He also mentioned the Final Fantasy games that resonated with him the most: FFX and FFXII. Despite their numerous differences, a selection of the first two large-scale 3D-era mainline works suggests that Horii has a preference. Increased engagement; A dramatic audiovisual leap.
Now, the legendary creator of the ever-popular Dragon Quest franchise has apparently narrowed it down to one. The Champion Final Fantasy in Mr. Horii's mind is none other than the story of Yuna and Tidus, the deeply depressing, meme factory Final Fantasy X.
Q: I think it's a laughing scene meme.
Horii's comments come from a recent appearance in an episode of the Inside Square Enix series, which unfortunately lacks English subtitles at the time of this writing. Thankfully, prolific social media icon Genki did the honors by isolating and translating the relevant passages.
“We just added voices, and the visuals became more beautiful,” Horii explained. amen. Final Fantasy But Final Fantasy X's world of Spira is memorable and colorful. It's vibrant, as evidenced by numerous scenes, including some timeless and breathtaking ones. in media resolution Zanarkand opening sequence.
He added, “Yuna’s dancing was also really great.” That scene has been living rent-free in my head for decades, so yeah, it's the same. FFX's gorgeous cinematics reach their peak when Yuna performs Sending after a terrifying being called Sin attacks the town of Kilika, and the aforementioned colorful visuals are on full display.
“It was like seeing the completed form of FF.”
The boldest part comes at the end of the quote, where Horii declares Final Fantasy Of course, millions of longtime fans will disagree. But it's okay. Horii is not to be taken literally here. This was simply how he felt as he witnessed Final Fantasy's voice acting and three-dimensional leap forward.
But what do you fellow Final Fantasy die-hards think? Do you agree with Horii’s choice? Final Fantasy It also has its fair share of naysayers. This isn't typical for FF, but considering how many players love it, it feels pretty distinct.
The original FF7 is getting a new version on Steam, but I literally can't tell you why.
Apparently a Roche Edition is coming.
