PC
 |
| This is as far as I got basically. |
I decided to play
Planescape:
Torment but it’s not going well. I’ve never been able to really get into
games like
Baldur’s Gate and
Neverwinter Nights which means it’s
pretty difficult for me to get into this game. I’ve made it out of the Mortuary
and am struggling to find Pharod, but the complete lack of direction throws me
off. I really want to wrap my brain around the story and the struggles of the
Nameless One as he tries to recover his identity. So I’ve dedicated playing a
few hours here and there and working through my differences with the game.
Playstation 3
 |
| This is as far as I got basically. |
Don’t judge me. I gave this game a lot of crap when it came
out in 2010 because the story was so ridiculous and convoluted. It was the
exact opposite of what I really want in a “Final Fantasy” game. I’ve decided to
give it another chance, though. I’m doing more of an analytic review of the
game to see if the story just has more than meets the eye. Many apologists for
the game insist the story isn’t that bad. I decide to see for myself. I’m
taking notes and maybe publishing what I find later on.
Wii
 |
| This picture makes me miss it already. |
I cannot pull myself away from this game. I blame this game
for my re-interest in
Final Fantasy XIII
because I truly am enjoying the more action oriented battles which feel a lot
more adrenaline generating and strategic at the same time. The battle system of
Xenoblade is just the icing on the
cake of what is a wonderful game. I recently beat it and just started over from
the beginning again. I sank another 25 hours into the game before finally
setting it down to play
Planescape
and
Final Fantasy XIII. It still nags
at me, but my addiction MAY be broken.
-TOP
@TOPGamingBlog
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