And to me.

@@cassiokleinMe too!

Same as well. Easily my favorite FF of all time

Just came across this. I agree. FF6 had the most character depth you could relate to. Ff7 is great but it didn't have many things I found in 6.

@@Mysticales Have you played FF6 T-Edition? Highly recommended mod with a lot of expansion and improvements.

@alienamnesiac t edition? No I haven't. I want to play repixel when I get the chance. But is it crazy that I still prefer the text from the snes version? Even if it is "off" in areas.

@@Mysticales I'm fond of the original SNES translation too, it's nostalgic for me. But I think the one used in T-edition is great. That plus other things they added made FF6 feel new again. There are tutorials and playthroughs on KZfaq with guides on how to acquire it (you need a rom/emulator).

That's why I prefer FF6 music than FF7. Don't get me wrong, FF7 music are okay, but sorry, FF6 musics have more emotions on each tracks.

@@MidoseitoAkage True, but man anxious heart is such a fitting track for FF7, give me the tissues

@@MidoseitoAkage I find FF7 has a bigger focus on atmosphere while the Pre-7 games had a bigger focus on melody. Overall I tend to lean towards the latter even though the quality of the former is still fantastic.

@@northwindkey But It doesn't have the feel to be organic unlike Terra's theme, Forever Rachel, Celes Theme and many more themes from the 6. Square have milked too much the 7 that it became spoiled in the end. I hear so many bads things from the 3D remake. That's happen when you take this overrated game.

@@MidoseitoAkage Actually the “remake” (Which isn’t really a true remake, that was kind of a clever meta thing they did) is a lot better than the hyper nostalgia blind OG 7 fanboys make it out to be. It’s not amazing or anything, but it does flesh out the characters a lot better and the gameplay is just an improvement from FFXV in every way. I heard so much hate for it but when I finally played it I thought it was good. Not amazing or anything. But a hell of a lot better than 13 or 15 IMO.

FF6 Story > FF7 Story

@@MidoseitoAkage It's not even close. FF7 doesn't even make sense as a self-contained story. FF6 doesn't need a prequel, sequel, or a single line of dialogue extra from what it is.

That's the thing that always stands out to me. Kefka won. Yeah he was defeated and destroyed in the end but he accomplished his goal. There is no good guys win. The good guys just... survive.

@@Krupertful FF6 is superior in every conceivable way to FF7, but...7's ending is a hell of a lot bleaker (at least, on its own, not taking into account DoC and AC). 6's ending makes it clear that, while magic is gone from the world and defeating Kefka had an unbearably high cost, the world will revive and already is reviving. 7's ORIGINAL ending was ambiguous as to whether humanity even survived. The near-endgame dialogue scene with Bugenhagen strongly implies either way humanity won't, and it's down to whether the planet itself survives Meteor.

Yes. Best song in an FF game maybe. I remember first hearing that at my friend's house and how it stirred me as a kid.

That song is kinda sad, but, at the same time it tells you that there's stil hope and you can't just give up!

I cried with Jared with all of the soundtrack songs!!!!

Old one is better, just like with at least half of the tracks.

Searching for Friends was by far my favorite overworld theme in any Final Fantasy game, and pretty much my favorite FF song of all time as well... and then the Pixel Remaster went and made it even better (in a different way). I love both the original and the remix, each hits me slightly differently, but both are simply amazing. Don't blame Jared one bit, I tear up when hearing it too - there's something about it that is both melancholic and hopeful at the same time.

yeah I just lost it on that one 😭 this game's a master class in writing

@@OhShiverMeTimbers I'm almost 36 so I was definitely the target demographic when it first came out. I absolutely LOVE the updated translation, how the game looks and how it SOUNDS omg. It's a very sophisticated upgrade that hits all the pleasure spots - I have to buy this.

@@AJR-zg2py I'll be 32 this year, so my first experience was FF7. There have been several versions of this game and somehow I never played any of them. I think it's time. Glad to hear it has your approval, this will definitely be the version I play!

@@OhShiverMeTimbers The fact this is 100% scored by an orchestra is really hitting me hard. I'll paste a comment from another video that illustrates just how profound the music is - the opera scene especially - to me, my musical identity and developing my emotional self: "The moment the song swells into the second verse was a life-changing moment for me as a young man. I had always enjoyed music, but this was the first time the power of music absolutely paralyzed me with its beauty and making a deep connection within my soul. I will never forget playing this game at just past midnight when this song started to play... I was in the basement so I was glad no one could see (or hear!) me weeping; with a good speaker system, you can feel this song's power resonate in your chest. I never would have guessed that a late summer night in 1998 would be one of my most lasting memories. Thank you Nobuo Uematsu for crafting your magic for gamers everywhere." THAT'S how much the music in this game means to me - and hearing it fully realized to its true potential with real orchestra arrangements and instruments is such a cathartic emotional release. It's hard to put into words and I hope don't sound like a sappy mess... but this music got me through some hard times and helped me emotionally develop more than any piece of media. Sorry for the length, I don't get to talk about this game's music enough with people :P

​@@AJR-zg2py not sappy at all, and I COMPLETELY understand. I think nostalgia is perhaps the strongest emotional queue to the psyche, and music is the oldest, most profound *truth* in life. It's always existed, we just found out how to harness it. Rhythm, harmony -- they've been around as long as time, just there, waiting patiently for us. Naturally, there are pieces from FF7 that can make me cry to this day. The main menu theme of Zelda OOT can transport me 25 years into the past in an *instant* and I can feel the *exact* feelings I felt then, when there are things I did last year I don't even remember. The Great Fairy's Fountain Theme connects me to a heaven I don't even believe exists! I'm getting off topic 😅 just trying to say that I know what you mean and I resonate with that comment. Hell, I've heard every piece from FF6 without having played it! The music transcends the whole! Nobuo Uematsu is a special breed of human and composer.

You are mistaken here. "Was on fire" implies that in this specific scenario, Nobuo Uematsu did extremely well. Nobuo Uematsu is always on fire.

Searching for Friends in this remaster is just a different Level.

I've been thinking about it actually. Why do you recommend it?

@@NeoConker626 Do it. The music alone is incredible.

None of the Wild Arms games got the attention they deserved. Wild Arms 3 was legitimately like the best JRPG on the PS2 (Besides Dragon Quest VIII maybe), and almost nobody played it.

True.

He did have a million subs but then the whole debacle happened. If anything, he needs to be gotten back to a million plus more.

FFVIIR resonated with me too until the funny ghosts appeared and derailed the whole story

@@ori.g4mi fucking Tetsuya Nomura man. All we wanted was an HD version of the original story with a few more scenes to flesh out the characters and world. How does someone fuck that up so badly?

@@lolusuck386 Nomura wanted to keep the story the way it was at least according to interviews, actually. It was Kitase and Nojima who decided to fuck the whole thing up. Which hurts even more considering Kitase was behind the original FF7 too.

Wow... Really? I didn't except the remake of FF7 was ruined.

@@MidoseitoAkage it’s not, plus we still have part 2 and 3 left

I also wanted to give Jerd a big hug and comfort/console him when he cried. It always breaks my heart and makes me cry when others cry in front of me.

Enjoy it.

Or a full 3D HD one, with the same spirit from the original game. I know that I sound sort of dumb, but this game deserve to be 3D with high quality cutscene.

No we don't, the game's fine as is.

Yes we do. It is not like the original one will be destroyed if they ever make a remake.

I get that part, but what doesn't feel right is how she still fooled Setzer, man is deaf lol.

The fact that these aren't on consoles is why the reaction was bad.

@@TheIllustriouBlueJay That's not how I recall it, I recall a lot of people saying they looked bad.

I'm with you, but I think FF6 is just perfect the way it is.

Letting Nomura fuck it up?

To completely ruin it? Nah. This version is immaculate

I kind of agree. But 6 is also perfect the way it is like Chrono Trigger. My pipe dream was always 7 getting the remake (also Legend of Dragoon) And as much as I do love six, remaking it is a herclean task, even moreso then 7. I have been playing a game called "Sea of Stars" and if they did remake 6 I would want it to be in that style as opposed to the 3D aspect. It would work better in my opinion

Ff7 remake taught me that you should never ask for that. They will fuck it up so badly you'll question if you ever even loved the IP in the first place

Celes and Cids final moments? You mean in the WoR? But you can save Cid if you only catch the fast fish on beach and feed them to him.

@@brudel001 Most people probably failed at that let's be real

Nothing wrong with FF7 tbh :p i love both in different ways. FF6 was fantastic for sure, as is 7

Final Fantasy IV (or FFII when I first played it on the SNES) is still my favorite of the series, as it was the first FF game that I played (I did have a NES prior to that, but never did play Final Fantasy until much later) and while the gameplay had since been surpassed by other FF titles, the story was so amazing to me, so I have the most nostalgia for it. Having said that, Final Fantasy VI (III) is a very close second, and the gameplay was on another level yet again and the story and music are epic as well (Searching for Friends = best theme in the franchise, fight me). Still go back to it on occasion, and will definitely do a Pixel Remaster run on it eventually.

If there was on complaint I had, I wish the fonts were better.