[[First "review" (I'm the first who writes about this in this site, so maybe I'll write twice, just because. I'll write again as soon as I finish it)]]
Magnificent work by Game Freak, even if the OST is mediocre. I wish it was at least more ominous regarding the main theme of the game: the dicotomy of the soul. Such a philosophical theme treated with the utmost respect; it reminds me of the tone of SMT: Nocturne.
One link between the two games is the use of the magatama stone. In Nocturne I didn't think at all about it, just a stone with powers. But in BS:FnY you learn that it's a symbol of goodness. In fact, it looks like the half of the yin-yang symbol. The approach in the understanding of these games changes thanks to details like these. I give thanks to the fact I've been playing them at the same time.
Magnificent work by Game Freak, even if the OST is mediocre. I wish it was at least more ominous regarding the main theme of the game: the dicotomy of the soul. Such a philosophical theme treated with the utmost respect; it reminds me of the tone of SMT: Nocturne.
One link between the two games is the use of the magatama stone. In Nocturne I didn't think at all about it, just a stone with powers. But in BS:FnY you learn that it's a symbol of goodness. In fact, it looks like the half of the yin-yang symbol. The approach in the understanding of these games changes thanks to details like these. I give thanks to the fact I've been playing them at the same time.