BACKDATED LOG
Final Fantasy I only.
Notes written while playing:
"Middle section of this game has about as much narrative depth as a bargain bin hidden object game.
Enemy variety is as broad as it is hilarious. Enjoyed starting out fighting typical high fantasy enemies and eventually fighting mechs armed with nukes and various dinosaurs.
Ending had a relatively effective twist involving time travel that somehow actually makes sense.
Fantastic sense of progression, especially with the party evolution midway through the game.
Overall dull setting, though the flying fortress was an interesting location.
As it went on, it became apparent that many time-wasting design techniques implemented in order to bolster the game's length. These are mostly negated by the "Pixel Remaster" version's lowered difficulty."
Final Fantasy I only.
Notes written while playing:
"Middle section of this game has about as much narrative depth as a bargain bin hidden object game.
Enemy variety is as broad as it is hilarious. Enjoyed starting out fighting typical high fantasy enemies and eventually fighting mechs armed with nukes and various dinosaurs.
Ending had a relatively effective twist involving time travel that somehow actually makes sense.
Fantastic sense of progression, especially with the party evolution midway through the game.
Overall dull setting, though the flying fortress was an interesting location.
As it went on, it became apparent that many time-wasting design techniques implemented in order to bolster the game's length. These are mostly negated by the "Pixel Remaster" version's lowered difficulty."