Haha. I've played FFVIII many times. I'm just wondering if the game actually runs in a little box on the screen, rather than proper full-screen.Haven't seen the trailer, but you have a whole world map you can explore.
Haha. I've played FFVIII many times. I'm just wondering if the game actually runs in a little box on the screen, rather than proper full-screen.Haven't seen the trailer, but you have a whole world map you can explore.
I actually did have a Yamaha Synthesizer on my old Windows 98 PC, and it did produce good MIDI output, but it wasn't as good as the PS.
Haha. I've played FFVIII many times. I'm just wondering if the game actually runs in a little box on the screen, rather than proper full-screen.
Hmm... I'm a few days from being able to buy this on Vita (gotta have my girlfriend at my place first long story.) Is this version better in some way that would make me want to skip the PS1 version?
/raises handThe beauty and disaster of FFVIII is that there are so many ways to break that game with minimal effort.
Or, you can be OCD and spend your first three hours drawing level 1 spells.
As far as I can tell, a depressing number of people did the later.
/raises hand
but day one of US release, who knew better haha and it was still fun the first time in the sort of RPG induced OCD way that any grinding can be fun
The best Final Fantasy.
how does Final Bestasy VIII look on PC?
the 3D part
There are a few mods out there to make it look a little better. However, I don't think they will work with the steam version.Is there a way to make the backgrounds smoother?
You will be shocked at how many details you can see on characters and monsters compared to ps1 version. Feels like a whole new game. World map looks like ass tho.how does Final Bestasy VIII look on PC?
the 3D part
Wait, so I know GMG says I need a steam account, so that means if I buy it there, i'll still get it on steam??
Screenshot for those wondering (through steam at 1080p).
I did the latter, and enioy it that way every subsequent playthrough.The beauty and disaster of FFVIII is that there are so many ways to break that game with minimal effort.
Or, you can be OCD and spend your first three hours drawing level 1 spells.
As far as I can tell, a depressing number of people did the later.
Moar plzScreenshot for those wondering (through steam at 1080p).
Moar plz
esp battle/world map
Another tips to overpower throughout the game while still being fun and not game breaking -
I believe you can draw double in disc 1 and triple in disc 2 () . These spells are very strong when junctioned to physical attack . With 99 each of these for 3 characters , you will be damaging more than you should be and no reliance of GF (less waiting for GF animation while dealing more damage means more fun) . And then Ultima from disc 3 , and you'll be breezing throughout the rest of the game .from Odin
I always went with converting the Laguna card into 100 Hero potions. It's a decent way into the game by that point, but it makes the rest of the game a breeze. Keep everyone low on health and constantly throw limit breaks at enemies. 'times.
interesting thing for me was that I actually rushed through the last 4-5 hours of VIII to finish it, because in the late afternoon my Suikoden 2 was arriving. I had never played it before but I remember being super impressed by GameFan's Suikoden 1 review, but still not enough to try it... maybe I was too much of a Squaresoft loyalist. But then I think I saw Suikoden 2's review in PSM, and I said, OK, going to try it.Yeah, I remember when FFVIII first released, 9/9/99! (same day as Dreamcast).
The demo that came with Brave Fencer Musashi was also pretty impressive, my friends and I were all amazed that they actually made a 3D Final Fantasy game with characters that look like real people.
The worst Final Fantasy.
Well, I haven't played anything after 11 though.
The demo that came with Brave Fencer Musashi was also pretty impressive, my friends and I were all amazed that they actually made a 3D Final Fantasy game with characters that look like real people.
You can make Meteor in disc 1 if you play enough cards. IIRC, that's the best magic to be junctioned to your STR. Tornados are easier to come by in disc 1 though, so use them instead until later.
I junction Ultima to Elem defense as it gives a bonus to all stats.
Suikoden II is deservedly legendary. What an amazing game.interesting thing for me was that I actually rushed through the last 4-5 hours of VIII to finish it, because in the late afternoon my Suikoden 2 was arriving. I had never played it before but I remember being super impressed by GameFan's Suikoden 1 review, but still not enough to try it... maybe I was too much of a Squaresoft loyalist. But then I think I saw Suikoden 2's review in PSM, and I said, OK, going to try it.
First ten minutes.. wow what a shock going from FF VIII to Suikoden 2. Felt like switching back to my SNES. But after the opening scene, what a game. Wow. Never judge a book by its cover, as they say haha.
Indeed. I have too much else to play right now but I may have to make time for this. After finals, of course!