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**Demigod** · June 29th, 2001

There are PC versions of FF7 and FF8. They have 3D acceleration and work perfectly, with better graphics than ePSXe(depending on video card, Voodoo cards are best). I don't know if your Savage is supported or not. Otherwise, ePSXe is your best option for those games.

> I saw a clip of ff9 and the chars are back to the pint size blocks again whats up with that ????????

The reason Square went back to the cartoonish look in FF9 is because that's the way Final Fantasy was meant to be. Critics complained about the realistic look and technological setting (as well as the blankslate characters) and therefore, Square went back to the original Final Fantasy concept (medieval setting, super-deformed character, specific classes). FF3, FF4, and FF5 are the finest examples of "true" Final Fantasy. Final Fantasy Anthologies (FF5 and FF6) as well as FF4 are available for PSX and work on VGS fine.

June 29th, 2001	#16 (permalink)
Demigod これはバタスです Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 5,811	There are PC versions of FF7 and FF8. They have 3D acceleration and work perfectly, with better graphics than ePSXe(depending on video card, Voodoo cards are best). I don't know if your Savage is supported or not. Otherwise, ePSXe is your best option for those games. > I saw a clip of ff9 and the chars are back to the pint size blocks again whats up with that ???????? The reason Square went back to the cartoonish look in FF9 is because that's the way Final Fantasy was meant to be. Critics complained about the realistic look and technological setting (as well as the blankslate characters) and therefore, Square went back to the original Final Fantasy concept (medieval setting, super-deformed character, specific classes). FF3, FF4, and FF5 are the finest examples of "true" Final Fantasy. Final Fantasy Anthologies (FF5 and FF6) as well as FF4 are available for PSX and work on VGS fine.