/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9804886
In america, we had these obnoxious green strips on all our best selling games

Man these all look ugly as shit, what do you guys think about these kinds of labels? Does a game being a greatest hits print affect your game collection at all?

>>9598739
It's somewhere up on my list of all favorite games.
5, 7, 9 & tactics in no particular order were the best.
I know most ppl like 6, and it was good & i enjoyed it- but wasn't totally my cup of tea. All the others were okay but felt like a good average to me. I never played anything past 12.
But I think a lot of it comes down to "what was your first FF" and how old you are/when you started getting into games. Some people have really shitty mindsets about games, and fail to do the most basic shit like read text or challenge themselves.. its just them mashing buttons and getting dopamine rushes from it as colors flash on a screen... I'm convinced they only process 20% of the info on screen.
I recently got several friends to play older games- and 5, 7, 9 & tactics were my suggestions for FFs.
So far the comments I have gotten are "I dont get 5's job and magic system" "art style in 9 makes it hard to look at" "tactics is just bad" and "the story in 7 is too convoluted" / "All the characters in 7 are homophobic, misogynistic and the game is full of toxic masculinity" (he did NOT like cid)
Keep in mid these are zoomers that have never played a game that wasnt in 1080 with tons of bloom lighting, brown, and dlc.
All of the friends that grew up in 97-00 playing psx that recently played... had little to no complaints and could enjoy each game for what it was worth- even if it wasn't their cup of goddamn tea.

FINAL FANTASY VII (FF7) only on PSX

Which of the Greatest Hits games on this list are any good?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greatest_Hits_(PlayStation)#PlayStation

Which of the Greatest Hits games on this list are any good?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greatest_Hits_(PlayStation)#PlayStation

A giant futuristic machine city where the rich live above and the poor people live down below. The rulers of the city live in a giant tower in the center. A protagonist that ends up in the lowest depths of the city and meets a girl in a church. This all sounds incredibly familiar but I can't put my finger on it.