/vr/ - Retro Games

Why did people praise this games story? It's just another heroes save the world from evil bad guys with nothing else to it

Also, why did they get the voice of Robin to do Lloyd? I'm pretty sure those who played Tales of Symphonia weren't the same ones who watched Teen Titans

I bet you didn't know that the guy who voiced Lloyd Irving also voiced Robin on Teen Titans

The reason I say I bet you didn't know is because since you guys only play video games, you were probably too busy playing video games to watch Teen Titans back then

Just finished this, come and discuss the game with me

Why was this game so damn popular when it came out? I tried playing it recently and it's so by the numbers. The writing is childish and very by the books. It's the typical save the day plot. The characters are one dimensional. You have the leader, the nice girl, the bratty kid, etc. The combat is a poor man's version of Smash Bros.

It's so boring and a very generic RPG and a very pretentious RPG that thinks it's deeper than it is

This game fucking sucks honestly. I don't know why people love it so much. It has a one dimensional story with no depth and awful combat. It seems like everyone shares the same opinions on everything and it annoys me. There isn't anything in this game that other games haven't done and better

This game an overrated pile of crap. It has not aged well

Why was this game more successful than Thousand-Year Door? It's gotten more re-releases and even had an OVA released

Namco made a shitty decision releasing it on the GameCube instead of the PS2. It would have been a much bigger success and be more well remembered if it was on the PS2

Atleast the PS2 got Tales of the Abyss, which was most likely much more successful

The GameCube should've never had any 3rd Party Exclusives