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Discussion Final Fantasy VII Rebirth developer update (with Summer Game Fest Trailer)

SammyJ9 said:
Booooo. That's just no fun. Remember when RPGs specifically had really important bosses and big cutscenes/story beats at the end of discs? I kind of miss that in a weird way. One of those things lost to time, although it still happened occasionally (I remember Tales of Symphonia being two discs on Gamecube, which was kind of wild)
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When I played the Chrono Cross remaster last year I kept wondering what they’d do when the disc swap happens…and it just kept going and I just felt like “oh…”

I have some disc swap game replays in my near-ish future with Tales of Symphonia and Final Fantasy IX, so I’m looking forward to reliving those days soonish haha.
 
xghost777 said:
When I played the Chrono Cross remaster last year I kept wondering what they’d do when the disc swap happens…and it just kept going and I just felt like “oh…”

I have some disc swap game replays in my near-ish future with Tales of Symphonia and Final Fantasy IX, so I’m looking forward to reliving those days soonish haha.
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FF8, FF9, and Legend of Dragoon all come to mind when I think of 'big bombastic end-of-disc' moments. They were paced and directed almost like a big climactic moment in a book that was at the end of a chapter, and you immediately went "Whoa, I have to see what happens next!" and turned the page to keep reading. Fun stuff.
 
SammyJ9 said:
FF8, FF9, and Legend of Dragoon all come to mind when I think of 'big bombastic end-of-disc' moments. They were paced and directed almost like a big climactic moment in a book that was at the end of a chapter, and you immediately went "Whoa, I have to see what happens next!" and turned the page to keep reading. Fun stuff.
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Yup I remember FF8 and FF9’s clearly being rad. I know enjoyed Legend of Dragoon, but I don’t think I ever actually beat it. I never really heard the reception to it, but if the PS5 version is good I plan to replay it there. I got it for free since I had the PS3 version.

On the opposite end, the funniest disc transition I ever had was Star Ocean 4 where you are exploring a planet and enter a random cave expecting the next zone, but it prompted the most unexpected and whatever disc transition lol.
 
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