@JargonMaybe..it was a
TRAP!
"Only one thing eating the cheese around here, mouse. Not MY fault you got your neck snapped.. How dare youu."
And if "only one person had trouble following the directions," why was it mentioned
constantly (including this thread up a few beats where it is now irrelevant) when you only would've had to
not count my vote (COOL) on just
two occasions for the
same game?
I'm no dummy, regardless of what you think. I'll grant you "paranoid" if you want to swing that angle.
Facts are facts though. C'mon..
@ShadowlinkIts not even accurate though. And I know once that Mop it up changed EVERY game in there. And a lot of other times, in the information afterwards, people called it "FF3/6" or whatever. I still see T-Bun posting that way.
Similar: one time a sports storeowner had me try on a YANKEES jersey for sizing purposes so I could order an awesome Orioles one, and my skin crawls just thinking about it. I didn't grow up playing Final Fantasy VI, or spending hours online at school looking up General Leo rumors on Final Fantasy VI sites, or have my dad go down to HO/RC Hobbies to pick up Final Fantasy VI for me. It was "Final Fantasy III" in all cases-- and the Nintendo Wii's VC entry verifies that. If Nintendo wanted you to call the game "Final Fantasy VI," they would've changed the name on the Virtual Console when they put it up there. You'll notice that the game is called "Final Fantasy IV: The After Years," not "Final Fantasy II: The After Years." Thats what the name of the game is. This reeeally isn't complicated. Call me stubborn all you want, but you guys are sharing in some of that, too. You
know what the is called and was released as (on the SNES), you're just lying to yourselves -- and for what?
Tim, I'd grant you a partial pardon if you were like "well, it was called Final Fantasy VI on
our SNES," that would make sense to me. But it wasn't.
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