FF7 Rebirth makes its biggest mistake before you start playing
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Published 2024-03-15
Note: A section of this video was cut out after publishing because of a factual error on my part. It was unrelated to the main point of the video, so you aren’t missing anything critical.
All Comments (14)
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The box art is pretty awesome.
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Not just that, the print quality is dog water.
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Literally had to find something to complain about on a near perfect game. Just to be "different"
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Glad someone sees through the cover because is shows nothing...
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The box art is clearly Nibelheim. Pretty iconic.
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GoW Ragnarok also has an install disc and a play disc tho so it must be doing something
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You don’t need a perfectly lit shot to recognize the iconic demigod himself. You’re lying if you say you didn’t think that was Sephiroth at first, seventh, or eighty-sixth glance.
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This has to be a joke. As the box art is reversible. And the install disc only installed the first 40 gb needed for "ready to play status" Switch discs start game while it installs the other 100 gb in the background from the play disc. Check your storage, game is 140gb installed. Not 40gb.
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Not like the rock formations are Mt. Nibel or anything, yeah just regular rocks, and no they don’t choose from their iconic cast nonono they only chose their 3 most popular characters, the MC, the Prequel MC, and the big bad guy. Such a disappointment. And then to have the meteor FF7 logo in front of the part of the sky behind Sephiroth, that’s actually has Meteor behind it, such crap, 0-10 box art for sure. If you couldn’t tell that was sarcasm
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but by having 2 disc i only need 40gb of space only. compared to digital 140 gb.
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Speak for yourself What you're saying does not apply
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Ya agreed I was going to buy this but passed due to the pathetic box art.
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W take. This box art blows. Even the composition is lame. They even did the blue orange color contrast like all the copy paste super hero movies. Remember the tasteful and confident logos on white background with abstract art that eludes to the story? Ah man - square used to be so good