fishman

the bug of Aerith's failure to resurrect has made Final Fantasy VII the best game in history in its genre... convert, guys!

rebellious, are you convinced? compared to the pathos of Aerith's death, Cloud's existential doubts, and the story that ties Sephiroth and Jenova together, the characters of the eighth chapter seem like a second-year high school class on a field trip to Venice... zero depth, zero involvement, zero conflict... ZERO TITLES!
and then, and then, and then, come on, do you remember the music of the final duel with Seph? dear Nobu didn't put anything even remotely comparable in chapter 8...
And that damn battery that was supposed to make the elevator work? is it in eight? no because I’ve been struggling with it for a week… ;)

Well, 4 and 5 stars for a review like this, I hope the esteemed author doesn't take it the wrong way (by the way, a highly commendable reviewer in his other works), seems a bit excessive to me... from what can be gathered from the review, the viola could very well be used as firewood for the winter... hey, but this is DeB, it doesn't matter what but who writes!

But come on, no, no, no... how can you say it's a masterpiece? Come on, guys, I forgive you, but you have to regret it, you have to regret what you've said!

ok, ok... when you talk about music, I can also listen to you in silence... but not here. I'm sorry. This game is billions of times worse than VII, which is the true and only MASTERPIECE. There are no ifs or buts. In fact, I would say it’s the absolute worst chapter, at times unplayable. Character depth 0 (zero). Give me back Cloud. Give me back Aerith. Give me back Ruby and materia. This, I'm sorry, is trash. Fortunately, from IX onwards we are on the rise. But it makes no sense to spend words on the eighth chapter if there still isn't a worthy review of VII, because like sun and moon while one radiates a blinding brilliance the other lives on a faint reflected light...

Well, I mean... saying that Devilman and Berserk are THE Japanese comics seems a bit excessive to me... as valid works as they are, let’s just say they are men standing on the shoulders of giants... dear little mouse, go on and catch up with the back issues!

Well, from my point of view, those who vote for the League are just the tip of the iceberg made up of those who don’t give a damn about Italy with a capital I... I swear, if I could, I would go to Germany or France... away from this country where no one sees a political or public office as a service to others, where anyone who just does their duty is a fool, and where a politician who gets rich is forgiven as long as they make public affairs work... what perception of the capital I does this people have?
But obviously, I’m the idiot who hasn’t understood how things work in the world of the "grown-ups." Germany took on the task of rebuilding a country hit by an earthquake; it seems I’ve understood that during the Nazi retreat there were some roundups... this shocks me when compared to the level of our politics and the ethics it reflects... run away, let’s run away as long as we can, because if we keep staying here, everything will always seem normal and bearable...
Okay, sorry for the outburst. In fact, the discussion about the League is of little relevance; in my opinion, it’s a movement that represents just one of the many facets of the lack of a common national consciousness that manifests itself...

Well, we certainly don’t discover that there isn’t a common “feeling” in Italy… I’m not saying patriotic, but not even unified… it’s the legacy of our history, which was only addressed (with results not to be underestimated) in the post-war period.

clap clap. this is a singer, no comparison to LaBrie! 2 albums of insane levels (and, empire is joking?) then unfortunately a slow decline. however, they did a nice cover of simone and gianfranco...

Panic, is it not elegant like Kobe? IT'S NOT ELEGANT? No, come on, I'm picking a fight. Among the three comparisons, perhaps the one between Federer and Kobe is the most appropriate. Also due to a conflict with victory that has developed during the more recent part of their careers.