So.. Advent Children?

Well a friend of ours gave us a PS2 the other day and FF7 Cerebus' Bite. I noticed that it said this was the finalization to the story and Advent Children was the middle game. So, should I get this one and play it. How much will I be missing out? Is it a good game?
I kinda don't like the real time fighting style of this one Cerebus Bite. It's not classic Final Fantasy, what's up with that.

I thought Advent Children was a movie?

Shit. Now that you say that, I think your right. >.<

So did I.

I don't know much about it, but I'm guessing that Dirge of Cerberus follows on from the Advent Children film, unless Squenix have released a game whilst our backs were turned.

Well a friend of ours gave us a PS2 the other day and FF7 Cerebus' Bite. I noticed that it said this was the finalization to the story and Advent Children was the middle game. So, should I get this one and play it. How much will I be missing out? Is it a good game? I kinda don't like the real time fighting style of this one Cerebus Bite. It's not classic Final Fantasy, what's up with that.

Don't you mean Dirge of Cerberus?

And as far as I know Advent Children is a movie.

Cerebus' Bite = Diablo 2 item for druids

From what I heard, Dirge just wasn't that good. Squenix needs to stick to rpgs and avoid the whole action/shooter category alltogether.

That's what I've heard as well. It's short and not good. I never bothered getting it.

I played some of it. It's basically Gungrave with RPG elements and FF7 plot. There's nothing particularly bad about it, but FF7-whores hate it because it's not the remake they've been squealing about for the last decade.

I'd give it a rent if you're interested at all, King.

Squenix needs to stick to rpgs and avoid the whole action/shooter category alltogether.

...have you played Einhander? Square knows how to make a damn-fine shooter.

Not only have I not played it, I've never heard of it (italics included for faux-mockery).

I'll have to check it out.

Good luck with that. I'd try to find a ROM before hunting down one of the game discs.

Since it's on the PS1, I wouldn't suggest it. From my experience and understanding, anything N64 and up really just doesn't emulate well, regardless of your computer.

Well, that's pretty gay. I own a copy of Einhander, but it regularly goes for around 50 bucks on Ebay. Factory sealed copies are more like $120.

Yeah, that's pretty unfortunate. For SNES, I never have to worry. I own most of the greats in console form, but if they ever stop working I can always download a rom. Doesn't work that way with other games, most unfortunately.

ePSXe works just fine for PS1 roms.

Do they lag/is the sound choppy?

Not if configured properly.