Final Fantasy fans are in a frenzy over the changes made to the iconic Shinra Manor in Rebirth. The original eerie atmosphere has been replaced with a generic battle gauntlet
Summary
- The Rebirth trilogy faces criticism for removing creepy sections like Shinra Manor.
- Fans miss the unique and unsettling vibe of the original locations.
- New gameplay elements added to some areas, but nostalgia remains a key factor.
- Comparison to the original game highlights the changes in atmosphere and design choices.
DarkMatter’s Outrage
DarkMatterM4 expresses disappointment in the transformation of the iconic Shinra Manor. The shift from creepy and imposing to a generic battle arena has left fans yearning for the original eerie experience.
Community Reactions
Multiple users defend the changes, citing improved gameplay elements and new plot relevance added to locations like the Cave of the Gi and the Temple of the Ancients. While some appreciate the updates, others lament the loss of the original unsettling charm.
Hidden Influences
AdDangerous1621 delves into the darker inspirations behind the original FFVII, drawing parallels to influences from other games like Secret of Mana and FFV. The shift in tone and design choices may stem from the evolution of gaming and rating systems.
The debate rages on in the Final Fantasy community as fans weigh the nostalgia of the past against the modernization of beloved locations. Whether the changes in Rebirth enhance the gameplay or dilute the iconic feel, one thing is certain – the discussion on Shinra Manor will continue to haunt fans for years to come.
