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Submitted by Thrallia 274d ago | opinion piece

New Game + | It’s the end of the world as we know it

Andrew Passafiume: "In 1994, Final Fantasy VI was released and quickly became one of the most popular and successful games in the franchise. It was remembered for many things, including its strong cast of characters and fantastic villain, but I remember it for being the first game that took a bold step forward and attempted something that, to me, had never been done before. The game’s central antagonist, Kefka, had actually succeeded in his plan and destroyed the world, killing off many people, animals, and plant life. This was a bold move, one that gave the player a reason to keep fighting and eventually defeat Kefka. Most importantly of all, it provided a post-apocalyptic world for players to explore." (Culture, Fallout, Final Fantasy VI, Left 4 Dead, Metro 2033, The Last Of Us, The Walking Dead - Episode 1, The Walking Dead - Episode 2)

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