PP writes: When playing your favorite video games there will always be items that are unforgettable. These are the kind of items that if you see them–you automatically relate them to the video game they came from. They are usually so unique that they can never be recreated anywhere else. Now let’s look at some of the most unforgettable video game items!
Buster blade was cool but if anything the gunblade and keyblade ff 8 and kingdom hearts respectivly are better weapons square have made which define a game but that is just personal opinion.
Sure, it was a silly design. But it's no sillier than a sword that's the size of a full-grown man, or using a blitzball as a weapon, or a robotic cat who rides a stuffed moogle and uses a megaphone as a weapon, or using your pet dog as a missile that can be launched from an arm-boomerang, etc.
Stick a giant blade into something, then cause that blade to vibrate due to an explosion while it's inside the target. The idea is a different approach on the concept behind a serrated edge, in that it's designed to increase the damage a single wound- a single attack- causes.
The gunblade is one of my favorite weapons.
Except they don't have a handle at 90 degrees to the sword. The handling of it is impossible.
I know fantasy has suspension of belief. The gunblade is undoubtedly the most idiotically designed weapon in FF.
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I would've thought of other items first, maybe like;
Super Mario coin
The Zelda Tri-Force
Keyblade (despite its unrealisticness, it's hardly forgettable)
Ink Ribbon
Big Guns (representing any 1st person shooter)
Ms. Pac-Man fruit (cherry, for instance)
Stuff like that
Maybe even the Donkey Kong barrel