Final Fantasy VIII: Remastered (PS4) Garden Wars (Balamb Garden V.s. Galbadia Garden) HD 1080p
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Final Fantasy VIII: Remastered (PS4) Garden Wars (Balamb Garden V.s. Galbadia Garden) HD 1080p - Final Fantasy VIII (PS4)
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Final Fantasy VIII is a role-playing video game developed and published by Square for the PlayStation console. Released in 1999, it is the eighth main installment in the Final Fantasy series. Set on an unnamed fantasy world with science fiction elements, the game follows a group of young mercenaries, led by Squall Leonhart, as they are drawn into a conflict sparked by Ultimecia, a sorceress from the future who wishes to compress time. During the quest to defeat Ultimecia, Squall struggles with his role as leader and develops a romance with one of his comrades, Rinoa Heartilly.
The six main protagonists of Final Fantasy VIII are: Squall Leonhart, a loner who avoids vulnerability by focusing on his duty; Rinoa Heartilly, an outspoken and passionate young woman who follows her heart; Quistis Trepe, an instructor with a serious, patient attitude; Zell Dincht, an energetic martial artist with a fondness for hot dogs; Selphie Tilmitt, a cheerful girl who loves trains and pilots the airship Ragnarok; and Irvine Kinneas, a marksman and consummate ladies' man. All but Rinoa are members of "SeeD", an elite military force based out of futuristic installations called Gardens. Temporarily playable characters include Laguna Loire, Kiros Seagill, and Ward Zabac, who appear in "flashback" sequences; SeeD cadet-turned-antagonist Seifer Almasy; and sorceress Edea Kramer. The main antagonist is Ultimecia, a sorceress from the future who wishes to compress time. Squall and Seifer spar each other while training outside Balamb Garden. Meanwhile, the Republic of Galbadia invades the Dollet Dukedom, forcing Dollet to hire SeeD. The school uses the mission as a final exam for its cadets; with the help of his instructor, Quistis, Squall passes the mission's prerequisite and is grouped with Seifer and Zell. Selphie replaces Seifer mid-mission when the latter disobeys orders and abandons his team. SeeD halts the Galbadian advance; Squall, Zell, and Selphie graduate to SeeD status, but Seifer is disciplined for his disobedience. During the graduation party, Squall meets Rinoa, whose personality is the opposite of his. When assigned with Zell and Selphie to help Rinoa's resistance in Galbadian-occupied Timber, Squall learns that Sorceress Edea is behind Galbadia's recent hostilities. Under orders from Garden, Squall and his comrades-joined by Rinoa, Quistis, and Irvine-attempt to assassinate Edea. During the effort, Squall's party also learns that Seifer has left Garden to become Edea's second-in-command.
At Lunatic Pandora, Squall's team defeats Seifer, rescues Ellone, and kills Adel; Ultimecia possesses Rinoa and begins casting time compression. Ellone sends Squall's team into Ultimecia's era, where she is defeated in a fierce battle before time compression can be fully achieved. A dying Ultimecia travels back in time to pass her powers to Edea, but Squall inadvertently informs Edea of the concepts of Garden and SeeD that she will create.[33] Squall is lost in the flow of time as he witnesses the origins of the game's story, sporadic apparitions of Rinoa, and a faceless portrait of himself. Rinoa manages to find Squall, but he is unresponsive. In the end, a repentant Seifer reunites with Raijin and Fujin, Laguna and his friends visit his lover's grave who turns out to be Raine, who died giving birth to their child, hinted to be Squall. Laguna thinks about the moment when he proposed to her. The SeeD celebrates at Balamb Garden, and it is revealed that Squall did, in fact, survive the time compression. Squall and Rinoa share a kiss under the moonlight. - Ігри
8:45 this part of the game is worth what I paid for it alone. What an insane scene. 20+ years later freaking amazing.
Could please reconsider that is happening in 1999... so beautiful and intense at that time... it was the first time that we could walk inside cinematics in a video game wow... 💖
As a full human instead of Roblox character like FFVII
God…I still remember when I first got to the scene. The music…the moving in the cinematic. I remember this being one of the first times I actually felt like, a sense of urgency and importance in wanting to protect your friends and home. Thank you for this video, it showed up in my reccomended today and it was a nice reminiscence in my childhood
I`ve been gaming for 30+ years and i still can't believe how incredible this part is
One of the best parts in the entire game.
This went so hard back in 1999 🔥🔥🔥
I have never played a Final Fantasy game but after being absolutely blown away by 16’s demo and listening to Ben Starr talk about how much this game meant to him so I had to see the scene he referenced. Wow it really is amazing that Square was able to pull off cutscenes like this on the PS1.
Do you remember what Ben Starr interview that was?
@@Vinking pretty much every interview he’s done on any gaming channel really. I think I was referring to his Kinda Funny episode here.
Thanks! Yeah I loved this scene in the game back in the day :)!@@zacretzer
I imagine if this game ever gets a remake like ff7 how dark and fucked up it could be, just imagine soldiers storming a school and attacking students in a realistic graphical way
They are both students.
@@-eligos-8670 there were also galbadian soldiers
@@luigicuzzone6061 ahhh ok
If this game does get a remake like ff7, I would love to see this scene in today's graphics but more realistic. Then again, it IS final fantasy
If theres an ff thats gonna get a big budget remake besides 7 is 6
23:00 always makes me cry
This blew my mind in 1999.
8:40 Seifer sticks out so much from the pre rendered BG, this remaster had zero thought put into it
That's Square Enix for you 🤷
When I played this scene for the first time, I felt as empathetic as if I were there myself.
on playing, I wonder how can Rinoa survive after many crashes. And then she still hold the border. That's incredible.
And man, her grip strength is out of this world
8:45 the best scene and music 👍
One of the best set pieces in the game 🥰
Ahhhhh im glad to see this
Defense... what is such a thing.... fire the glass cannon.
Thank god they got paid halfway through the battle. Would have been a really bad time to have a worker's strike....
You better believe if I had to participate, I would been like pay me first
@@Jon2ne1 I'd at least as for time and a half.....
@@Shadowknightneo lmao
I know Nida probably refers to Squall's feeling comments but since he spoke after Squall said to take care of Junior classmen, that sounds a bit dickish.
OP has no use for the gun part of the blade
As much as I loved this scene back in the day... JATO-assisted motor cycles as the initial attack?
08:47 That first engine rev....
this was lile habing two floating shopping malls.on collision course..🥰
in our litle room me and my older brother enjoying this shit when my father steps in the door to check if we are asleep the 100 hrs loadscreen saved our a!
Monica has fingers of a god
Nice normal human name, did your mom pick it out for you?
They're remaking FFIX, but not VIII. I just can't with these companies anymore....
Really? Source?
monica 🤣🤣
Okay, this part is so dumb, I couldn't even enjoy the cutscenes. Story wise this section is horrible, so in a middle of a war, is the perfect time to push romantic shit? I was so pissed when they were forcing him to save Rinoa, look its sweet, but no way in hell would Squall abondon his post for one person. I was so livid at the writing. He should have been in the FRONT LINES, being badass with his friends.
Rinoa hanging on forever, Zell leaving her, the bikers riding by, even the Dr was forcing him. All of it took me out of the moment, even for fantasy this is bad.
This was so terribly written, if it does get a Remake one day, I hope it's scraped and told entirely different.
*Look it's all sweet, and I enjoy Squall and Rinoa, but now of all times, WAS NOT THE TIME FOR THAT.
lol been holding that in have you?
FF8 was my favourite story. But in terms of your complaint a large part of the story was Squall learning to open up his feelings and set aside his devotion to duty. He had to learn that he cared enough to throw caution to the wind
@@AJ20236 I actually just played it a few weeks ago, I know what it was about, but my complaint is all of this should have happened after the battle. I hated when they forced him to go save her when he suppose to be leading the Garden. Especially when they ran past everyone, I was yelling 'FIGHT'. They were speaking about a damn ring while students are dying in the background.
It's a good game and story, but it's just this sections writing pissed me off.
@@veeay-k8398
Yeah, it felt kinda forced;
they should have just let Zell inform Squall about Rinoa's situation, and then let Squall's anxious "Damn!" reaction speak for itself, possibly along with an added "Rinoa...!" a while later.