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I bought 16 on PS5 at release and it's definitely worth waiting for a sale. The combat is pretty great but I find the story pretty mediocre (although I haven't finished it yet) and the world is just so drab and full of predictable characters. This is Final Fantasy, give us some colour! In FFVI you could play as a Yeti teaming up with a girl who paints her enemies to death along with a guy who can suplex a train!
I've been enjoying FFVII Remake though, and planning to get Rebirth once I'm done with it
I've been taking a trip through some of these "love letters" to "classic JRPGS" and I've got to say... I'm absolutely on board with the way these indy devs are paying homage to the classics. Sea of Stars, Chained Echoes...hell, even the star ocean second story remake was a great nostalgia trip. I just started Eiyuden Chronicles Hundred Heroes and it's already got the makings of a solid game.
With a roster like that...who needs giant ass, bombastic, overpriced garbage? Give me a good story, loveable characters, and a journey that shows me what's over the next hill.