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Players felt satisfied by the game's overall high quality, including its unique anthology structure, engaging combat, and well-executed remake features like improved graphics and voice acting. The epic and moving finale, along with the nostalgic value for original fans, also contributed significantly to this positive feeling.

Disappointment stemmed primarily from the game's perceived high price relative to its content, the short and sometimes shallow nature of individual stories, and issues with combat depth or pacing. Some players also felt let down by the remake's failure to address certain 'inhumane' or outdated mechanics from the original.

Admiration was frequently expressed for the game's innovative and unique structure, particularly its varied chapter designs and experimental gameplay. The high quality of the HD-2D art style, phenomenal soundtrack, and excellent voice acting in the remake were also major sources of admiration, solidifying its status as a classic.

Frustration arose from 'anti-human' or outdated game mechanics, such as frequent random encounters, tedious grinding in later chapters, and slow combat animations. Game-breaking bugs, lack of modern quality-of-life improvements (like speed-up options), and inconsistent pacing also contributed to player annoyance.

Players experienced excitement due to the game's unique concept, its varied and engaging chapters, and the way its diverse stories ultimately converged. The high quality of the HD-2D enhancement, cool combat, and the overall 'awesome' gaming experience, especially for those discovering it blind, generated significant enthusiasm.