“Brave Fencer Musashi” (“BFM”) is an old Squaresoft game for the original PlayStation that I just finally got around to playing. Actually, I didn’t add it to my backlog until around 2010 anyway, just because I didn’t think it looked like it was worth playing when it was new. Time can do strange things to our perceptions and memories, thus I found myself considering some older games for purchase, after playing illicit ‘demos’ of them through emulation software. After playing the first chapter of “BFM,” I thought it would be worthwhile to buy a near-mint copy off Amazon Marketplace for less than $20. In doing this, I learned several valuable lessons about why game demos are often painfully short and about never second-guessing my initial gut reactions.
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