Nintendo's gotcha covered, Sony fans!
posted by Backwardskey (RINGGOLD, GA) Jun 8, 2011
Member since Jun 2011
Overall this was a really well-developed game by Nintendo. A Final Fantasy comeback on the Gamecube is a rarity, and that makes this game a jewel. What makes it interesting is that you're no longer chained to the turn-based battles, and are now set up with the ability to fully move around a battlefield in real time, dodge attacks on your own volition, and smack around enemies with your wide array of useful spells, weapons, and armor.
Pros: Elements from the Final Fantasy Series have not suffered any from the platform crossover; the many useful magics and items are still at your expense, such as the powerful "aga" level spells, and the ability to combine other spells to form even more intricate ones such as Holy or Gravity, which, like in other games, has the same effects on undead or flying foes. You won't be dissapointed in the graphics and audio, either!
Cons: It seems that multiplayer is the obvious way to get the full gaming experience. Since training multiple characters can be a hassle without an extra hand or two, this requires the use of some rather primitive gaming equipment, which may be impossible to find in some of your local gaming stores.
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