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If you liked the originals and want to play them again, but better, then yes they're totally worth it. XII even has an option that allows you to speed up the game, lessening the impact of any parts you might not enjoy.

Well firstly, Steam can't remove the music. Square is paying to have the game as a whole hosted on Steam's download servers, so Valve/Steam can't remove parts of it. They could choose to remove the whole game, but not just parts. So whoever told you that is lying. Now, it's possible (though...

XIII takes a different approach to weapon design. Rather than having weapons scale linearly as you progress through the game (as well as being your core way to boost physical damage), weapons in XIII are more horizontally balanced; early weapons are more or less just as strong as end game...

As far as North America goes, I don't think there are any other FF collector's consoles. I've seen the HDD from the FFXIII 360 (it is unique in case you do find one; it's a 120gb drive that says Final Fantasy XIII on the side, so make sure that HDD is with it if you want it complete). But I've...

I can't find anything. But I can't imagine they even made more than 20-50k units, particularly since J-RPGs usually do rather poorly on Xbox to begin with.

The enemies are doing low damage partially probably because of your level (as well as anything you have junctioned to Vitality), and partially because... well, that's the norm for the series. Everything but bosses in the series traditionally does crap for damage, because they're designed more to...

Okay, so there are two things you need to know about FFVIII; one that the game makes clear, and one that it doesn't. The thing the game doesn't make clear, is that enemy stats scale with your party. So leveling up on its own is useless, and can actually be a detriment if you don't use the other...

No, you're not missing anything. Most FF games -most J-RPG really- are broken, and FFVI is no exception. There are plenty of issues related to cost/value between abilities. But the worst part is that the enemies and bosses are usually so weak (without grinding) that zero cost abilities like...

Nope. The only thing you want to avoid is buying a Joja Membership (at least on your first playthrough). I mention that specifically because some people believe the repercussions aren't well telegraphed, which I can kind of see. Regardless, said repercussions aren't what you'll want on your...

I've put about 40 hours into it. Which I believe puts me around the start of Summer in Year 2. My farm is nothing interesting or special though. But I enjoy the game quite a bit.

All the people I know who've bought the season pass on PS4 have been able to download it. If you haven't, you might try going through the game's downloadable content screen.

The only way to get those games on your laptop would be illegal emulation, which is not recommended. These games were only released for the PSP, PS2, and mobile phones respectively. No PC releases, and now ports or remasters exist of them as of now. I wouldn't recommend them anyway if you're...

Nope, never have and likely never will. I've thought about maybe getting a tattoo or something, but never actually done it.

I imagine the Edea design being nothing but the human form Jenova takes to hide herself among the Cetra. So less of a full, unique character, and more of a side of Jenova's story that was mostly scrapped to focus more on Sephiroth.

Dark Souls. I would die for that.

Interesting. I'm willing to bet this was initially created as a way to tap into the Japanese market, which cares only for mobile games at this point... maybe with the hope that they'll then decide they want the full console experience. Not a bad idea.

Don't spend too much time grinding before you beat it, because your characters 'unlock potential' after beating the game, meaning their Crystariums grow even bigger. And there are better ways to grind after that.

I really enjoy the pop-punk, alternative vibe of this album. It reminds me of stuff like Hoobastank, Chevelle, Papa Roach, or Demi Lovato's first two albums.

Well that's the thing. Situations that change the plan will always end up showing up. So that's more of a general example I was giving. I have no specific examples because I haven't been able to play all the way through the game myself since 2014, right before Lightning Returns came out. RIP...

If it can work, the idea of resisting the use of more Ravagers is ridiculous. Granted, I don't know how 'on top of things' you have to be, and how specific the situation has to be to get it to work well for extended periods of time. But I myself have used Rav/Rav/Rav plenty of times for brief...