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Anima, is my favorite. He is a bad ass and his overdrive is so awesome. But I don't like using him unless I have too, because otherwise it would be way too easy.

-Start with Tidus, Yuna, and Auron. Equip everyone with armor bearing Berserk Ward or Berserk Proof. -Cast Hastega immediately. -Move 2 characters behind the boss and leave the one with the highest HP in front for distraction. Cast protect on the front person and have him attack. Heal him when...

Make sure Haste is cast, so you can quickly remove the zombie effect, and if your lucky she will actually heal you instead of killing you. Keep some members with the Zombie status, and switch them out and save them for her Mega-Death. Make sure you cast haste and protect on the entire party...

I'd go with Lindblum, because it is bigger, but I like Alexandria too because it is more comforting, I guess.

I like her long hair the best. When she cut it off I just couldn't help but think that she was ugly, but in her long hair so just looked natural.

Zidane's story is a very interesting one. FFIX is the first one I played so I guess I view other FF protagonist as being different than Zidane. I believe that Zidane is, however, one of the best protagonist in the series. As others have said they could of added more at the end of the story. Some...

I never new that the story had 2 endings. I never completed it without he hammer item. But it sound like it didn't add much to the story or takes away from it. I will have to try beating the story without the Item now. Thanks for telling me.

I would love to live in the Black Mage Village. It is a secluded place that you won't be bothered much, and the forest that guards it is a great deterant to invaders. The other place that I would love to live in is Ispen Castle, it is in a place that no one knows about and you would also not...

The steal ability was great, which was really helpful in the beginning, when you didn't have much Gil, you could get some great items from enemies. Zidane's Dyne ability was also very helpful, when a boss was about to do away with me.

FFVIII is one of the complicated games. As in complicated I mean that it is a game that you think you can like and you try to like but in the end you just can't. The story is average, compared to others in the FF series, but the gameplay and the way that the story is set up (meaning that if you...

I found that the aeons were of tremendous help whenever I was in a tough spot. They were all great, for their own purposes, and I would rather have them die than Yuna.

FFXIII is set in the future and the battle system is very similar to FFXII, but you will be able to do more with the new battle system.

It will be 3 in battle which I don't really like, I prefer 4, but it might get a little confusing to have that many characters fighting at once if the battle system is an open system like FFXII. They say 5 main playable character, but there might be more later.

At least we have a time of release. I can wait til 2010, simply because I have to buy a new PS3 and don't feel like spending alot of money right now. It'll just give me more time to save up for it, but I hope that it will be worth it.

I am going to get the PS3 version, mainly because the FF series have been a stable in Playstation since FFVII. I just can't think of me playing FFXIII on any other system other than one made by Sony. Of course a price cut is in order first.

I would stick to the main Final Fantasy games. DOC is not a very long game and the story suck, plus it was just not a very good game. If you played this and any other FF game you can so a huge differece. I wouldn't waste my money on buying it.

Its they're not in FFXII, but I really didn't mind the exclusion, mainly because I nevered really used the spells in FFX and it wasn't one of my favorites.

The Stillshrine was o.k. It got annoying, and boring, after a while, but I took the chance to level up some of my weak characters. But I was glad once I got out of it.

I didn't think that the characters suited or played off of each other very well. It seemed like that the characters got away from the creaters just a little bit. They didn't seem like they got along and they stayed to their own. Overall I thought that they just picked characters out of a hat and...

I liked the character system in FFXII. I liked how you could switch characters out fairly easy, and if they were KO'd, you didn't have to bring them back to life just to switch. As for being able to switch out the main character, I liked that you had that option, but I think that the protagonist...