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Someday, I'll be in the game as well. Just trying to do some technical fixes to it first...I'll post up my character when I make it in. :)

I'm willing to give it a shot. It looks more "Final Fantasy" at least from the new trailer than anything else Squeenix has done in a long while...

Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy Tactics, easily. FF1 I've probably replayed 2 dozen times or more, and 2 is probably at least half that. Tactics is around 6 or 8 times now, counting the PSP re-release.

Boy that 25th box set looks pretty, but is not nearly enough, considering the money to buy it. They didn't even put all the games on the same system? What? None of the "extra" games, FFX-2, XIII-2 or Tactics? Considering it would be worth it if it was half the price maybe, $450+ is certainly...

Yes it's cheating. If you wish to play the game, you play it using the information the game has given you, and whatever you learn from that. You can learn from external sources, such as wikis and gamefaqs, but both let you bypass the challenge within the game itself. I always play without any...

Play Final Fantasy Tactics and Final Fantasy 12. Then play 4 and 6, and you can stop there. You will have experienced the best that Final Fantasy has to offer, especially considering you played the worst it has to offer and liked it! (It can only go uphill from FF13)

19 pages in and no one has mentioned Tactics? Hardest boss, bar none, is Wiegraf from Final Fantasy Tactics. How many game did he eat, before people learned to have multiple save files before getting to him. I don't think there was any other boss that really gave me as much trouble as he did...

If a game is "Remade", I would like the original included so that I can have the choice to play it how I wished. If a game is "Remastered" I want them to fix all of the bugs/glitches/complaints with the game in this go-around.

Then I would play Final Fantasy Tactics or Final Fantasy Origins/Anthology/etc. if you have a PS3. If you have an XBox360...trade it up for a PS2. ;)

FF1 - Too many to count. It and Dragon Warrior were my two favourite games on the NES back in the day. If I had to hazard a guess, around 10ish. FF4 - 6 or 7 times. I played this one less, but I spent more time just levelling than anything. FF6 - 3. I didn't like this one as much as the...

I'd say go play FF XII again (or for the first time if you haven't). It's a better way to spend your time. Or play any of the earlier ones. One thing is true about FFXIII: it makes any other Final Fantasy look like gold next to it!

*I have not played FF13-2 as I have no wish to continue the story that the first one laid out. It was not just a terrible Final Fantasy game, it was just a terrible game that flat out felt unfinished. Square needs to do a bit more soul-searching before releasing another one and maybe do a...

Sorry if my opinion offends you. I just found that after the floating continent, the game's story essentially fell apart, especially since VI was so strong up to that point. Whereas 4 was tight the whole way through. Plus I found the characters to be, I don't know, richer? It was just a...

Heh, I would say to start with XIII as any other Final Fantasy you play after that one will be better. All of them are individual stories, aside from the direct sequels (X-2, XIII-2, etc), so you won't miss anything there. However going backwards in graphics/music is a turn-off for some, and...

I think I like IV better. I loved the gameplay of VI and many individual things (the opera house and such), but I didn't like the second half of the game itself, being a "hunt down your buddies with no real motivation or story to help you along..." thing. IV was just great from start to...

It's between Edge and Locke. Both characters have such great personalities within their game, and they both end up being heroes despite what they started out to do, one to avenge his parents and the other to revive his fallen love. Both fail at their mission, and yet struggle on, accepting...

Aside from the characters being uninteresting, the story nonsensical, the world design lacklustre and the monster design uninspiring? Well, I'd say that the battle system being completely boring and lacking in player control was a big part of the game being shit, along with the linearity, the...

Well, FF7 was my least favourite Final Fantasy, until this one came along. Wow. I guess everyone at Square must have been away during the development and it was up to the janitor and a couple of kids to piece that one together. There was nothing redeeming about FFXIII at all. Utter shit...

Well, I just finished the game. What complete and utter shit. There is nothing redeeming about the game at all, from the characters to the story to the design to the battle system. Nothing about this game was good. If this is what Square has descended to, I would rather them close up shop...

- A large open world - Characters that actually feel like fully developed characters - New game plus - Cutscenes that actually further the story. - A villain that is actually a villain throughout the game - A story that is actually decent - Sidequests galore BUT no "mini-games" that take...