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03 June 2011
Two games that have humor, and epic moments as well.
With Final Fantasy Anthology, you receive both FF V & VI games. Both games have a balance of epic and silly moments. These games were originally released on the SNES, so they are different from future ff games such as VIII & IX. Although, I found out the hard way you can only pause in battle, not outside of battle. And the save points are more scattered out throughout the game(s). That's the only thing I had trouble getting used, too. For anybody who hasn't played FF Anthology...I would definitely recommend buying & giving a chance to play them.
03 June 2011
The last Final Fantasy from Squaresoft.
In my opinion, this is the last Final Fantasy released by Squaresoft (before they merged w/Square-enix). The storyline/concept of the game draws in your interest. There are some of the same elements from past ff games, seen in FF X such as different job classes, weapons, accessories, and summons. New to FF X is CTB system instead of the ATB gauge, so speed would be more important than other stats. Instead of grinding for levels, there is a new system called the sphere grid. Also, instead of pre-rendered backgrounds (seen in previous playstation one ff games) FF X has three dimensional areas, which is a nice feature. And this is the first ff game to feature voice acting.