Let's face it. Although higly antecipated, higly regaerded it was one of the highes dissapointments of the century. Final Fantasy titles are usually epic games with humongous battles, all turn based of course, and very intriguing plots. This FF is simple, the graphics are baby-ish, which arent expected from a FF title, and the combat mode was now turned into real instead of turns. Does this mean that it shouldnt be bought? not really, it is great for some hors of fun. but after a little while, the ridiculously long stages ad difficulty will start to get on your nerves. This game also fails on the RPG bit. It tries to make a 4 race sstyle, each having their own "strength" and at the end of the day, it all comes down to how fast you press a ad how well you time your magic. To bring the game further down, there is a lame the-world-is-covered-in-deadly-mist and you have to stay within a radius of a crystal. So My personal grade to the game is a 6, because it does proportion the player with a couple of hours of fun but then gets on your nerves.
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