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Never before have technology, playability, and narrative combined as well as in Final Fantasy VII. Read the Review

Cast all fears aside: the latest Final Fantasy is the greatest game ever to bear the name. Read the Review

Final Fantasy IX serves as a coda to the series as you know it - it's a summation of everything that players have enjoyed about the past ten years of Final Fantasy games. Read the Review

Chrono Cross may not have had the largest budget, but it has the largest heart. Read the Review

You are Snake, a government agent on a mission to regain control of a secret nuclear weapons base from terrorist hands. Read the Review

While it's a good first try, Sony's inexperience with the genre shows through, resulting in a highly generic RPG with some out-of-this-world FMV. Read the Review

Digimon World isn't for everyone - only dedicated Digimon fans or fans of the monster-raising genre need apply. Read the Review

Konami's first entry in the horror genre - while not quite up to the mark of Capcom's Resident Evil 2 - is a great beginning. Read the Review

Quite possibly the best 2D action side scroller ever. Read the Review

Even with its budget-minded pricing, Digimon World 3 is at best an average role-playing game that will appeal only to fans of the greater Digimon franchise. Read the Review

Xenogears' reliance on story, subtlety, and mood make it Square's most anime-like RPG thus far, in many ways making the game one of its best. Read the Review

Being able to play with all the physical cards you own makes this game the ideal companion piece for avid collectors who want to see their cards duke it out in 3D. Read the Review

Even though the gameplay is largely the same as in the previous GTA, it's still a lot of fun. Read the Review

Role-playing games don't get a whole lot better than Final Fantasy Tactics. Read the Review

Dragon Ball Final Bout is a poor excuse for a fighting game. Read the Review