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Excellent graphics; typically complex storyline that unravels as you progress through the game. Similarly, the battle system starts easy and becomes more and more complex as you progress. In all those aspects, as reliable as Square's previous FFs... except for the "on rails" journeying. No free roaming; no exploring... which was always one of the highlights of previous FFs. You could always wander off, get lost and die fighting in completely the wrong place in other games, but you have no choice where you go in this one. Bit of a shame really, but nevertheless, hours and hours and hours of gaming time means that the 3 disks are always going to be worth the money!
More of an evangelical message than a game really, which is probably its only flaw (in that it is clearly not intended for mere mortals such as ourselves). Despite this setback, and many other backs that have been set, Final Fantasy XII is a joyous, triumphant toot of a sploot that is an undeniable pleasure to bogle over. As Peter Shawanawa-Barabaz the fourth once said: "The key to crossing the road is in pressing the 'wait' button beforehand"; never again will these words ring truer than in Final Fantasy XII. It answers long pondered questions such as "Why did the chicken cross the road?", "Where on earth did I leave my glasses?", and most astoundingly, "What kind of cheese is the moon made from?". Fear not my brother/sister/other, Final Foontoosy XXXI has arrived. The game itself consists of a disk, a box, and an enjoyable read on the ins-and-outs of the most recent vacuum cleaner model from Dyson. While I was bewildered at first as to the purpose of my newly acquired hoover expertise, it all became apparent very quickly, and with severe flatulence. Once I had returned from the doctors, the first thing I thought to bogle (despite having eaten nothing but a corn flake for 2 months) was the disk. The disk fits into an xbox 360 quite nicely, which is a very neat inclusion to the design. In celebration of this fact, I decided to see if it would also fit into other appliances, such as the bible, or a George Foreman grill. Unfortunately, the disk did not taste as pleasant as my corn flake (you may remember, I had taken 2 months before). With the disk eaten and my Dyson knowledge ingested, all that was left of this wonderful game was the box. I'm not great with dimensions, but it's roughly 100m x 5mm x 1290.4km, perfect dimensions indeed for any hat, scarf, or micro scooter. Whatever you choose to use your box for, make sure you inform the neighbourhood beforehand, as they may wish to purchase the game also, in order to continue your fabulous fashion statement. Overall: 990 out of 6Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Thought it was a great game with a pretty good storyline, a cool new battle system and awesome graphics, the only thing that lets it down is bad voice acting on one of the main characters which really drives you nuts at first. I would say that this is up to the final fantasy series usual high standards however it isn't as good as some earlier games such as ff7 and ff9.
Very good.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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