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5.11.2004
5 stars is a little harsh on the game it should be scoring 9 or 10. I am yet 2 complete this because i have so much fun doing the minigames like chocobo racing and BLITZBALLBuy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW Buy it NOW
21.7.2010
Do you fancy taking a couple of weeks out of your life as you become immersed in a fantasy world and it's inhabitants battle for survival? If the answer is yes, then maybe it's time for you to pick up the gauntlet and take the mantles of Tidus, and his comrades as they battle Sin, in the hope of bringing long hoped for peace to Spira.This is the tenth in the Final Fantasy (FF) series, and the first produced for the PS2. That's not to say, it's the tenth that I've played, in fact I was rather a late starter to the series and began my adventures in the seventh instalment. Having completed that adventure I moved onto Final Fantasy 8 (FFVIII),
27.8.2007
A captivating game of immense scope - it is so embracing because of the imaginative plot which perfectly exemplifies the element of tragedy and sacrificial love within life. There is a personal aspect of friend and companionship that slowly establishes itself as the plot progresses - mainly concerning that of Yuna's emotional turmoil in fulfilling both her (mandatory?) universal responsibility and her responsibility towards her friends, as well as Tidus's peripeteia as he slowly unfurls his sense of identity within a world of clamour and babel - a notion none too devoid from our own world?The characters are believable,
2.10.2005
Final Fantasy 10 was one of the reasons I had bought the Playstation 2. After reading in magazines and on the internet, I was extremely excited as it promised excellent graphics and smooth game play. I bought the game as soon as possible and I found that I wasn't disappointed.The storyline is up to Final Fantasy standards. Tidus, the main character, lives in the city of Zanarkand. His father was a famous `Blitzball' player like Tidus, but went missing some time ago. Then, whilst Tidus is playing a match of Blitzball, a huge monster attacks and destroys the city, not before taking Tidus somewhere he doesn't know. Everyone he speaks to tells him that Zanarkand existed 10,000 years ago,
24.11.2003
Ever since I purchased Final Fantasy VII I have been a devotee to the Final Fantasy series, owning all of them but one. It is like an addiction, whenevere a final fantasy game come out I just have to buy it. In my opinion the game series is THE best in the world, and this installment does not disappoint. The graphics are beyond most games that are released nowadays and the cutscenes are a delight to watch, as is the voice-acting, a first for the Final Fantasy Series.The main character is Tidus who is star of a local 'blitzball' team in the technological city of Zanarkand. During the impressive openeing sequence however, you see it destroyed by a huge mystical creature whom Tidus'
13.1.2006
Like many fans of the FF series, I was waiting for it's first outing on the ps2 with great anticipation. And when it came, well, I can't help being a little dissapointed. Maybe it's like a lot of people say, the FF game you play first will usually be the one you like the best. I've found this to be the case, while most fans found FFVIII disappointing to me it is awesome, my first experience in FF and nothing I've played since in the series has surpassed that.So onto the game,First the good points. Graphically the game is awesome, the FMV sequences are excellent and in game they are still very good, though FFX-2 has since surpassed them. For the first time the characters now speak,
25.4.2008
...and I'm not even just saying that: Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu voted FFX as the best game of all time, closely followed by FFVII. It is certainly my favourite game and even after seven years I still find myself captivated by the lush scenery and sweeping vistas. As far as I'm concerned, this was a breakthrough game displaying what could really be done with a good graphics engine and a colossal team of people and I didn't see anything with such impressive visuals until FFXII, and I still felt disappointed by the 'town. desert. town. desert' monotony of that. The characters are a creation of genius, each with their own engaging background and individual personalities,
1.11.2004
This is one of the greatest games ever, but then perhaps I am a little biased as I think nothing comes close to any of the Final Fantasy games.This is probably my join all time second favourite game along side Final Fantasy 8 and just behind my first favourite final fantasy 7.It has many of the features those familiar with the Final Fantasy genre are familiar with at the same time many more.The experience system and combat system is a revolution with you able to choose your own path on developing your characters rather than them automatically gaining spells and stats as they go up levels and the combat system uses something similar to the old everybody is familiar with but adds more with you able to switch weapons,
27.10.2007
Like most Final Fantasy games this incarnation has a strong storyline and a vivid cast of characters. The voice acting is extensive & well executed and supported by visually pleasing cutscenes. The graphics for PS2 are beautifully rendered. Despite the rich storyline; 2 of its main themes failed to strike a resounding chord with me: religion and machines.Furthermore, the storyline is very rigid in style; you are forcefully led from one location to the next without your say so. Whatever happened to freedom to roam and revisit different locations at a whim? This only occurs once you've practically completed the mammoth game and have the airship available- how irksome.
28.1.2007
Being a big rpg fan i was really looking forward to getting this, an initially i was quite dissapointed. the game really takes a while to get moving and is very linear up untill the final stages. Also, you spend most of the first few hours watching cutscenes rather then playing, which can be frustrating. but i stuck with it and discovered that FFX really does live up to the hype and is a fantastic role playing game which has stood the test of timeThe graphics are, as expected, awesome. The developers really went to town by incorporating asian, indian and pacific island styles into the game to give it a very unique and interesting look. great affects and monsters toothe music is on a par,
18.8.2005
Reading the 1-star reviews I would like to point out one thing: THIS IS AN RPG. An RPG is a role-playing game, in other words, it is telling a story. You cannot tell a story without a lot of dialogue and cut-scenes. There. I've now got that off my chest.;)To start off this review, here are the bad things on FFX:...sometimes the random battles are a bit too frequent....admittedly, the section in Baaj Temple with the Al Bhed can get a bit tiring after a while....that's it. Seriously. Apart from those two minor little quirks, this is worthy of at least a 99% mark, if not 100%. It really is that good.the story: a young Blitzball (underwater football) superstar named Tidus lives a very easy life in his home of Zanarkand,
5.4.2003
The latest Final Fantasy game has reached platinum status on the PS2 but is it worth the botherThe final fantasy series has for years been a cornerstone role playing game in the world of video games, pushing the graphics of the current hardware and the imaginatiopn of the players themselves.The tenth in the series is no exception creating beautiful environments to explore and a deep compelling story to hold the players attention.Players of the previous games will notice a major change in the way the game is presented. It has voice overs. This is the first time in any final fantasy game that this has been tried and will probably recieve mixed responces.
26.8.2004
Final Fantasy X is definitely in the top 10 of games I've played (and no the other final fantasy games don't all make up the other nine!).If you do not know what Final Fantasy is, let me briefly explain the usual stuff.- Long, elaborate, complex, twisting and turning, gripping story.- Random battle sequences.- Strategic turn based fights.- Party of three.- Cool special effects.- Huge map and loads of side quests.Now Final Fantasy X is no different to the other final fantasies in many of these respects, but there are some subtle differences and improvements.The characters, for large parts of the game, are voice acted! Some may have feared this might destroy the seriousness of the plot,
22.11.2007
What is it that makes this game so unbelievably good? Is it the gameplay? The stellar production values? The fact that it will give you a LOT of game for your money? All of those are fantastic, but the truly most stand-out thing about FFX is that it very simply makes you care.This game doesn't go for the mindlessly simplistic plot of most games, but rather it confuses the living daylights out of you for about two hours before even starting to tell it's story. And it does just that, tells a story. The game took me over fifty hours to complete and seems to take on average somewhere between forty and sixty. It spins it's long and complex tale out over this runtime and isn't afraid to withhold information if it will lend itself to the storytelling.
10.8.2011
This is the tenth game in the long running series and the first final fantasy to appear on PS2.This game follows Tidus, a geek blitzball player who plays for the Zanarkand Abes in an underwater sport called Blitzball. He was transported 1,000 years into the future by a big whale-like monster called Sin, who is also his father called Jecht (sounds confusing). When he gets used to this world called Spira and his new life, he eventually develops a love for Yuna, who is a summoner and she tries to bring the Calm to spira - in other words, defeat sin.The other characters include: Wakka, a blitzball player who plays for the Besaid Aurochs. Kimahri Ronso, yuna's guardian since birth (Hornless! Hornless!).