Visually stunning game, the story was a bit hard for me to understand at first and the linear gameplay was boring. But that's all at the start. About 70% into the game when the true final fantasy(free roam and grind) experience starts and it's massive!!! Yea, have to be patient till then.

An artistic masterpiece, with a story just as fantastic, does Square-Enix hit the spot again?

Fantastic visuals; Brilliant voice acting; Deep, enjoyable story.

Extremely linear; No freedom until 30 hours into the game.

I can't believe how bad of a review Final Fantasy 13 got. It's my first Final Fantasy game ever and I absolutely love it. Sure it could be a little less linear, okay a lot less linear, but the graphics are the most beautiful thing I have ever seen in a video game, period.

At long last, the next chapter in the Final Fantasy saga has arrived to mixed reviews from both press and fans. The franchise has finally entered the high definition era with Final Fantasy XIII, the first of the series released for the current-gen platforms.

Final Fantasy. The RPG series known to millions of gamers worldwide for its long-standing legacy of intricate characters, exceptional storytelling, engaging battle systems and spectacular visuals.

This millennium hasn't exactly started well for the Final Fantasy franchise. It kicked off with Final Fantasy IX which, in truth, struggled to match the quality seen in VII and VIII.

Ok so I received this game the day before it was meant to be released to the public (see my fishpond review). I LOVE IT! I'm an FFVII fan from way back (who isn't?). So to see the same turn-based combat return to the FF line-up, and to see them take it to the next level in graphics and game-play,...

I remember when Final Fantasy VII came out there were television commercials and a soda promotion. There hadn't been anything like that in scope before.  I ended up playing Final Fantasy VII, but it was on the PC.  I also played Final Fantasy VIII on the PC because I didn't have a Playstation.

Time travel is a complex subject that has been explored in books, films, television shows and even video games. No one knows if it will ever be possible for humans to actually accomplish time travel, but it has not stopped the world from contemplating the possibilities.

The Final Fantasy series has been around for a long, long time - well, since 1987, when the very first FF game appeared on the NES. In all that time, the game had a staggering amount of sequels, add-ons and spin-offs, probably more than any other game license out there.

The art direction is great; as are the visuals; music and sound effects; the gameplay is actually quite good and engaging when it gets going; a satisfying amount of different skills and combat abilities for each character

Excruciatingly slow beginning and tutorial; equally slow and poorly told story with infantile and clichd characters; you'll probably end up skipping most of the cut-scenes (and my God there are a lot of them)