I liked this game the best in the XIII trilogy, which hasn't received critical acclaim as the previous ones. Story: although there are constant references to part 1, which seemed self-contained and had a proper ending rather than a cliff-hanger, the story becomes much less linear which one of the...

I have always been a big and loyal fan to the final fantasy series. Since I've been able to read and play the games, I begged my parents, and then got it myself when I started working on the first day of release.. Most certainly cannot deny double points on a pre-order at game!

combat is a little different

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Out of all the 3 Final Fantasy XIII games, X-2 is definitely the best. Playing as Serah and Nole and loved adventuring with them and with Moogle. It's definitely been one of their best for a long time.

I LOVE Final Fantasy. This is one of my best gaming series ever! But I admit the last few haven't gripped people like the old ones. In fact I would say not since Final Fantasy X. Now for me the others haven't bothered me. I liked XIII. In fact I loved Final Fantasy XIII.

I will be quick with this... I loved the game, but I think that the graphics could be better for Febr 2012, I mean, they're good... but could be better something. The story is simply awesome, and I loved the "time-traveling" idea, it's great, since the world changes in every time.

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When I got the opportunity to review Final Fantasy XIII-2 (from here on in known as FFXIII-2), I was excited and a little anxious at the same time.  After all, it's been a couple of years since I've played a Final Fantasy game and I actually didn't get a chance to play Final Fantasy XIII.

I'd expected less going in, but this game was pleasantly surprising. A good pickup, and will last a good 60+ hours for those out there who aim to 100% their games. While the story was a little lackluster, the remaining elements of the game make up for it.

Considering the lukewarm reception Final Fantasy X-2 received, resembling a prototype of Project Runway only available in the Teen Vogue "Couture designed by Gaultier" edition, where you changed outfits more often than Lady Gaga at her concert (so we hear), it would be a safe bet to think Square...

Final Fantasy XIII-2 represents only the second time that we've been given a direct sequel to a Final Fantasy title on a major console.  The first time was the PS2 title Final Fantasy X-2.