seems to have been a great gift. Every time I walk in the room where the xbox is I see him playing it.

What makes a Final Fantasy game a Final Fantasy game At this point in the franchise, it's becoming increasingly hard to determine. The series has been around so long and has experimented in countless ways, and has been associated with convoluted fantasy jargon, especially since the seventh console...

I've been a fan of Final Fantasy games for year. My mother and I played the original on the NES back in the very early 90's and I've been playing them each over the years since. My favorite would probably have to be 7 with 10 a close second.

Story is okay

Everything about this final fantasy just feels like a huge hassle

Platforms: PS4, Xbox One (reviewed) Developer: Square Enix Publisher: Square Enix MSRP: $59.99 The fifteenth Final Fantasy entry feels totally at odds with itself on multiple levels. Its story is a grand science-fiction epic that throws its entire focus on a group of four young friends.

Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

Ten years and one name change later, Final Fantasy XV is finally a game that people can buy. And they certainly have been buying it, with staggering day-one sales of five million. But… well… it doesn't really deserve such immense and immediate success.

The Long Road Is the Destination

Final Fantasy has had it's series of mishaps through the years. I had tried XIII but could not get into it. I didn't care about the characters or story at all. Boy did they fix everything with this game. The characters had their own looks, their own personalities.

Simply brilliant. Lovely charming graphics and a unique setting. Challenging but intuitive combat, great if a little cheesy story and bags of content. Seriously in-depth skill & stat customization and fantastic music. Could keep you amused for hundreds of hours.