Let's Make Final Fantasy Interesting Again.

Because A Review Isn't Enough, The Brog Needs Another Final Fantasy Article That Hates The Many Quirks Of Final Fantasy.

 

Its odd to see an RPG mimic qualities that plague the superficial elements of first-person shooters. The haircuts and the zippers are unique to a Japanese development style and an accepted necessary evil. I look to Andrew Webster's article for inspiration, but my little diatribe has more to do with the state of franchises battling with creativity. The prime and unique example proposed is the recent direction the Final Fantasy series taken with its core releases over the past three generations of PlayStation consoles.

 

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Final Fantasy XIII Review - The Cure For Stockholm Syndrome

Meet Lightening. She Doesn't Remember Much Of Her Past. She Has Pink Hair And Belt Straps On Her Boots. This Must Be Final Fantasy.

 

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Yet Another FFXIII Trailer With Beautiful Unintelligibleness [yea...that's a word]

Wow, there sure is a lot of talking in this game, huh? So much so, that a good chunk of the beginning of the trailer is talking. Sure its in Japanese, but is there ever a logical reason for people to ride airships on the fourth of July? Of course, for love! I am looking forward to FFXIII [otherwise it wouldn't be making it on to the brog in the first place], but that feeling of being 'super-pumped' for a RPG has kind of waned with me.

"But look at the graphics!"-Me ten years ago, which is probably when they initially began working on this hilari-epic. I got high hopes, just like I got high hopes for Gran Turismo 5, eventhough four or five other games in its genre have came out since its last iteration. [shrugs Kanye-style, then drops the mic]

Source: Joystiq