zConnection's Jorge Fernandez writes: "In our second coverage of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years and its downloadable episodes, we will look into Rydia's Tale, the first separate episode that was released alongside the opening tale. In this episode, we witness the chaotic events unfolding across the world through Rydia's point of view.
"One of the main party members in the original game, Rydia's abilities as a Summoner were invaluable, and her adorable personality and trademark green hair has made her a fan favourite for several years. Her recent DS makeover has also sparked a wave of fan-art, though much of it isn't exactly safe for work. Of similar note is Rydia's newest outfit for The After Years, which received a modest modification for the European and North American release. While her more perverted fans might feel crushed, there's no denying that her added garments are more appropriate."
Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "The Final Fantasy series is one of gaming’s most revered franchises with many of its games finding themselves near the top of ‘best games of all time’ lists and simply uttering the words ‘Final Fantasy’ usually evokes images of epic quests and world class polish. But not all of the games to bear the name have been worthy of praise. Some, in fact are terrible, unplayable, ugly and obnoxious games that make you wonder how Square Enix ever approved them. So for this week’s Top 10 we’re scraping the bottom of the barrel and counting down the Top 10 Worst Final Fantasy Games."
Addition of FFXIII Lightning Returns and Crystal Bearers make your list redundant.
Though I appreciate the lack of FFX-2.
And I agree with the rest.
Since when is After Years or Lightning Returns bad?
This article is garbage, the absolute worst FF, Final Fantasy XIII is nowhere to be seen.
Also, why include a game that doesn't even exist anymore? FFXIV 1.0 is long gone...
The Final Fantasy world has some of the most creative, scariest, and weirdest locations
The lack of Ultimecia's Castle is disappointing. That area with its atmosphere, branching paths and secrets along with secret bosses, and not to mention locking out nearly all of your abilities (even saving) makes it one of FF's most intimidating areas....imo of course =p
Ultimecia's castle definitely seems like a glaring omission. I thought that waking up in the Shinra tower to find that Sephiroth had gone on a bloody murder spree was pretty damn creepy the first time I played that section as a kid.
Ultimecia's castle and underwater in FF7.
I mean it's not like you can hit the "submerge" button and accidentally land on Emerald Weapon or anything. lol
I'll always remember in ffxi when "sky" was the end game that was one of the most intense places to navigate a entire alliance through.
Amazon has discounted 50 percent off the PC versions of Final Fantasy III, IV, IV: The After Years, VII, VIII, XIII, XIV: A Realm Reborn and XIV: Heavensward.
Or, you know, I could just put the disk in my PC. Or just rip the files off the disks and play them from the HDD. Except for 13 and 14 i guess, but 13 is a garbage fire and 14 has a subscription fee so saving a few bucks on the purchase price doesn't really do anything.