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Which Is The Best Final Fantasy? All of Them!

Plenty of JRPG fans have wasted hours debating this question, each making his or her own case for which of Square Enix's ubiquitous roleplaying games is the cream of the crop. It's a stale conversation that always comes down to a matter of personal opinion. No matter how reasoned or passionate your argument, you're never going to convince people to change their minds about their favorite games. And what would even be the point? There's no objective answer, and there doesn't need to be.

jc485734487d ago (Edited 4487d ago )

lol, when he got to the 2 MMOs. Sigh...repeating the same mistake with DQX. They should learn something from Sega when it comes to naming their games.

Ranma14486d ago (Edited 4486d ago )

Everything after FF10 are below the epic standards of FF games of FF10 and those before it.

The standards they dont meet is the story department. All the ones after FF10 had poor stories for an FF game. FF13 also had bat sh*t gameplay

Larry L4486d ago

Final Fantasies have had lame stories before. I honestly don't think that's something exclusive to post-10 FFs. 5 and 8 come instantly to mind.

I think the only reason FF fans have been displeased with the series since 10 is due to really the only thing that's changed.......the gameplay. I'm not sure why Square felt they needed to so radically change the FF gameplay formula the way they have. They've turned it into another game and just kept the name.

I hoping Square will maybe see the light when FFX HD is released and has like triple the sales of 13 or 13-2 that FF fans want their FF turn based and maybe by today's standards a bit casual, but that's what we want.

Any gamer, no matter how casual or hardcore, even someone who is clueless about games really, could always pick up any FF (1-10), play it, enjoy it and pretty much get through the whole game. A casual gamer couldn't pick up and get through 12 or 13, no way. I've played every FF and I couldn't get through 13. It's like Madden since like 2005....they just over-complicated the games for no good reason other than to just change it for the sake of changing it.

The series proper has nearly lost it's identity at this point. I'm praying FFX HD gets the series back on track with all these young guys over there working on a masterpiece of the series. They'll see exactly what a great Final Fantasy is all about. They need to simplify.

Anyway, my favorite FFs are
6
10
7
9
1
pretty much in that order, but they're all great. Love em all equally.

MTEC84486d ago

FF Tatics is the best IMO. I've also lost months of my life to FF8.

catfrog4486d ago

tactics is my favorite also, 8 is probably my favorite of the main series, i enjoy the story :)

catfrog4486d ago

i think they did learn something from final fantasy 11 (their first online game) and are trying to apply it to dragon quest. final fantasy 11 is SE's most profitable investment ever, theyre definitely not going to change the way they do things after it was shown to them that they can make a lot of money by doing it the way they have been.

Jirachi4486d ago

Yeah I don't like them trying to claim every ff game is on the same level that's an isult to the really really good games like 6(my favorite) and 8(my favorite of the ps1 games)-10 and 12(my favorite 3d ff game)

Look at final fantasy 3 that game was so terrible(imo) the only saving grace to it was it induced jobs to the seris.

Megaman_nerd4486d ago

agree, FFIII was and it still is a terrible game. That DS remake, OMG. What a waste of time and money. =|

sashimi4486d ago

Its kind of hard to choose one when there are so many good ones -_-

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30 Years Later, Final Fantasy 6 is a Perfect Time Capsule for the Franchise

Looking back at Final Fantasy 6 on its 30th anniversary provides a snapshot of one of gaming's most important franchises at a pivotal turning point.

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Spenok77d ago

Still the best in the series.

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Final Fantasy I Pixel Remaster – Step Back in Time

Gary Green said: It’s interesting to revisit the roots of your favorite franchises to see first-hand what’s changed and what’s stuck around all these years, though perhaps ‘visit’ would be more accurate than ‘revisit’ since apparently, Europe wasn’t worthy of the original six Final Fantasy games the first time around. By the time we started getting ports of these iconic games, we’d already been through the PSOne JRPG golden age. So we’d already seen the best of what Final Fantasy had to offer, while these predecessors looked outdated, unrefined, and (dare I say it) ugly. We aren’t bitter about the delayed releases, honest…

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shinoff218379d ago

I'd love to but square said fk you to the ps fanbase that wanted these physically. Meanwhile switch got a physical release.

Asplundh78d ago (Edited 78d ago )

I'd buy it for the Switch but a NA copy runs for $800.