Kinda bummed about what I've heard regarding summons, but still excited. 14:55, You can e-mail us tips at or send them directly to.

I think they tried to fix those issues here with a large open world and a variety of weapons for one person, so I'm pretty excited. 15:00, This Week In The Business: Disappearing Developers. Now, the kind of menu-based side mission structure and very repetitive combat from Crisis Core wouldn't fly. The story wasn't the meat of the game, but the game was awesome - for its time. In CC, you had a story, and the story's ending was pretty neat, but in the middle of the game you were way more concerned with beating side missions and leveling up materia. To me, the reviews are panning out like this is the new game from the guy who made Crisis Core. FFX2 might include some abominations in the form of music videos and cringey dialogue, but the sidequests and the super-active battle system were still nice. According to Kotaku (translating from the Japanese publication Famitsu). People continue to love FF12, despite the wonderful story jumping off a cliff about 2/3 of the way through and throwing you into the endgame without much fanfare. Final Fantasy XII, a role-playing video game released by Square Enix in 2006.

Hardly anyone cared that the dude's name was Butz and the story was just meh. I mean, if you think back to something like FF5, that game was all about leveling up and acquiring jobs. In just a few months, Square Enix will release Final Fantasy XV, a game that’s been in development for over ten years (give or take a few reboots).More so than with any past numbered Final. Mostly yes.? FF has had quite a few titles at this point, and some were remarkable for reasons that had nothing to do with a story. MoveTheGlow 1815d ago (Edited 1815d ago )

Kotaku final fantasy xv