The best games ever were in the final fantasy series. A trio of great games and not for nerds anymore as millions of people play everywhere.
by ganban May 3, 2005
by richie from no problem February 12, 2005
by anti-final fantasy January 14, 2008
Final Fantasy is a series of totally AWESOME video games. There have been many Final Fantasy games, and most of them have been HUGE hits, though some have been complete wastes of time and money, such as Final Fantasy Tactics And Tactics A2.
by FinalFantasyFreak April 1, 2009
An RPG (Role Play Game) series created by Squaresoft/Square Enix/Square. It was named Final Fantasy because as it was supposed to be Square's final game, but because of its huge success, they carried on to make more RPGs. Final Fantasy started as a nes game (nintendo) but Final Fantasy VII was released on the PSX. Many people who know what FF is, know of it from FF VII and later titles, as the earlier releases were not on the PSX and also not as succesfull.
Final Fantasy VII and VIII are the best RPGs ever, however if you want something a bit more exciting, go play an online RPG (ORPG/MORPG/MMORPG)such as ROSE or Ragnarok Online
by Rich Seeley iPhoenix August 21, 2005
A confusing game which everyone loves and has a series of 12+games which was released back around 1980s which started off in the far east.
Final fantasy is just like pokemon but instead off hit kos it has something called limit beaks.
Final fantasy is just like pokemon but instead off hit kos it has something called limit beaks.
Person 1:lets play final fantasy.....
person 2:i dont understand this shit who the fucks squall?
Person 1:idk fuck it lets play pokemon.
person 2:i dont understand this shit who the fucks squall?
Person 1:idk fuck it lets play pokemon.
by i like rune pie May 23, 2007
In my opinion, the best game ever. Final Fantasy IX is very different thematically to FFVII and FFVIII since it returns to its roots. Instead of a modern world with mobiles and emails, the setting is pretty simple (although there are airships). It truly feels like a fantasy game and one that is done extremely well.
The characters are all unique and are brought to life by a beautifully written script. Nobuo Uematsu returned for his last solo FF sound track and it was amazing. From the beginning piece 'The Place I'll Return to Someday' to the emotionally powerful 'You're not alone', the music never fails to pull at those heart strings.
The gameplay is solid and enjoyable despite lacking any uniqueness. Which brings me onto another point about FFIX in that it was intended to be a throw back to the earlier Final Fantasys. In that respect the plot, characters and setting were not ground breaking. But all these aspects were done so damn well that Sakaguchi, the series founder called it the best Final Fantasy yet. Uematsu said the same.
In conclusion, FFIX is a magnificent game although it failed to make the impact that many FF fans (such as me) feel it deserved. So, for those of you who haven't played it, go play it now! It is more than just a game, the experience and memories may well last you a lifetime.
The characters are all unique and are brought to life by a beautifully written script. Nobuo Uematsu returned for his last solo FF sound track and it was amazing. From the beginning piece 'The Place I'll Return to Someday' to the emotionally powerful 'You're not alone', the music never fails to pull at those heart strings.
The gameplay is solid and enjoyable despite lacking any uniqueness. Which brings me onto another point about FFIX in that it was intended to be a throw back to the earlier Final Fantasys. In that respect the plot, characters and setting were not ground breaking. But all these aspects were done so damn well that Sakaguchi, the series founder called it the best Final Fantasy yet. Uematsu said the same.
In conclusion, FFIX is a magnificent game although it failed to make the impact that many FF fans (such as me) feel it deserved. So, for those of you who haven't played it, go play it now! It is more than just a game, the experience and memories may well last you a lifetime.
by Adelbert Steiner March 20, 2008