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Final Fantasy XI 

Now for something other than just classes. A look at the pros and cons of Final Fantasy XI.

Pros-
1)A very large, yet managable world. With very managable methods of transportation which include the Boat, the Air ship, The Chocobo, and of coarse on foot.
2)The replay value is great, no need to make a new character ever. With the built in change job function that Final Fantasy XI has incorperated. If you realised that you did not like the job you chose. You are able to switch your job to a new one. And if you think you liked your old one better, switch right back and keep going from where you left off.
3)Trading system, that is one of the best pros of Final Fantasy XI.... with the auction house, you can sell, or buy anything you want. With there being 5k+ characters per server, never worry about your items not selling or not finding the item you want. There will always be someone needing something you have. And you vise versa.
4)There are so many Weapons, armor, and such to pick from you will always find a way to be unique.
5)If your tired of fighting and doing the same thing over and over agian, try crafting out for a change. Make your own armors or weapons, even jewlery for + to you stats. It is a very profitable endevor if you ask me.

Cons-
1)The weather effects need some work, day and night are to obvious. Youll never see rain, and the water could use some work :/
2)I wish you could swim... it would help, you cant swim or jump.... you learn yo live with it.
3)Making money is hard if your not a theif.... so you have to work hard to get what you want.
4)There needs to be more skills for some classes.

Other than that.... the game is great.
I wish there werent any cons to Final Fantasy XI, :/, oh well check the game out and have fun.
Final Fantasy XI by Ezekiel January 22, 2004
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Final Fantasy 6

A RPG released on the SNES that is greatly loved by one group of gamers or greatly hated by another group.

The people who love the game tend to generally have many childhood memories and are a little over zealous when talking about the game. They tend to say that it is the "best". These people also tend to bash newer games such as the extremely popular Final Fantasy 7. Which is a good game in itself. Final Fantasy 6 is a very good game and should be remembered.

The people who hate the game are the people who have to listen to the above talk about the game. They hate it because they're trying to be different. Most say things like "over-rated". What many of these fail to see are the trends set by the game that are prevelant in many newer games. So though it is a very good game Final Fantasy 6 may not be the best game.
Person 1(Pro Final Fantasy 6): OMG FF6 is liek the koolest game ever! Its the BEST!
Person 2(Anti Final Fantasy 6): OMG you so stoopid, its so over-rated! Play FF7 Fag.
Final Fantasy 6 by Bryehn October 30, 2006

Final Fantasy 6

Even though this game was alot better than anything on the Sega Genesis its still not the best game ever. Its a good game but people who play it too many times are brain washed by it and refuse to ever play another game that has better graphics even if that game is vastly better. Very Strange.
Most people who played FF7 tought it was a great game but for some reason anyone who played FF6 first decided to hate it just because it had movies in it.
Final Fantasy 6 by Sega Slayer February 10, 2007

Final Fantasy

A never ending euphoria, with many sequels that induce multiple orgasms.
Dood, when Final Fantasy 13 comes out I might as well come...
Final Fantasy by elloguvnah January 22, 2009

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children 

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children is one of the greatest movies ever. 2years after Sepiroth is killed, Kadaj's gang come looking for the Geostigma(After affect of Sepiroth) Children And Jenova's head, What Actually happens when Kadaj comes in touch with the head, Is not Jenova's Reunion... IT IS SEPIROTHS!
From Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.

Kadaj: This is my reunion for you *Turns Sepiroth*

final fantasy x-2 

a paradox; lame move made by Squaresoft to capitalize on the extreme popularity of Final Fantasy 10 brought on by the lack of good games for the new PS2 console
final fantasy x-2 by patrickson March 26, 2004

Final Fantasy 8 

Generally considered one of the lesser of the final fantasy series's by most fans. Complaints usually come in terms of attacking the characters for all being about as interesting and motivated as cardboard, including the main character who mostly talks in the form of ellipsis, and a villain with unknown motives that just hovers like a scary ghost in the background but never really matters for the whole game. Really, the game might have been better off if all of the main characters were replaced with Tonberry's. Magic spells, which are normally a staple of final fantasy games, are only acquirable in FF8 by extracting them through either monsters, or from playing the card game. The story also suffers from a lack of creativity, and borrows many of the general plot lines from Final Fantasy 7.
By IGN:
~Final Fantasy 8 is generally considered a game with a couple of problems. It's the tortured adolescent of the series, starring a cast so drowned in angst that they probably should have taken some time off from saving the world to go in for a round of group therapy.

By ED
~(Cloud) Squall joins (Avalanche) Garden in order to go on a mission to stop (Shinra) The Government. Later, he becomes a body guard of (Aeris) Rinoa who falls in love with him. Soon, they discover a force much eviler than (Shinra) The Government, (Sephiroth) Edea! (Sephiroth kills Aeris) Ultimecia possesses Rinoa, so (Cloud) Squall goes after (him) her, he goes around the world trying to stop (him) her from bringing (the Meteor) time kompression. Then he finds the airship (Highwind) Ragnarok and goes to the (center of the world) end of time for the final battle. Afterward, he (mourns Aeris) saves Rinoa and everything is A-ok.
Final Fantasy 8 by RedDamascus February 14, 2010