Final Fantasy XIII for Playstation 3
| March 18, 2010 | Posted by George Marks under Electronics, Gadgets, Gaming, Microsoft, PS3, Tech News |
The newest in an extremely long history of stand-alone role playing games, Final Fantasy XIII is THE standard for single-player RPG action. Fans of the long-running series have come to expect certain things from the game developer, Square Enix, and they won’t be disappointed this time around. The game is also interesting and engaging enough that players new to the series will be able to jump right in to game play without any issues.
Final Fantasy XIII uses the usual turn-based combat system common to the Final Fantasy franchise, utilizing close-quarters and ranged weapon attacks, various spells, and a revamped Summoning game mechanic. The graphics for this game take the already awe-inspiring artwork of the series to an entirely new level, thanks to the next-generation platform. The sound quality is amazing and intense, and there really isn’t any room for improvement in the storylines or the quality of the overall game play experience.
Whether you are a veteran of the Final Fantasy series, or are completely new to the franchise, this is a top choice for single player role playing fun.
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