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List All 3 PricesDissidia: Final Fantasy is just an amazing experience. I went in with memories of an earlier Square Enix fighting game, Ehrgeiz , expecting a similar and enjoyable adventure. Instead, I found myself immersed in a whole world and story that I almost felt I had to keep playing. There was just so much to see and experience, and so much to unlock, that I could see Dissidia: Final Fantasy being the only PSP game someone would need for a 30-60 day period of time. Read more
Engrossing one-on-one fighter with a well balanced system, thought out story, and plenty of action, only occasionally bogged down by the camera. Read more
Squeenix (Square-Enix) have brought to the PSP one of the most fan service filled games of the decade, (and I'm not talking about gratuitous shots of the female anatomy either). If you need a Final Fantasy fix before FF XIII is released in March next year, Dissidia is the game to go for. Read more
Although I will be the first to admit I was excited for the release of Dissidia: Final Fantasy the second it was announced, I had my reservations about the game's potential. However, with plenty of memorable character moments, a truly innovative battle/RPG hybrid combat system, and plenty of fan service, if you are a Final Fantasy aficionado, this is a must-buy! Read more
The monkey boy meets the jester and the spiky-haired guy with a giant sword So far, save for a few cameos in new games (Balthier in the port of Final Fantasy Tactics, for example), the universes of the different Final Fantasy games have been pretty much self contained. That is, until Square-Enix decided to make Dissidia, a fighting game that pits characters from different games in the series one against one another other. Read more
-The game has many CGI quility cinimatics, and great opening movie. Throught the game very well in depth of other FF games (I haven't played all of them), gives a good background of them. Read more
While being a massive final fantasy fan, I was very keen to play this game to be reunited with the gaming titans like Cloud Strife, and be able to pit them in battle against villans both new and old from games 1~12. The battle system is slightly similar to Crisis core, although it is somewhat more basic. you have one attack for draining an enemy's Defense, and one special harder hitting move for doing damage. Read more
It may not win over a lot of new fans to the franchise, but by itself, Dissidia proves that Square Enix isn't all about high-quality RPGs only, they can also make superb games on the other side of the fence. This game will probably stay in my PSP for a long time just because it is so addictive to play. They just put the concept of leveling characters in an RPG in a whole new different light. With that said, Dissidia is a successful game through and through. Read more
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