Nikolasvanitas

I started gaming mostly with ps2 games but the first videogame in my life was FF9,from ps1 i also like FF7,8,chrono trigger,chrono cross,vagrant story,parasite eve and crash bandicoot warped

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Greece is now in the 8 best teams in euro 2012,who would have thought it,i still cant believe it http://kh13.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/ohmy.png http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W9VLkYCEwc&feature=related

yeah maybe the voiceacting isnt great but for me the gameplay and the story is what matters ,also its another great addition to Wii jrpgs like the Xenoblade that you mentioned,really great game

The Last Story Final Fantasy creator's upcoming Wii RPG European fans have already been enjoying the upcoming Wii-exclusive Japanese RPG, The Last Story, and this summer North American players will too. It’s the product of famed Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi and his studio Mistwalker, also known for creating Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon on Xbox 360. Combine it with the musical works of Nobuo Uematsu, another infamous Final Fantasy contributor, and you no doubt have a mixture for storytelling success. Just as you would imagine, the story is dark and fantastic with beautifully rendered visuals to match. You take on the role of Zael, an orphaned mercenary, living in the last island untouched by war, who dreams of becoming a knight. Through his adventures, he discovers his own power and naturally, the trouble and tribulation that follows. The game’s interface is rich, with the gritty influence of war and age in everything from the environment to Kimihiko Fujisaka’s character designs, the same artist who worked on the Drakenguard series. Unlike what you’d expect from such a pretty game however, the style breaks the boundaries of the usual detached feeling you get from RPGs and instead invites you into an interactive world where you can physically engage by sneaking behind walls, breaking bridges, collapsing pillars, and casting magic on your surroundings. My first impression of the title visually reminded me a lot of Resonance of Fate, tri-Ace’s modern grunge RPG. And after examining the battle system, I‘d say it’s a fair comparison. Except that The Last Story ditches the complications in trying to incorporate a real-time battle system that relies on limitations, which frustrated me inResonance of Fate. Rather, the real-time battle system adopted in The Last Story is intuitive and interactive, and more than simply relying on an attack to follow through. The player has to make tactical decisions, as the lay of the land can impact the battle just as much as the placement of the enemies. Whether you’re ducking, dodging, or rolling, the battle’s action sequences are also much smoother – when the characters move around and interact, they seem conscious of one another. You will be able to command secondary characters in real-time as well, which aids in making the sensation of battle seamless. Far from a typical hack-and-slash action RPG, the player is challenged to overcome numerous obstacles that make a successful battle. Since it’s hard to have a real idea of how the game plays, I fear that it might be overlooked by better known titles in the sea of RPGs coming into the market. Fans might take a look at the visuals and the creators and expect a Final Fantasy knock-off (or more so, the title), but I urge all I can to say that it’s much more than that. For me,The Last Story offers an attractive fantasy universe that is unique and reflective of its own creation rather than relying on assumed archetypes. Though some are not fans of it, I’m also happy to hear that the voice cast in the North American release is the same as the European one. From what I’ve seen so far they’ve done a wonderful job fleshing out the characters, which everyone knows can be a challenge, especially for imported games. I’d fully recommend picking it up when it launches later this summer, XSEED Games has recently announced a special bonus item for fans who pick up the title at launch. The game will come with a 44-page softcover art book, wrapped securely in a special packaging.

We are on the 8 best teams of Euro 2012,amazing comeback from Greece:)

LOL,and thats why Sora is definately a true keyblade master Poor Riku he ended up with old Maleficent

Birth by sleep has so many Star wars references its amazing ,I remember Eraqus line to Terra :Fear leads to obsession with power, and obsession beckons the Darkness." its like Yoda speaking to Luke

get him a soccer ball with the colours of barchelona FC

it would be really awesome but they will need to make an explanation on how she turned into a pixie with riku and paine :huh:

Happy birthday

looks like an interesting idea

i like etternal session,even though its not so strong as the others it shows how powerfull sora and riku can be when they are working as a team ,light and darkness fighting side by side

well i would love to read some japanese books or visit japan and talk with people there:)

i like the gummi ship in KH2 ,awesome music tracks like this one [media=]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppIaIa6KVsc[/media]

you are so lucky:)

Sega Genesis handheld LOLOLOL

i personally think that they did a good job with the 3DS,maybe they may provide one more revised 3DS but they arent sure yet whether it will be a succesfull move in terms of marketing I mean we all remember the sad tale of the psp go

Yeah i like that the command system offers much variety and customization I usually had 3 decks for each character,one magic oriented,one with physical attacks and skills and one with dark or light elemental attack depending on the character(Terra with dark skills,Aqua/Ven with light Also i really enjoyed giving traditional final fantasy roles for example i had Terra as samurai with a deck full of commands like zantetsuken,ars solum,binding strike and strike raid I used Ventus as a time/red mage with commands like sleep,poison,magnet,firaga,slow,ignite,mini mostly status effects And Aqua as a paladin like beatrix(FF9) with skills physical attacks and holy elemental commands (though it was hard without having some of the spells http://kh13.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/dry.png )

Nintendo Working on Future Handheld Generation Don't expect revisions to 3DS hardware For two decades, Nintendo has set a precedent - it iterates repeatedly on its handheld designs, making incremental revisions to extend the life of a system. The Nintendo DS alone received this treatment three times with the DS Lite, DSi and DSi XL. However it appears as though the company might be taking a different approach with the 3DS. According to Shigeru Miyamoto, Nintendo is more focused on the 3DS's successor than anything else. "I really feel like I'm satisfied with the 3DS hardware as it is. I feel like it's the best for this generation," Miyamoto told me, when I asked about the Nikkei's recent report about a 3DS XL, and whether his company did have plans for something similar. The Nintendo executive noted that his company is always thinking about what's next. "What we're thinking about right now is probably going to be for a future generation of handheld." Miyamoto did emphasize that he feels there is plenty more that can be done with this current hardware and 3D gaming in general. When asked about the option of including a second Circle Pad in future 3DS models, Miyamoto pointed out the system's gyroscope as a way to accommodate that need.

i would love to see Bevelle,Zanarkand,Alexandria ff9 and maybe Pandemonium a traditional final fantasy dark castle which would make a perfect place for Final fantasy extra boss fights with villains like Garland,Kuja or Omega Weapon

the KH cards werent their best idea,its just that the fighting system of the card games is kinda lame

i suck at online games,i tried Uncharted 3 and got my ass kicked

i think of riku as skilled both at magic and strenth,not as good as Terra or Aqua on their particular field,maybe more skilled with combinational attacks and skills