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kamari-ice · Feb 17th, 2005, 08:33 PM

I guess your right, I would rather a long delay than not seeing the game at all, since they were deciding to stop at Final Fantasy X. I am glad they did not stop at Final Fantasy X, because this game (Final Fantasy XII) looks like it is really good: just plain astonishing. I should stop weeping, and be happy, since they will never keep this game back forever.

Who knows, we might even see this game on the PS3, which would really rock. It would be the best graphically, storylined, and well-thought through game that Squaresoft and Square-Enix has ever made. The PS3 is going to show up this year at E3, so that can hold the suspense of Final Fantasy XII down for quite a while. I think they (Square-Enix) are dileberately holding this game back, since PS3 is so close to its release date.

Hopefully, Square-Enix is editing this game really well, and spending more time on it. It will be a blockbuster hit when it comes out, as well as Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. I would not want another Final Fantasy X-2, or a Final Fantasy Spirits Within (which I both liked), I just would rather not see them again.

In the names of two people who are truly great: "patience is a virtue, good things come to those who wait." I guess I should start abiding by those words, because they are very true.

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Feb 17th, 2005, 08:33 PM	#3
kamari-ice Member Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 769	I guess your right, I would rather a long delay than not seeing the game at all, since they were deciding to stop at Final Fantasy X. I am glad they did not stop at Final Fantasy X, because this game (Final Fantasy XII) looks like it is really good: just plain astonishing. I should stop weeping, and be happy, since they will never keep this game back forever. Who knows, we might even see this game on the PS3, which would really rock. It would be the best graphically, storylined, and well-thought through game that Squaresoft and Square-Enix has ever made. The PS3 is going to show up this year at E3, so that can hold the suspense of Final Fantasy XII down for quite a while. I think they (Square-Enix) are dileberately holding this game back, since PS3 is so close to its release date. Hopefully, Square-Enix is editing this game really well, and spending more time on it. It will be a blockbuster hit when it comes out, as well as Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. I would not want another Final Fantasy X-2, or a Final Fantasy Spirits Within (which I both liked), I just would rather not see them again. In the names of two people who are truly great: "patience is a virtue, good things come to those who wait." I guess I should start abiding by those words, because they are very true.