As far back as 1997,Final Fantasyand the Sony PlayStation have felt like inseparable brands.
No matter where else a mainline Final Fantasy pops up, it will inevitably launch on Sony hardware.
If you’re completely new to the Final Fantasy series, these titles are great starting points.
Final Fantasy 8, though?
Surely, the picking-apart has been louder than most of its fellow mainline entries.
Make no mistake - it’s well worth experiencing firsthand.
There’s a lot to love even if you wind up less enthusiastic toward the divisive aspects.
FF8’s a weird game, perhaps, but a worthy Final Fantasy.
The list of love-or-hate aspects goes on… and on… and on.
It’s dark-fantasy by genre.
The Eikon-versus-Eikon battles are a crowning achievement, so diverse, yet never dull in the slightest.
If you’re looking for theprettiestFinal Fantasy to push your PS5 to its limits, this is it.
You might be wondering whether FF16’s pair of DLCs are worth the purchase.
We’ve recently reviewed the second, beefier, one.Here are our thoughts.Spoiler: yes, ish!
Forgive us; it’s a house style here.
The PlayStation 4 was no stranger to good RPGs.
Here are our favorites.
And just try not to get all weepy when ‘To Zanarkand’ kicks in.
Instead, we’ll simply agree.
But hey, we’re doing it.
This game’s that good.
Rather, we didn’t know how good it could get.
The soundtrack, too.
Whew, that soundtrack.
In fact, every aspect of this game’s production values is jaw-dropping.
(OK, maybe not the lighting sometimes.)
The best non-MMO Final Fantasy indecades.
