merry... legutóbbi értékelései

I exclusively go to raves in this game and Its really some of the most fun I've ever had in a video game. Feels like a clunky yet fun future that is actually the present. Cool.

Streamer Bait

I muted the game the moment the box on a wheel talks to me and then i realized that firstly
the game looks like ♥♥♥♥
and second the game feels like ♥♥♥♥ to play

(im not mad)

Halo Still Sucks Lol Unfun
Multiplayer hAS AgED poOrly

This SeRIEs HAs always sucked as a veteran of these games (halo1,halo2,halo3,haloodst,haloreach,halo4,halo wars)
these games suck theyre trash move on people :)

i just realized ho0w boring this game iks hnhaha

boring

fitness ex owns

A game that is friendly to those with a head wound. Every review for this game already says enough about it, it is a hoot. If you have some sort of disorder where you can't stand the ui though I'd say steer clear of this one or mod it lol.
Great game, wonderful, love it iwant to kiss it

The best one.
Sorry.

I'm going to start out by taking you through the first part of this game step by step. You begin with Squall, an anti-social Garden military trainee who's yet to meet the love of his life. First off if this story line is truly to meet epic levels, then I hope one of the lovers dies. From Shakespeare to The English Patient to Titanic, death has proven to be the most effective instrument of high romantic drama. As you can see the full-motion videos impressive, but sometimes the characters feel dead inside...THEY'RE TOO MECHANICAL!!! Rinoa's eyes aren't lively enough and Squall's face shows no character. He's over idealized and the emptiness he feels inside isn't quite captured in his eyes and facial expression, perhaps that will change. If you think Squall looks young check out Zell, the ultimate Geekazoid! Look how he smiles right into the camera, can you get any cheesier than that!? Oh well! When you're in class go to the tutorial study panel on your desk, here you can download your first two Guardian Forces or GFs. A Guardian Force is a powerful mythical creature or spirit which casts and defends against certain types of magic. Shiva's elemental magic is ice so she's effective against fire enemies. Once you download the GFs leave the classroom when you run into Selphie tell her that you don't have the time to give her a tour, then head into the direction from which she came. Notice the guy on the right, he'll give you seven magic cards for later use. Take the cards and go down the elevator, on the next floor keep walking out towards the screen until you find Quistis you teacher. Talk to her and then leave the irritating music of the Balamb Garden. Welcome to the overworld, home of dated Playstation graphics! If you look at the ocean and face left you'll spot a cave behind a small forest area. Go there to fight Ifrit the fire boss, if you beat him you can equip him as a GF. You'll quickly learn the only way to cast non-GF magic spells is to draw the spells from your enemies while in battle. Personally I like this system a lot, it gives weaker characters something productive to do while you wait for the impending doom of your character's GF. Sometimes only one GF will be effective on a larger enemy. In Final Fantasy 8 once you draw a magic spell you can either store it or cast it. Therefore, enemies with cure spells can actually help you heal yourself! The Junction System is confusing at first, but you should get the hang of it in about thirty minutes. The menu system could be much more organized especially the sub-menus which are opened by pressing X while on another screen. If you don't read the mandatory in-game tutorials you'll never know they exist. For every con there is a pro however, one con is that the status screen does not show which GFs are equipped one pro is that magic inventory lists are now composed of pages. No more endlessly scrolling item lists! For extended critical analysis of this game visit flightsoffantasy.com where we discuss the pros and cons of the Junction System, the pacing problems of the battle system leftover from Final Fantasy 7, and some minor story quirks. Final Fantasy 8 is a must-buy it's not perfect and as of yet the story is more plot driven than character driven but this game is perhaps the most engaging RPG of all time. The easy difficulty level allows you to freely enjoy the momentum of the story above all else. While traditional RPG elements like armor and money are less apparent in this title, it's a nice change of pace without them. That doesn't mean we don't want to see them again. Look for continued coverage of this game soon, oh by the way if Square doesn't add voice-overs to Final Fantasy 9 I'm committing suicide. I hate Taxi!