Dissidia Final Fantasy

July 10, 2010 | By In Games |

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5 Comments so far

  1. S. Morningstar on July 11th, 2010

    This is so not Final Fantasy! More like Mortal Combat or those other fighting games where you have to push allot of buttons just to do something simple. The characters you are trying to fight against move faster then the camera can keep up. More frustrating then it is worth. What ever happen to playing games to escape the frustrations of this world? There is no towns to explore or people to talk to just fighting. Endless, almost impossible to win, fighting.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  2. Robert J. Linn on July 11th, 2010

    I love Final Fantasy. When I first heard about Dissidia I was excited. But now I own it…. I’ve never gotten so pissed off at a game. I’ve literally gotten so angry at this game that I’ve thrown it across the room. The “fighting” is just hitting the square button, and the battles are disappointing and lack luster. I have a life, so I don’t have time to sit around and master these meaningless combos, and because of that I can’t progress far in the game. So unless you’re a loser with nothing better to do then play video games, don’t waste your money.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  3. Gregory John Ranzoni on July 11th, 2010

    Square Enix did a little experimenting with this game. Instead of having a roaming RPG adventure through a sprawling world, interacting with strange people, wondering around towns and exploring dungeons the developers created Dissidai as a tactical role-playing game on a hexigrid strategy with the action being presented as competitive fighting ala Street fighter with only two attack moves. One attack dries your opponents spirit and increases yours, thus increasing your physical attack

    I never bother to see if I could play as classic Final Fantasy Characters or explored all the other game modes, after about twenty minutes(ten minutes for the opening cinematic, five minutes for the tutorial and five minutes of actually playing the game) I placed it back in the Gamefly envelop and mailed back I falsely believed that it was just another RPG and got something that I wasn’t expecting and didn’t want to play. And judging from all the used copies I’ve seen at GameStop and Game Crazy I’m not the only one who didn’t enjoy this game.

    Rating: 2 / 5

  4. Efrain Flores Figue on July 11th, 2010

    As an old gamer that has played both rpg and fighting games, I have to say that this game was kind of a dissapointment to me. I have played the Final Fantasy sagas up until X 2. For me, the rpg games were great (some more complicated than others)…..and I had no problem with that. When I heard that there was going to be a Final Fantasy fighting game, I was real excited because I wanted to see and control my favorites final fantasy characters. I bought it yesterday and played it right away. Let me go over a few points of this game:

    Graphics:

    The graphics here are top notch. There is a lot of attention to character design and their environments

    Plot:

    It is really lame actually. It is the classic light vs dark, good vs evil…blah blah blah

    Audio:

    The dialogue is stiff on some characters but it is good overall.

    Controls:

    This is where the game fails considerably. If you expect a Mortal Kombat or Street Fighter experience….look somewhere else. There is a delay sometimes between the button pressing and the characters. The camera is kind of slow when following the fight sometimes (which can be frustrating)

    Conclusion:

    I like fighting games just for the fights. I am not interested in accesorizing the characters to become better (that’s an rpg element). The balance of the characters is awful in some instances. In mortal kombat and street fighter you could get to the end of the game with any one of the characters just solely on their special attacks and abilities. Here, that can not be achieved unless you upgraded you characters armor and accessories. If you are a hardcore Final Fantasy fan, feel free to buy this game….if you are in the Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat crowd, the don’t waste your time. The reason I gave such a low score is because Square enix took away the fun in the fighting game by adding the rpg element (Perhaps you should follow the soul calibur – tekken – street fighter formula)
    Rating: 2 / 5

  5. retrogamer79 on July 11th, 2010

    I will keep this review short and as painless as possible. There are only 2 attack buttons in this game. One function is to drain your opponent’s spirit and the other to cause physical damage. Not much going on here, Story is alright just like any other fighting game where the characters have to fight all the way through and see their own individual ending. However, I do like the dash feature where you can rush opponents just like in dragon ball z. The only plus in this game is that all the characters in the game are from the older ff games. However, too much repetition and lack of variety is what brings this game down (two attack buttons cmon!) In conclusion, This game gets old real fast. It is just overhyped game that lacks any real substance. Square Enix should just stick to what they do best which is rpgs. I am selling this game by the way, if anyone is interested.
    Rating: 1 / 5

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