Testseek.com have collected 8 expert reviews of the Final Fantasy 2 and the average rating is 65%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Final Fantasy 2.
(65%)
8 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Its a common dilemma for many of us with elderly relatives – what do you do when they say something, um, politically incorrect? On the one hand, todays world is so different from the one that they grew up with that its almost understandable that the...
Abstract: Well, Square-Enix has managed to get me to buy the same game three times. Final Fantasy II has been released on the PS1, GBA, and now, the PSP. One would think that the average fan would stop at picking up one version of the game. Well, I’m a sucker fo...
Great blast from the past, although the experience mechanics could be a bit better. Overall, 2D has never looked so sweet.
Was this review helpful?
(83%)
Published: 2007-07-30, Author: James , review by: Geek.com
Abstract: Final Fantasy II is reborn on the PSP, some 18 years after it initially launched. It’s quite similar to Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition (see my previous review), and it should be; Square Enix kept most of its original team together for the second...
Was this review helpful?
-
Published: 2007-07-26, Author: Gabe , review by: gamespy.com
New hi-res art is superb; great retooled music; any character can do anything (classwise).
Leveling system could be unfamiliar to FF fans; decreased difficulty may not appeal to hardcore.
After the rollicking success of the original Final Fantasy, Square Enix (then called Squaresoft) released the somewhat experimental Final Fantasy II. By many accounts, Final Fantasy II has always been something of an odd bird as far as the larger panth...
Abstract: Give Square Enix credit -- in the month since Final Fantasy I hit the PSP, the company has fixed some of the originals problems in Final Fantasy II. Gone are the two-second load times when accessing the menu, for instance, and the infantile challenge ...
Abstract: Rounding out Squares lineup of Anniversary edition re-releases, Final Fantasy II gets a nice generational upgrade to save it from the 8-bit cemetery.
Abstract: Cutting through the darkness, a ball of light forms in the palm of a magician’s hand. Is he good or evil? His long nails and jewelry-laden horns might help you draw a conclusion. The fiery image fades into a quaint, once-peaceful town that’s b...
