WhiteShield

@Prakras TCys
Ha, the reason why I said that is because I still remember specific instances of NOPE NOPE NOPE moments that really had me invested in what I was doing. I really felt at times like I was Daniel in the game and shared his fear, especially when the monster busts through the door in front of you. More games should try to emotionally involve their players like that game did

@noPA1NnoGAME
I know, super scary games really do tend to be lame. It's almost like real life where you don't have super crazy strength and weapons out the ass.

On an unrelated note, I cannot wait for this, Amnesia was one of my favorite games I've played recently and I even got my friends to play it. The utter fear I felt at times in that game still give me fond memories

Shoot, I'll just take another Star Ocean game; I love that series

@(Unverified)
Having gone back though and playing most of the FF games, the exploration doesn't really compare to many comparable games. I see your point in that the hallway to hallway aspect leaves absolutely no room for exploration, but a game now a days like Mass Effect, Fallout, or Elder Scrolls has more exploration values than any of the previous FF games (granted they are done today, have a bigger budget and better equipment to make the game)

@Androu1
The "exploration" on Gran Pulse is a mere shadow of the exploration you could do in any of the other games as the only open area is the Archelyte Steppes or whatever its called. And even that is just a series of mini boss fights that you basically run around to

@MystileArmor
As devise as the game is, I think that there are people who really did enjoy the game (myself included). The thing is long time fans find some things divisive and there are other great RPGs that compete for people's time. Plus people love hating on FF13 anyway.

I too am excited for this game though

@(Unverified)
If I'm not mistaken... aren't they all pretty much linear? I mean sure they aren't all go down this corridor but it isn't like here are five objectives you must complete before going onto the next main quest item. 13 may not have an open world map, but as far as FF games go compared to many comparable RPGs today, they have all been pretty linear

This absolutely made my day. I'm hoping that with this, more official news and info will be leaking out. It may have little content, but coming from Blizzard I'll take what I can get lol

I can honestly say that I have spent more money on Steam than I'd like to admit, especially since the Christmas sale on. Granted its all been on sale, but Steam is seriously just a vacuum for my money, especially with their insane sales

Is Final Fantasy 4 Complete worth getting? I'm a sucker for Square games and still have yet to complete FF9 when i bought it earlier on the PSN but is the 30 dollar price tag worth it?