FF CC

[IJzebel]

Is it as crappy as the reviews claim it to be...? Anyone played it here? I need info about it. I can't find any reviews that give me some info I need. Like...the feel of the game, they all whine on about how wonderfull the graphics are, but I don't really care about that....Help...? Cat's don't hunt seals. They would if they knew what they were and where to find them. But they don't, so that's alright. <i></i>

[KenseidenXL]

I've beaten the Japanese version. I loved it. It was a long-overdue
eath of fresh air for Game Cube. Now...to get a US version and beat it... In the end, there can be only ONE!For true Dragonball fans, click the banner.(\__/)(=';'=)(")_(")Pat the Bunny!Only the
ave enter The PortalVisit Planet ZiCome to the Fuzzy Pink Board...if you dare!For J-Pop and Anime talk, come HEREGotta catch 'em all...Pokemon!<i></i>

[Nakor BlueRider]

Depends on what you're looking for. I rented it, and I found that the game was actually quite fun. On the flip side, I think it would have been even greater if I had been able to play multi on it, but it was still pretty good.<
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>I would give it a rental. Maybe rent it a couple times to beat the game, or once if you decide to buy it. If you have others who have GBAs to play it multiplayer with, then it would be a really good buy. <i>There are many rules of<
>physics that govern our world.<
>There is only one exception.<
>His name is Nakor.</i><
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>--Nakor, the Blue Rider<
>Visit the Chataway Café<
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[IJzebel]

Thanks! I'll rent it, that is a good idea. I ALWAYS forget that option. <
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>I just read about you having to walk around with a
eathe bubble, like a fishbowl and stuff, and little things like that can get annoying to me. but..I'll rent it to see if it's alright. I saw peps say that it's an outrage blah blah to call it FF...So I was a bit...worried..<
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>And ya, you gotta be able to play multi huh....hmm.. Cat's don't hunt seals. They would if they knew what they were and where to find them. But they don't, so that's alright. <i></i>

[Nakor BlueRider]

The chalice actually works out fairly well. (It's the thing that forms the protective barrier.) In multiplayer, somebody has to carry it around, but can drop it to fight, but in single player, you have a moogle with you who can carry it for you. So long as he's carrying it, you can move at basically full speed. Occasionally you may want him to drop it though when he gets tired (only occasionally, and he gets untired fast) or if you want him to help fight (he can cast spells -- much like a limit, after you attack or are attacked a certain number of times, he'll have charged up one spell). The chalice can also be set to certain elements to allow you to pass through certain areas in the game, and give you resistance against those elements.<
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>Hope that explains the chalice a bit better. <i>There are many rules of<
>physics that govern our world.<
>There is only one exception.<
>His name is Nakor.</i><
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>--Nakor, the Blue Rider<
>Visit the Chataway Café<
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[KenseidenXL]

One major point: If you plan to play multi-player, each player MUST have a GBA and controller port cable. The numbers of menus each player needs to access would slow things down to the point of uselessness if all menus had to be displayed on the TV. I have done multi- and single-player. I speak from experience. In the end, there can be only ONE!For true Dragonball fans, click the banner.(\__/)(=';'=)(")_(")Pat the Bunny!Only the
ave enter The PortalVisit Planet ZiCome to the Fuzzy Pink Board...if you dare!For J-Pop and Anime talk, come HEREGotta catch 'em all...Pokemon!<i></i>