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It ain't no WoW.
But that's okay. It's Final Fantasy.
From the start, I get the impression that it was built to be cross-platform. There is a distinct smoothness that is associated with the 360's hardware acceleration and if I had it, I'd have played it there. But in truth, the game seems to be pretty intuitive.
However, like most Final Fantasy games, it throws you into the adventure. You're not really given a idea of how to do things at times, but it's more free flowing. WoW players might find themselves goofing on the mechanics and a lack of Auto Attack but hey, that's okay. You're playing FF. It's all about commands.
So far, the game is lush and the design spectacular. I'm gonna get further in here before doing my WoW dailies.
But that's okay. It's Final Fantasy.
From the start, I get the impression that it was built to be cross-platform. There is a distinct smoothness that is associated with the 360's hardware acceleration and if I had it, I'd have played it there. But in truth, the game seems to be pretty intuitive.
However, like most Final Fantasy games, it throws you into the adventure. You're not really given a idea of how to do things at times, but it's more free flowing. WoW players might find themselves goofing on the mechanics and a lack of Auto Attack but hey, that's okay. You're playing FF. It's all about commands.
So far, the game is lush and the design spectacular. I'm gonna get further in here before doing my WoW dailies.
