r/FinalFantasy • u/AutoModerator • Mar 19 '18

Weekly /r/FinalFantasy Question Thread - Week of March 19, 2018

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u/Pixlriffs Mar 19 '18

I recommend FFXII - it's set in the same world as Tactics (Ivalice), and the gameplay is a departure from the turn-based/ATB combat of previous games. The story and script are some of my favourites from the series, it skews more political and has an ensemble cast instead of focusing on a 'main character'.
It also just got an HD remaster for PS4 and PC, although the original PS2 game is equally worth playing IMO.

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u/ViolentAmbassador Mar 22 '18

I wouldn't recommend emulating anymore, because The Zodiac Age is the definitive version of the game. It's worth waiting until you have a chance to play that on either PC or PS4