Final Fantasy Tactics - The War Of The Lions

one of the reasons i chose a psp over a Nintendo ds is wanting to play this game. i am a huge final fantasy fan and was really excited about the war of the lions when it was released. now i have got the game i have never ever been so disappointed in my whole life. this is because i get 5 minutes in to the game and because the battle system is so weird and complicated and not very well explained i get killed in the first battle of the game and have to start again.

ive spent hours trying to work it out and started from the beginning a few time and still don’t get it!

ive given up and now the game sits on the shelf collecting dust, if one day i figure it out ill probably write a really good review like all the others ive seen, but until then...

I loved Final Fantasy tactics on the PS1, this version is truly amazing. If you haven't played a final fantasy tactics game before, its not about graphics or action. The game is isometric and is turn based, being made by Ivalice alliance all of the magic, items and monsters always stick true to the original rules.

The story line is complex but interesting at the same time. The main object of the game is to advance you team by assigned them jobs, allowing them to master that job, then moving to the next. A job simply means the skills that character has, such as a Black mage does black magic, an archer has aim skills and a Monk does martial arts. The fun comes when you mix the skills and equipment they carry. Such as Black Mage which also has summoning skills and carries an axe.

If a friend has the game, it is a must to connect up, as you can test each others teams by battling head to head.

This game has always been my fall back game for months now, I have clocked up over 60 hours of game play so far and its still great fun. (for any fans out there level 60 samurai with summoning skills rocks!)

Who thought you could improve a classic by making a sequal. Well this game slaughters the GBA version and is an epic game. The storyline is confusing at first but very in depth and amasing. If you liked the GBA tactical fighting, its back again in this title. It is truely brilliant and i would reccomend this to any RPG lover.

I actually went out and bought it myself