Strange dystopias.

I was raised playing video games but unlike this kid my parents still interacted with me. Also it shouldn't require any real teaching as to what constitutes an emergency.

I just wanted to chime in and say this, god damn it this theme is forever embedded in my mind. Corridors of Time deserves to be in FF: TCC.

Zeal Kingdom, also known as "Corridors of Time". Magus's theme is a close second.

Glad to see I'm not the only one excited about this. I personally loved what Ninja Theory did with the material. Despite being a harsh critic of the visual changes before launch, I bought it anyway wanting to hate it, and walked away thoroughly loving it.

Seriously - Where is the sequel!? I'll buy this if that helps…

Welp.

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I felt like it was pretty clear when the story wanted you to move on by giving the "Return to war room" objective.

It's a feature of the CONSOLE not a feature of the GAME. Are you people really this oblivious? That's like saying "Sony didn't give dev's a copy of the netflix app before lauch, that means we now know that it was Sony's fault that some game is having issues." Do you people even think before leaving comments?

You mean like in SoM where you play as two humans and a tiny thing that's basically a short human? As far as I know no one has announced that humans are the only race in this game.

I'm actually ok with games shipping with bugs, as long as they are addressed with day-one, day-two, day-x patches. I actually see this as a benefit of modern gaming culture. Because without the flexibility of the day-one patch, every game would be delayed 6-12 months for additional testing.

Wasn't a fan of the black bars at first, but quickly got used to them. I would feel weird turning them off anyways. At least for one playthrough, I'd want to play the game how it was intended to look.

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I don't remotely agree with your statement here... I certainly don't think RSE is the BEST gen, per se, but it's far from the worst, even without nostalgia glasses.

I consider myself a pretty strong guy with strong hands, haven't had any issues and my play time is about 30 hours. Aside from my hands hurting from holding the 3DS no damage so far.
Protip: You don't have to smash the circle pad as hard as the character is attacking ;)

So much stuff is wrong with this article.

No, it is possible to have an opinion and overreact at the same time.

Its an action jrpg not all jrpgs are turn based or have to be

Just a small tip, if you press on your character on the bottom screen, a little box will appear around your character, making it way easier to keep track of it easily.

Just remote play it from ps4