Joko

I got stuck in the first two minutes of playing where I couldn't move and had to wait until someone killed me so I could respawn. Aside from bugs, the game just isn't fun. I can't even make it through a full game session. It's just bad. Glad I rented before wasting $60. Nice try EA, but I've been ripped off from you before and knew better this time.

"A Final Fantasy for fans and for first timers." This, because only diehard fans will play this crap, and only first timers will be stupid enough to buy it. Right from the very beginning this game was terrible. I have no clue why this took them 10 years to make, it's complete trash. Not only trash compared to other jrpg's, but it's the worst FF game in the series. Mystic Quest was more fun. The world is empty. The characters are the worst characters ever to be seen in an FF game. And the gameplay isn't that great either. This game has nothing going for it.

Best snowboarding game to come out in a long time. I picked up Mark McMorris Infinite Air, and I like Steep way better. Game looks and sounds amazing. The area to ride is massive and better looking than any other snowboard game to date. I

This game is refreshing. The art style is beautiful, as well the music. I haven't beaten the game yet, but so far the story starts off interesting and is keeping me going. The combat has a classic turn based style to it, my only complaint is that the characters don't always line up in battle to where their stats are on the screen, and sometimes I get a little confused as to which character Im currently at turn with. If you enjoyed ANY nes, snes jrpg, then you are going to want to play this game. And if you haven't played anything that old before, pick this up and see how it's suppose to be done.

This game was the biggest disappointment of the year for me. It shows how Nintendo isn't evolving in the gaming world. Things are suppose to be bigger and better looking, Star Fox Zero doesn't deliver that. Aside from the awkward and annoying controls, the game itself is extremely short, probably about 1/3 the size of the N64 version. Looking at two screens was a terrible idea that is forced on the player for this game. There is no way around it. It's so bad, and so pointless. To me it just felt like Nintendo was trying to say that the game tablet had a purpose, and maybe it could have for this game but dividing your attention between your TV and tablet isn't fun or very practical. If you want to play a great Star Fox game, stick to the snes and N64 versions. I played through Zero once just because they got my money, I didn't enjoy the experience enough to go back and play again.