Final Fantasy XIII is intersected with many “surprises” and other dramatic turns of events

To summarize a title as Final Fantasy XIII is finally easy. It is about a bad RPG, of a bad Final Fantasy, but of a hybrid sympathetic nerve between the reflexion and contemplation. The player crosses in straight line of completely empty sublimes environments before demolishing the boss of end of corridor and the various monsters which will interpose. All the ludic interest of the title thus lies in its system of original combat and hooker which will call as much upon the reflexes as with the reflexion. The first 20 hours the compulsif state intervention of play will be able to aggravate, but also to reassure the beginners to whom the play turns largely with his with dimensions ventures graphic sublimated. Visually very impressive but rather poor on the level of animations, the title is a postcard of every moment, an aesthetic challenge confusing taken up with brilliance. Add to that a scenario which mixes the large SF with fanfic high-school girl, and you obtain a a little empty but well made up curiosity. To test for the splendid combat and the second part of the play, clearly enthralling and impressive