I, for one, share the join of playing all these FF series, which is one of the most well known game produced by SquareEnix.
From the Super Nitendo's FFVI to PS2's FFXII, and had been more than amazed at the sheer improvement of the game's graphics.
Since I only begin playing FFVI, best that I’d just start from there...
This one is FFVI, it's still 2D, but of course, the game was released on the SNES in the year 1994.
This was the game that got me so into FFs, and knowing what RPG are mostly about.
A few years later, in the 1997, FFVII was released on the PlayStation and player got to experience FF in 3D for the first time ever, despite the fact that the characters are still in block, it had been an amazing leap from the previous FF, and is agreeably a biggest hit made by Square.
After the hits made by FFVII, in came FFVIII, which is also released on the Playstation in the year 2000.
After 3 years, the graphic had again showed us how further game graphic can be improved. This time, the characters are most well-drawn, and limbs look more muscular than the block-like character in FFVII.
On the same year of 2000, SquareEnix also release the 3rd and the last numbered Final fantasy on the Playstation, despite being released on the same year, they had again tweaked the graphics and improved them, this time around, the characters would have better facial expressions, and you can barely see any squares on a character, it is much more detailed than the previous installment.
As SquareEnix continue bring us FF franchise, the FFX, released in the year 2001, was released on the PlayStation2, with the new age platform, the graphics would have changed the FF franchise entirely.
On this installment of FF, we’re talking gameplay, graphics, and sounds (voice acting) that are way impressive than any previous installments of the game, all made possible when then the video games were being released in the DVDs.
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