Title: the pain, the horror
Product review: Please don't buy this game, or, even better, buy as many copies of this game as you can and burn them all! Seriously though, the game isn't too terrible, but it doesn't deserve to be apart of the same franchise as other final fantasy games (namely american ffII, III and VII). The change back to a turn based battle system is cool, and so is the concept that you can change characters mid-battle, but the level up system just angers me, the sphere grid is just annoying, especially if you try to max out your characters, because to best do so, you need abilities (i.e triple AP, and Triple overdrive + overdrive-->AP)that are available so late in the game that you have little time to enjoy your uber-characters. The puzzles in the game are annoying and repetitive and the plot, while not too confusing, is non-sensical, contrived, and altogether stupid. Square should have spent more time on making the main quest of the game enjoyable rather than making many long and annoying side-quests
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