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Final Fantasy IX
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Masquerades cyniques?
| A Final Fantasy IX review | Author: Paul Le | Published: July 10, 2002 |
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Zidane left his heart in Lindblum.
Bahamut seems quite displeased.
No Final Fantasy is complete without "clever" religious symbolism.
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"Final Fantasy IX is still a remarkably polished game. It succeeds at pure escapism. FFIX possesses the elements that endeared fans to FF in the first place, and it is pleasing to witness FF's first true "storybook" world. But while it is tempting to argue that FFIX is a celebration of the series' roots taken to a logical extreme, FFIX is more a celebration of "just good enough." If the series' legacy has been about continued improvement and commitment to excellence, then Final Fantasy IX is an experiment that fails." |
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