Another Perfect 40: Final Fantasy XIII-2 Gets Famitsu Thumbs Up - suzukiwhourpel2001

You have sex that affair I wrote a patc back about Famitsu's handing out 40 out of 40 games scores being rarefied? Yeah, maybe not so surgical—at least not at the rate the 40s have been coming lately.

The close watched Japanese games magazine gave Final Fantasy 13 a 39 out of 40 back in 2009, merely it's plain scored the sequel—launching on Dec 15 in Japan and January 31 stateside—a perfect 40 out of 40. That means each of the magazines 4 reviewers gave the gritty a perfect 10 out of 10.

That makes it the third game this year Famitsu's awarded a perfect tally. The prior two were The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and The Elderberry bush Scrolls V: Skyrim.

According to Japanese play news-watcher Andriasang, the reviewers say the game remedies what was problematic in the original (presumably complaints about the game being over-linear, or that it lacked intermediary points to break from the action, e.g. towns) and that "there's a lot of gameplay to be found."

Final Fantasy XIII-2 adds a time move on mechanic where your choices can alter the actual game world, a tweaked translation of FFXIII's realtime battle system, the power to tame monsters, a "Mog Clock" miniskirt-game that determines how battles begin, and dialogue options that transfer each time the game's played.

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Source: https://www.pcworld.com/article/472655/another_perfect_40_final_fantasy_xiii_2_gets_famitsu_thumbs_up.html

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