Comments on: Final Fantasy XIII: Limited Edition Bundle

By: Wally Garcia

Wally Garcia — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 15:34:50 +0000

This is by far one of the best “Special Edition” consoles available. This is not the best but at the top. Depreciation is all I see is for this special is that it came with the standard AV cable, no cable, the device can display at least 1080i. This is the next generation machine, the media output high definition, we can at least have to come with component cables (red, blue, green). The only other weird thing that was white, but the helmet is black-console. Not really sure what that was all about, but it still works great. The title, which is mentioned as the console with all the criticism, has been excellent. This console supports all the latest features and more for Xbox Live and is by far the quietest and coolest console to run I’ve seen. I know now that I have four of its own. Rating: 5.5

By: Kyle Shell

Kyle Shell — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 12:55:53 +0000

I have not played very well in this game. . . because it is not worth my time. So far, the graphics are superb and in agreement with most of the FF, but this action a key piece of FF13 is not engaging. I’ll probably trade the game. The love of the Xbox with 250GB HD. Rating: 5.4

By: J. H. Abbott

J. H. Abbott — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 12:02:02 +0000

The Xbox 360 is my first venture into this kind of games. It is ok, but as far as I perfe PC Games. Playing FF XIII is long and tedious, if the old PC MechWarrior games I started to compare, then I try a different game, because I have now. I play (FF XIII) but probably the game I book, I’d still be in it? Some battles just seem too long and boring! Being in a small way from one point to another is not funny, can not explore the countryside or a circle around you and locked behind the enemy. It has a very complex structure, I can not wrap my head. At the end of Chapter 11 and we’ll see if I’m the next boss battle? Rating: 5.3

By: Joe's Mom

Joe's Mom — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 09:52:06 +0000

Love the graphics, especially the history, but the lack of control of the story gets boring. . . You must wait until after mid-game to get some form of autonomy. After the story is over, the game is much more demanding, and FF12 recalls the best of his plays. Rating: 5.4

By: C. Alvin Hood

C. Alvin Hood — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 09:05:59 +0000

It would have been nice if you had said, this game is not really contain a download and a hard disk in this set. We would have had problems with the wireless network (with the help of Microsoft, I might add), so that my grandchildren do not have the game! So we were paying for something more, it has not yet been able to play! Rating: 5.1