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Review: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy (3DS) [Part: 2]
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Review: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy (3DS) [Part: 2]
DLC is a wonderful inclusion to this game as well. Individual BMS, and FMS are on sale for $0.99 each. You can pick and choose from the dozens of available songs and find your favorites.
A unique scoring system rounds thid game out, with a range from F to SSS. SSS requires a perfect run, with no mistakes, and no items equipped.
Conclusion:
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is one of the best releases so far on the 3DS, and manages to incorporate multiple wonderful games into one. The high production values and wonderful soundtrack can evoke emotion from veterans, and even new comers to the series. Providing hours upon hours of game time with some of the best songs and graphics available, this is one not to miss.
9.5 / 10
A unique scoring system rounds thid game out, with a range from F to SSS. SSS requires a perfect run, with no mistakes, and no items equipped.
Conclusion:
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is one of the best releases so far on the 3DS, and manages to incorporate multiple wonderful games into one. The high production values and wonderful soundtrack can evoke emotion from veterans, and even new comers to the series. Providing hours upon hours of game time with some of the best songs and graphics available, this is one not to miss.
9.5 / 10
Last edited by Professor Clayton on Sun Mar 10, 2013 9:29 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Spelling Errors)
Review: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy (3DS) [Part: 2] :: Comments
@Knuckles Thank you for being that guy! Spell check on 3DS is difficult.
@Prof_Clayton I knew you wouldn't mind, but others usually do. And after writing my own huge Sonic review, I know exactly how hard it is to spell check on 3DS especially when I don't look at the keypad, only the words that appear above the keypad and the spelling suggestions. Maybe I've spent too much time on my 3DS online if my fingers have memorized the distance needed to go from virtual key to virtual key.
Woah. You can type like that? I stare at the center of the keyboard and then type. I couldn't memorize that.
Gunman Clive will be my next review~
Gunman Clive will be my next review~
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