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A game with a story this complicated demands text that can keep up, and the new script is a rousing success.Īlso new to the PSP port is a collection of cinematics which replace some of the more important cutscenes in the plot. Though Slattery’s work on VI Advance got some purists up in arms over a distinct lack of submariners in the new script for that particular game, it’s hard to imagine much upset over War of the Lions‘ new script.
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Everything’s been changed, from the ability names to the battle cries, the intro movie text and the job reports. The backdrop of Ivalice and the middle ages sort of tone inherent to the world (further developed in the Ivalice-centric Vagrant Story and Final Fantasy XII) prompted language appropriate to the period, which in short terms means that War of the Lions reads like a Shakespearean drama - a little heavy-handed at times, but very interesting to read. Tom Slattery, who previously worked on the Final Fantasy V and VI Advance retranslations, really went above and beyond with his work in cleaning up War of the Lions. It became the gold standard for the tactical RPG, and informed development for leagues of games to follow.
The original game was a triumph it introduced scores of gamers to the tactical RPG within a universe that they could feel comfortable with while still finding room to innovate the genre. Old though it makes me feel, a span of a decade is the kind of time that usually merits a look back - hell, in our cash-hungry remake-fueled industry, ten years might even be considered late. It’s been nearly ten years since Final Fantasy Tactics was originally released in the states. Sure, I didn’t do the things that most blokes did in high school like study, socialize or date, but fuck it. The only notion that keeps that figure from being the most depressing goddamn thing I’ve ever typed is thus: it was worth every minute.
Hours upon hours that might not rival even the most casual MMO player, but a substantial sum of time nonetheless - probably in the two to three hundred range. The War of the Lions received strong reviews upon its release and has since been adapted for mobile phones and tablet devices.I’ve poured a lot of time into FFT, as evidenced by my somewhat rotund physique. War of the Lions also includes new playable characters from other Final Fantasy titles, such as Balthier from Final Fantasy XII and Luso Clemens from Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift, as well as returning favorite Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy VII, who was playable in the original release of the game. The game was overhauled during development to take advantage of the PSP's screen ratio and technical abilities which resulted in new cutscenes, the capacity for multiplayer, and other features. A noble by birth, he is forced to re-evaluate his opinion of commoners when his lowborn best friend starts a revolution against the ruling powers of Ivalice. Players control a mercenary named Ramza who finds himself embroiled in a civil war and an ancient demonic evil that has begun to take hold over the world. Ivalice (during the setting of the game) has technology in line with the late medieval era of human history along with the typical magic and supernatural abilities found in most Final Fantasy games. The first is Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings (a sequel to Final Fantasy XII) and the third is Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift (both of which were released on Nintendo DS).
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The War of the Lions is the second announced game in Square Enix's " Ivalice Alliance" series of video games set in the Ivalice fictional world.
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