Final Fantasy X-2 is guilty of this... aimed at the male RPG loving fans of Japan and the world to sell by the bucket-load. I' ve not played it so don' t know if it' s any good but it defiantly looks like the kind of game to attract players for more it' s looks and girls than game play.
FF X-2 is NOT guilty of this. Read my review here at Kikizo for the in-depth look; I' ll be brief here.
The combination of the fastest FF battle system ever and the now-classic Job system implemented into FF X-2 provides one of the most startlingly action-packed formulas ever in an RPG (especially an inherently turn-based one). The game features three females in the lead role, but this doesn' t mean that it' s geared toward males; if anything, it' s geared toward females with its underlying theme of " girl power."
It was not as good as FF X, but then again, not much is. I played the game from start to finish, got 96% completion, and started a New Game +, totaling well over 60 hours. I don' t do this unless the GAMEPLAY is stellar. The graphics, especially the cut-scenes were indeed stunning, and the girls are certainly cute, but that' s not an issue. Anyone who tells me it is needs to point out an overweight, balding, short, and overall unappealing male character in a video game.
In the end, games like BMX XXX and FF X-2 are GALAXIES apart.
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