too late, already searched myself.... :(
will wait for triple pack if i'm even getting it xD

Its odd.

Your clicky works but the page itself doesnt seem functional yet.

+1 This game was so boring.

Though I didn't make it to the 10-20 hour mark where supposedly it becomes fun according to the few people who liked it. Who wants to walk down a hallway for 10 hours while the game basically plays itself?

yup terrible, I've played it and didn't like anything about the game, good thing I borrowed it from a friend saving me the hassle to buy it, even to this day, I've skipping buying it in the stores even when it's on sale for 10-15 bucks

Edit: I've actually completed it from start to finish, it wasn't clear from my first post, so I'm not part of the ones who complains without even bothering completing the game :D

Plus I'd hit Hope and Vanille with a rusty spoon until their life was drained from their useless bodies...

It was actually a good game, the story was solid and gameplay was ok.

ff 10 actually worse than 13 for me. 8, 13, 7 and type 0 - best imho.

ive played the orginal version of pc FF7 untouched, thats the worst FF game ever :)

sea region is selling japanese voice

The Japanese voice acting industry is different than the US's.
Read this

Why would a japanese game have japanese voices? Don't be ridiculous

then strange, why did i read this on the store page ?

Please read the following information before purchasing this game.

"The following Asian languages are supported by the version of this game released for Japan and the rest of Asia.

Subtitles and interface: Japanese, Chinese (traditional), Korean, English
Voiceover: Japanese"

Not emphasized? Maybe it's row or something.

Netherlands?

Thank you!

Don't quote me on this, but I heard the trilogy will eventually make it's way to Steam.

I loved it, you're not the only one.

+1

Enjoyed it more than XII and according to some press release, all games in the series are due for release by Spring 2015.

rest of trilogies due Spring 2015

Sometimes open-world, non-linear games can be so overwhelming that most people will just from them out of the window. They've made the decision to create a linear FF game to get more audience and I think they did that very well.

I enjoyed it a lot too, completed it 100% on my PS3, and I enjoyed the second one even more (completed it as well), Caius is one of my favourites villains from a game. I still have to buy the third one, I hope they don't fuck it up, though it's getting really weird.

Bobofatt, some spoilers (no story related, mostly gameplay):

13-2 is annoying from my own experience, basically instead of corridors you get portals to warp everywhere you wanna go. Fighting is too straight forward on this one aswell, you get the right paradigms sets for each difficult boss and it's not even a problem anymore. FF13 at least had some higher difficulty encounters. The only positive thing about this game is being able to capture wild creatures and use them in battle, aswell as level them up, yes just like a pokemon. x)

Lightning returns, never played it but i heard it has a constant timer ticking in-game, so you are forced to beat the game under a certain time limit, might take a huge impact in the end as you have no freedom to play as you wish. Something FF10 also lacked but other than that it was amazing.

prepare your tinfoil hat

This means Illuminati like Final Fantasy.

Most AAA publishers, especially Japanese, have no idea about the PC marketplace and just "dump" their games on Steam. It's getting a bit better, a couple Japanese publishers have added these things to some of their newer games.

imagin 80% off winter sale

pay like 3USD$ for it lol

So it's one of those games that pale in comparison to their predecessors thus making most of the people who have played the previous titles hate them... yet are still appealing enough for people who haven't played the previous titles to enjoy them enough for them to become relatively popular.
Hmmm, now I'm interested to try it out- I may be able to make an analogy between FFXIII and DmC and finally figure out how people could like that game.

Yes, perfect plan... as soon as they add it in a bundle or something. :D

It is actually surprising how many people i know who played FFXIII told me they just dropped it later halfway through it mostly due to boredom. One of the most common complaints i heard was that the game felt like a giant tutorial for first 20 hours

It might be possible to just download the audio files for the Japanese version and replace the English audio with them.

There's not many FF games after 13, unfortunately.

Most of the characters were unlikable, the story was super convoluted and still wasn't making much sense when I stopped around 23 hours into the game, there are tutorials on a near constant basis for the first 20 hours. Do you think it's good because the graphics are awesome? It may not be the worst game I've ever played, and it held me for over 20 hours (if a game doesn't have my interest within 2 hours, there's no point), but I can't agree that the game is good. And the statement that it gets good at around 30-40 hours doesn't save it. If it takes a work week for a game to get good, it isn't good. I'd love to hear why you think otherwise, though.

Most of the game is a hallway, the first 10 chapters actually. The game pretty much only starts once you get to chapter 11, at which point it becomes a grindfest. Not to mention the story is entirely mediocre, Vanille makes me feel like I'm watching something illegal whenever she jumps (she makes really "awkward" sounds), Hope just hurts to watch/listen to...If you haven't played every other FF game already (10-2 excluded), then there's a much better FF game to be played than 13.