First, I’d like to begin with an apology. I promised that my next review would be Skyrim. However I’ll only have Final Fantasy XIII-2 for a short while, and I’d been better if I wrote the review being still fresh from when I played it. The other factor is that I gave Skyrim to a friend a while ago, and I need to check some things again before I can finish the review. Sorry all. Now let’s begin.

It’s incredible, given the fact that I liked Final Fantasy XIII, that I cared so little for Final Fantasy XIII-2 when it was released. I didn’t even buy the game, a friend lend it to me 2 weeks ago. But I’m not going to divagate about why I didn’t care for Final Fantasy XIII-2, or why Square Enix made it in the first place. I did want to play it of course, to see how the new storyline was.

I have grown. If I could go back in time (what an irony) I’d probably give Final Fantasy XIII a lower score. With this, I’m not saying I’d give the game a bad score, but I’m saying that I have changed, and the things I thought I could easily pass a year ago, I am not letting go so easily today. I’ve become stricter, intolerant of failures when they appear in my path. My style goes more objective as the time passes. My reviews keep the same structure, but you’ll notice the style has changed since I wrote that review. For more information about my review style, visit my User Page.

I’m telling you this in a prologue manner; this has got nothing to do with the review structure itself. I’m just saying that you might notice the reviews maybe kind of different. Oh, and now I’m adding a Good and Bad category at the end of the review, to summarize things better. So why don’t you go and check the review out?