Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age Standard Edition - PlayStation 4

I didn't get a chance to play this when it was originally released, and after playing it for a few hours it holds up very well and has been a blast to play and dive into! The game and graphic design is unique to this story and the fighting system works well for this type of RPG. I'm happy I picked it up and added it to my collection, and I can see myself putting in many hours into this game!

It's a good game that even holds up to this day. My only complaint is some of the textures on the environment look dated.

I played through on the ps2 and this version is well worth a visit again. And if you’ve never played this is a great rpg with so much to do.

this is a really good game , I recommend this to any rpg lovers.

Loved when played it the first time. Wanted to get an updated version.

So first of all, I played this game back in the day for PS2. I never managed to finish it due to all sorts of things going on in life, but I had been hoping for a remaster of some sort for quite awhile. Now that it's here, I can say I'm quite impressed with this newer version. Perhaps my favorite new feature is the fast forward option. I don't use it often, but when I want to farm for items or exp on easy enemies, it's quite nice to turn on quadruple speed and get to work. All in all, a great game that plays a little like an offline MMO.

Final Fantasy XII was one of those games that a lot of people missed due to the timing of its release. It was on the PS2 as the PS3 was being released meaning a lot of early adopters of the new system missed out. It's great to see this game released as a remaster and including the benefits previously on the Japanese version. Overall, this arguably the best double digit final fantasy out there and a real gem that you should play right away if you missed it the first time around!

FFXII was a great experience over a decade ago, but many of the plodding game mechanics prevented it from being the masterpiece it could have been. Most, if not all, of the problems from the original PS2 release have been corrected, and the result is the definitive edition of a polarizing entry in the series. It's not turn based, so that might prevent some "purists" from enjoying the gameplay, but give it a chance and you will love it.