Final Fantasy Tactics A2 Hands-On (DS) @ GameSpot

Vikingod · May 13, 2007, 03:36 PM

Source: GameSpot
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The original Final Fantasy Tactics on the PlayStation has proved more popular than perhaps anyone could have predicted. Though we're almost ten years since the original game was released in North America, the Tactics series is picking up more steam than ever. The sequel of sorts to the original, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, was released in 2003 in North America; a remake of the original game for the PSP was just released this week in Japan; and now, with Final Fantasy Tactics A2, the series is making its debut on the Nintendo DS. We had a chance to try the game out at the 2007 Square Enix Festival in a stage setup of sorts that was utterly unique. Instead of a line of kiosks, the demo for A2 took place on a room constructed to look like a small schoolroom, complete with brick wall, a library of books on the back wall, and school desks and chairs.

May 13, 2007, 03:36 PM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	Final Fantasy Tactics A2 Hands-On (DS) @ GameSpot Source: GameSpot ______________ The original Final Fantasy Tactics on the PlayStation has proved more popular than perhaps anyone could have predicted. Though we're almost ten years since the original game was released in North America, the Tactics series is picking up more steam than ever. The sequel of sorts to the original, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, was released in 2003 in North America; a remake of the original game for the PSP was just released this week in Japan; and now, with Final Fantasy Tactics A2, the series is making its debut on the Nintendo DS. We had a chance to try the game out at the 2007 Square Enix Festival in a stage setup of sorts that was utterly unique. Instead of a line of kiosks, the demo for A2 took place on a room constructed to look like a small schoolroom, complete with brick wall, a library of books on the back wall, and school desks and chairs.