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Путешествия по игровым порталам.
Каждый день миллионы людей в разных уголках мира заходят в Интернет каждый со своими целями. Кто-то блуждает по сайтам знакомств в поисках знакомства с субъектом противоположного пола для создания серьезных или однодневных отношений. Кто-то ищет нужную ему информацию на форумах, кто-то ищет новых друзей для профессионального общения, а кто-то, чтобы расслабиться и немного уйти от реальной суровой жизни, играют в «он - лайн» игры и путешествуют по разным игровым порталам.
Компьютерных игр очень много. Они появляются и создаются постоянно, а вместе с ними создаются форумы, сайты, игровые порталы. Зайдя на такие порталы, Вы можете скачивать нужные Вам игры, обновленные версии игр, можете общаться с людьми, увлекающимися таким же играми. Здесь можно получить нужную информацию по прохождению той или иной игры, рассказы бывалых игроков, почитать новости из game индустрии. Как правило, на таких игровых порталах можно встретить опытных геймеров, поскольку для того, чтобы часто играть в игры, участвовать турнирах, нужно иметь много свободного времени на прохождение игры, чего, как правило, нет у обычных искателей развлечений в Интернете. Нужно уметь устанавливать и разбираться с проблемами, возникшими в ходе установки, часто обновлять свой компьютер, иметь компьютер нужной конфигурации, хотя все это конечно оправдывает впечатляющая 3D графика, отличный звук и увлекательность игр.
Есть, конечно, и альтернативные виды игр, такие, как мини онлайн игры. Онлайн игры, или так называемые flash игры хороши тем, что в них можно играть даже тогда, когда у Вас есть минимум времени. Здесь не требуется больших знаний и навыков, в такие игры можно играть в любом браузере и использовать минимальное количество клавиш для игры.
Главное преимущество онлайн мини игр еще и том, что они бесплатные у большинства предлагающих их игровых порталов. Качество игр растет с каждым днем, усовершенствуется внешний вид интерфейсов. Создатели игр и игровых порталов все более и более используют инновации в разработку технологий по производству игр. Стоит ли говорить, что и конкуренция между порталами становится все сильнее и сильнее, поскольку это их непосредственный заработок.
Современный мир жесток и люди, находясь в постоянном поиске заработка, или решения тех или иных поблеем, каждый день получают стрессы, которые могут привести и к сложным депрессиям. Помочь в этом могут именно онлайн игры в Интернете и общение в игровых порталах. В этом заключается еще одно преимущество онлайн игр. Это может помочь снизить общую напряженность, особенно умственную, снимет раздражительность в семье и на работе по отношению к близким людям и сотрудникам.
M-mucevher - путешествие в игру! - Final Fantasy XIII
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List Price: $59.99
Our Price: $59.99
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Square Enix
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20
Amazon Minimum Age: 144
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Square Enix
EAN: 0662248910017
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Feature: Newest installment of Final Fantasy features futuristic civilization illuminated by the Light of the Crystal
Label: Square Enix
Manufacturer: Square Enix
Model: 15783001
Number Of Discs: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Date: 2010-03-09
Special Features: Memory Card
Studio: Square Enix
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Newest installment of Final Fantasy features futuristic civilization illuminated by the Light of the Crystal
Features the latest in cutting-edge technology
Provides tangible, intuitive controls
Delivers seamless transitions between real-time gameplay and stunning in-game cinematics
Developed by Square Enix
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Summary: The most amazing game since FF VII, talking of RPGs.
Comment: I have the demo of the game since the lauch of FF AQdvent Children complete Japan version and i never stoped to play it all days by night!, now today im gonna pick up the game for ps3 of course im rpgjapan fan so... I hope this rpg bringme back to old days of final fantasy 2 historya and ff 7 fighting styles, by the way guys any body knows if square enix gonna sell the especial edition of the guide?
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Summary: Amateur Fantasy 13, unfortunately it is bad in reality
Comment: I am in utter shock over FF13. I have played through the entire FF series since numero uno back in 1987. The hallmark of FF is the open-ended story where you can build and customize a team of characters and explore an entire world and yes this includes towns, mini-games, side-quests, etc. This IS FF like it or not. FFX was an abomination piece of crap. Linear stories are fine in some games, but NOT for FF. Its like making a PG-rated SAW movie, or a Mortal Kombat without fatalities, or a Mario game without Yoshi and psychedelic mushrooms. Well Square Enix you have pissed off your core audience with FF13, a thin eye-candy hack! Most of us with an IQ above 80 are not impressed by graphics alone and require a real story with real character development. Maybe Square Enix hired Michael Bay as a consultant on how to take a beloved franchise (Transformers) and utterly destroy it. They have "fixed" something that was NOT broken. If I wanted to watch a million animated cut-scenes I would watch a damn Pixar movie. Thank you for "dumbing" this down for us "westerners".
FF12 was an infinitely better game which made up for the hideous X and X2 games. Sure it had some politics intertwined with the story which was a bit of a departure from the typical FF story but I can see it as an experiment to combine elements of the real world with fantasy. More importantly FF12 was a true FF game with some revisions to the battle system that worked well! And the guild missions, brilliant! Overall it was a step in the right direction and most true long-standing fans thoroughly enjoyed it; the best since FF7.
A FF game with no towns, airships, or sidequests is not a FF at all. Controlling one character in battles, give me a break! Auto-healed after a battle, are you for real! What happend to the days of going in to a battle with 4 characters, having 3 of them die while feverishly throwing spell after spell, and then narrowly emerging victorious with 1 character left barely alive with 50 health and poisoned.
FF13 is a farce that tries to capitalize on the brand equity of the FF name, with the purpose of capturing a less-sophisticated, albeit "theoretically" larger mainstream audience. Well maybe Square Enix should've done a cost benefit analysis weighing how many "hardcore" FF fans will dismiss this title versus how many pre-pubescent teenagers will plop down $60 for this.
I play all types of games, FPS, action, sports, you name it! When I want RPG I look to the FF games among others. FF13 is not a RPG, and "Western" RPGs are anything but linear (see Fable 2, Fallout 3, Elderscrolls, Dragon Age, etc). I hope some heads will roll for this one.
What a joke, Im done!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Definitely an amazing experience!
Comment: Final Fantasy XIII is an outstanding game, not receiving the praise it truly deserves. Most people talking down to the game are just delusional, upset that it wasn't a PS3 exclusive making it impure and awful in their minds. This game has everything a Final Fantasy really needs: Intense gameplay, a developed story and characters, and a fleeting score. Don't believe naysayers.
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Summary: The Review of Final Fantasy XIII
Comment: First I want to give my opinion about the game.I bought the game when it came out
i though i was going to be a OK game but after a few minutes of playing FF13 it was the best.
The Good thing that came out of the game was the gameplay,graphic,sound and the character.
Highly recommend to Final Fantasy Fans. The over all is below
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-gameplay
-graphic
-storyline
-sound
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-Camera movement around the Char.
-Need more Character
That pretty much it.
And I highly recommend you play in High Definition the Picture and sound are great.
-Infamous-ReX
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Summary: Too early to judge completely; but both refreshing and disappointing...
Comment: This is an early review of my first impressions of the game. I have played all of the English Final Fantasy games released in the US to date, and unlike a lot of people I actually enjoyed Final Fantasy IX and liked Final Fantasy X more than Final Fantasy VII. And I am a big advocate for extremely challenging 100% turn-based battles (which is why I love Final Fantasy X). Your tastes may differ, so you should take everything I say with a grain of salt.
To start with, Final Fantasy XIII reminds me a little bit of Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core in the design of the menu frames, save points, and ridiculously over-simplified gameplay mechanics. There is not a whole lot you can do during battles in this game, you only really control one character, and the CPU attempts to mimic competent strategy for your group mates depending on their assigned roles. You cannot tweak the strategies like most JRPGs with similar concepts (i.e. Tales of XYZ, Star Ocean, etc...)
I really hope Square returns to turn-based games in the future. Final Fantasy X had the perfect battle system, swapping members in and out strategically, using skills to delay enemy turns, and unlimited time to think about strategy. As a result, the game was much harder, and much more rewarding. Unfortunately, now we are stuck with the majority of new JRPGs using mindless, uninteresting, button-mashing battle systems.
That said, I do like how you can change roles on the fly in Final Fantasy XIII, that _almost_ makes up for the game not being truly turn-based in my book. The only redeeming quality would be if they had a New Game+ mode where the battles are significantly harder. Unfortunately, "New Game+" seems to have died when the PSX bit the dust. Final Fantasy X-2 had it, but a game that bad requires "New Game+" to convince someone to even consider playing it a second time (if they even finish it a first time).
What is more, although I read numerous places that the game is very linear, it never quite hit home what they meant... Frankly, for a JRPG to have a compelling story it needs to be linear, I cannot name a single JRPG that boasted about non-linear gameplay that was even half-way decent (e.g. the abomination known as Final Fantasy X-2). But in this game, your character advancement is capped between story elements.
Although it may look like your progress on the Crystalium grid allows you to customize the development of your characters, the number of branches in the path are extremely limited (again, Final Fantasy X's remarkably similar character advancement system was far more dynamic and strategic). While waiting for the next major story element to occur (which unlocks new stages in the Crystalium tree), you will have racked up enough CP to completely fill the Crystalium tree for all of your roles and then some.
The story seems decent at the moment, but I have my doubts about the replayability of this game. I may only be compelled to play the game multiple times to try and earn 1000 Gamerscore in the Xbox 360 version and Trophies in the PS3 version.
On a final note, it is nice to see the Datalog concept being used more often. In games like Star Ocean and Xenosaga, the plethora of information available in their dictionaries made the story much more engaging. In Star Ocean's case, it helped alleviate some of the boringness of unchallenging twitch-action real-time battles and in Xenosaga, it helped make sense of the VERY LONG cut-scenes that took place everytime you walked more than 5 feet.
Overall, I have enjoyed the game so far - it has not moved me the way that Final Fantasy X did from the very first hour of gameplay on, but it also has not driven me to regret my purchase like Final Fantasy X-2 did :)
-:- 4.5 out of 5, points lost due to unchallenging action-based battle system
* Final Fantasy XII's Gambit system made up for this flaw, but Final Fantasy XIII lacks any sort of complex strategic element.
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