Final Fight X: Streetwise

Final Fight: Streetwise is not worthy of the panning it got from the critics. On the other hand, it is both to short and has a somewhat schizophrenic design team. Still, it's a pretty worthy investment.Buy Final Fight X: Streetwise!

Final Fantasy XI Chains of Promathia Expansion Pack

Great Game... Exelent expansion to what could be called the greatest massive multiplayer game for any console and maybe even PCBuy Final Fantasy XI Chains of Promathia Expansion Pack!

C-12 Final Resistance

If C-12 was released four or five years ago this game would have been considered revolutionary, but sadly C-12: Final Resistance showed up for the dying (but still kicking) PS1 too little too late. The storyline is nothing original (you play as a one man army mowing down hordes of alien enemies hellbent on destroying humanity in a post-apocalyptic future), but the action is well done, and the controls are pretty decent. Graphics are a bit of a setback here though, polygon drop out is aplenty here, not to mention some of the enemies look a little ridiculous. All in all however, C-12 isn't a bad game at all, it just showed up at too late a time. Next-generation only gamers will have no interest in C-12, but if your still holding on to your PS1 (or if thats the only system you own) you'll have a bit of fun with this, and fans of the Syphon Filter series will dig it as well.Buy C-12 Final Resistance!

Final Fight II

Final fight 2 is a nice side scrolling beat em up just like the original. This one you go to different countries, And you still can choose haggar. The moves are pretty sweet to. I love the weapons, knives all that cool stuff. I can play this game forever it is so addicting. Buy Final Fight II!

Final Fantasy VII

I had been looking for final fantasy VII for about 3 years.
Awesome game. A++Buy Final Fantasy VII!

Final Fight 3

Final Fight 3 is actually the fifth game in the series that made side-scrolling beat-the-hell-out-of-em genre so popular in the very late eighties and early nineties: Final Fight Revenge was released on the Sega Saturn in Japan and Mighty Final Fight was released on the 8-Bit Nintendo Entertainment System in the NES's final years.

This video game features four different street-fighting heroes: Mike Hagger the pro-wrestler gone mayor (remind you of a certain Minnesotan governer?); Guy, the fist-throwing karate expert from Japan; Lucia, the "Angel Eyes" detective; and Dean, the electricity-enhanced brawler. This is the kind of game you and a friend should play when you just want to knock bad guys senseless without having to worry about consequences. To ad replay value, you can take different routes in certain parts of the game.Buy Final Fight 3!

Final Fight - for SNES - Super Nintendo

I remember being a kid and playing this in the arcade. The super nintendo version is a slight different. you can't choose guy, however it is still fun and really cool action beat em up is great in my book. Final fight has really cool sound quality for it's time to I think.Buy Final Fight - for SNES - Super Nintendo!

Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess Expansion Pack

The inclusion of campaign has pretty much removed the player's dependency on parties (at least at higher levels). The ability to log on, play for 15 minutes or so and actually get something done is what this game has been lacking, but now it's there.
The new job Dancer is absolutely amazing. Scholar has yet to impress me, but others seem to like it.Buy Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess Expansion Pack!

Final Fantasy XI Online

Excellent game, , can't wait for Square-Enix to publish the next MMORPG. Just bought this game to use on a PS3 console and it rocks!!! Eventhough the graphics on the game are obviouslly for the PS2 it still looks incredible, the game itself seems endless and i just hope i have enough time to play it before the release of the next Final Fantasy Game.Buy Final Fantasy XI Online!

The Final Fantasy Classic Collection - Final Fantasy 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, & Chrono Trigger

These are your favorite FF Classics, and even some that weren't released within the US before the PS1. All of the games work without error, and are in new condition (in the original seals).

Note that these games are the greatest hits versions, and are reproduced by Square-Enix. When you receive them, you'll notice that it says Square Enix, instead of Squaresoft. That's because these games are special ordered from Square-Enix, and they simply updated the logo. Nothing else has changed.

I love these games, and wouldn't trade them for anything. They're a must have for any FF Collector.Buy The Final Fantasy Classic Collection - Final Fantasy 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, & Chrono Trigger!