final fantasy tactics war of the lions cwcheats

I still replay WotL fairly frequently, along with SaGa Frontier, Xenogears, and most the SNES- and PSOne-era Final Fantasy games. I had to pass on FFTA2, but what I've experienced through emulation suggests I'm not missing too much. I played it so much that I ruined my PSPs charge port and had to buy a whole new console (and spare batteries). It went to work, overnight stays with SOs, road trips.everywhere. Suddenly, I was taking Tactics everywhere. To this day, still haven't played 4th Gen+ Pokémon. I loved Tactics so much, it sold me on the PSP the same way VII sold me on the PSOne. or screw that, get a PSP, pre-order War of the Lions, and venture into territory with unfamiliar titles. I could do what I'd been planning, which was get a Nintendo DS, enjoy new Pokémon games, and other great Nintendo titles. Then news reaches my ears of War of the Lions, and I had a decision to make. I replayed it off and on for a few years, wishing all the while for a real Tactics mobile experience.

I'm not saying that the game is bad, but it was not a Tactics title to me. Add to that, the build-a-map didn't impress me near as much as Legend of Mana. The story was too light (save for a wonderful twist, admittedly), you couldn't recruit monsters, you couldn't recruit/hire on command at all for that matter, laws were a pain to work with, and racial class restrictions just put me right off it. I loved the music (perhaps my favorite part of the game), but the gameplay, the story, everything.just made me feel robbed. Eventually I got a GBA and a few games for it, and news of FFTA caught my interest. I got my own copy eventually, and played the hell out of it over the years. I turned the reigns over to my brother (who proceeded to die with Algus) while I read the instructions in greater detail.Īrmed with knowledge, I jumped back into the game, and after helping my brother learn we both plowed through the first chapter over a chilly spring break morning.Īfter that, I was hooked. And this was after failing the first real battle three times because neither of us had any idea we had other units (and no clue how to use them). I seriously immediately bought Equip Ax for Ramza thinking it would automatically give him an ax. After FFVII, we had no idea how to play the game! Among them future personal favorites SaGa Frontier.and Final Fantasy Tactics.įor his birthday, my brother got Final Fantasy Tactics and.at first, we were stumped. At the back of the manual were some brief advertisements for other Squaresoft games. Since I couldn't play much of the game, I did a lot of reading in the instruction manual and strategy guide. Back in 1997 (or was it 98? It's been awhile.) I received my first PlayStation console for Christmas, and Final Fantasy VII (No memory card though.took a month to get one.).

Final fantasy tactics war of the lions cwcheats