The Breath of Fire series started out on the Snes in 1995, with the second version also on the SNES and the third on the Playstation. This is the fourth game in the series, and the question is, is it a worthy successor?

This game was the long, long awaited sequel to Chrono Trigger, one of the last and most famous RPG's to grace the SNES, so can you imagine the anticipation?

After what many called the disaster Squaresoft had created (Final Fantasy 8), in many eyes it looked like the Final Fantasy series had finally lost it's edge. How could Squaresoft bring Final Fantasy back into the hands of all RPG Gamers, and not only a small handful (in comparison with previous Final Fantasy titles)? Well, they started off with what was probably the most needed...

As shocking as this may sound, its almost 2003 and I first played Final Fantasy Tactics just over 6 months ago now... And let me tell you, I regret waiting so long. Despite being nearly five years old, this game's age does not show, unless you're one of those graphics freaks. With many features and an epic storyline I can honestly say you won't be disappointed one bit.

This game needs no introduction or even a review, for that matter. No Final Fantasy game in history has received more praise or commendation; a true classic in every sense of the word. If you haven't played it, your life simply isn't complete.