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Dissidia Final Fantasy (Sony PSP, 2009) with Reversible Cover

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État: Très bon: Un objet qui a été utilisé, mais qui est en excellent état. Le boîtier ou la couverture ne ... Très bon: Un objet qui a été utilisé, mais qui est en excellent état. Le boîtier ou la couverture ne présente aucun dommage, aucune éraflure, aucune égratignure, aucune fissure ni aucun trou. L'illustration et le texte de pochette sont inclus. Le boîtier des cassettes VHS et des DVD est inclus. Le manuel d'instructions et le boîtier des jeux vidéo sont inclus. Les dents de retenue du disque ne sont pas endommagées. L'extérieur de l'objet présente des traces d'usure minimes. Les CD et les DVD ne sautent pas. L'image des cassettes VHS n'est ni floue ni neigeuse. Afficher toutes les définitions d'état(s'ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre ou un nouvel onglet)

Release Year: 2009

UPC: 0662248909028

Platform: Sony PSP

Rating: T-Teen

Publisher: Square Enix USA

Genre: Fighting

Game Name: Dissidia Final Fantasy

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Dissidia Final Fantasy is a PSP-exclusive fighting game featuring heroes and villains from 20 years worth of Final Fantasy titles. Characters can glide through the air, dash across walls, summon Aeons, and perform variants of "limit breaks" and "overdrives" while pummeling their rivals in an assortment of 3D environments. The fighting system was designed by the creators of the Kingdom Hearts series and features an EX gauge that builds with every successful attack. Once filled, characters can transform into powerful alter egos to unleash new forms of attacks. Each combatant will also learn new techniques and acquire more equipment as they gain experience through battles. Both online and Ad-hoc wireless support are included, with the option to trade items like friend cards, AI characters, and more. A total of 22 characters are available to fight as or against, equally divided among good and evil factions.

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Publisher

Square Enix USA

UPC

0662248909028

eBay Product ID (ePID)

60242304

Product Key Features

Rating

T-Teen

Genre

Fighting

Platform

Sony PSP

Game Name

Dissidia Final Fantasy

Additional Product Features

Release Year

2009

Number of Players

1-2

Country/Region of Manufacture

USA

Control Elements

Gamepad/Joystick

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139973

ESRB Descriptor

Fantasy Violence, Mild Language, Partial Nudity

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par nicscot-9
mai 18, 2017
Great Condition
The game is great, though it takes a while to get used to. (At least for me.) Anyway, the presentation is nice, the character's moves are cool and a treat to look at, and best of all, coming from someone who loves to listen to video game music (especially RPGs) no words can describe how awesome the soundtrack is in this game. And great little treat for all Final Fantasy fans that really fits nicely for your PSP system.The game is great, though it takes a while to get used to. (At least for me.) Anyway, the presentation is nice, the character's moves are cool and a treat to look at, and best of all, coming from someone who loves to listen to video game music (especially RPGs) no words can describe how awesome the soundtrack is in this game. And great little treat for all Final Fantasy fans that really fits nicely for your PSP system.
Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : ki213
par Y-6OiMiFQDu@Deleted
oct. 05, 2009
Final Fantasy Dissidia: One of the Best Fighters
Love: It has all tha main bad and good guys from the Final Fantasy Universe (ah Memories). It's very easy to learn (if you played Kingdom Hearts 1 or 2 that is) but difficult to master (this is a game that is like Soul Calinur, where there are different fighting styles that are actually different). Like: I can recongize most of the American voice actors from previous games/other franchises. Tons of replay ability, and online play. Hate: The campaign mode can get tiresome fast, it is very repetitive. I hate 2 American vioce actors for the characters : Zidane and Ultimecia. Zidane is too high pitched and not cocky/heroic/genuine while Ultimecia doesn't have her accent that she had in her game (FF8).bI also hate how the american vioce actors pronounce some of the characters names: ... Love: It has all tha main bad and good guys from the Final Fantasy Universe (ah Memories). It's very easy to learn (if you played Kingdom Hearts 1 or 2 that is) but difficult to master (this is a game that is like Soul Calinur, where there are different fighting styles that are actually different). Like: I can recongize most of the American voice actors from previous games/other franchises. Tons of replay ability, and online play. Hate: The campaign mode can get tiresome fast, it is very repetitive. I hate 2 American vioce actors for the characters : Zidane and Ultimecia. Zidane is too high pitched and not cocky/heroic/genuine while Ultimecia doesn't have her accent that she had in her game (FF8).bI also hate how the american vioce actors pronounce some of the characters names: Tidus, Ultimecia, and Zidane. The last thing I hate is about Terra. In every game that is/was made with CG animation they haave her with Blonde hair when she's supposed to have Green Hair (check out her first game for the snes FF3 or the GBA remake FF6) I wanted to buy this game because it sounded like fun (and it is) to get to see all the characters that I love'd and hated from years past.
par roxas2019
août 18, 2023
Dissidia is great!
Dissidia is a boss game! It has all my favorite FF Characters in it and I can choose to be evil or good.
Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : piranhagamesplus
par 3vKtZuHwRra@Deleted
oct. 07, 2009
Dissidia: Final Fantasy Review (Unbiased, Unpaid)
The clash between good and evil has been a rather redundant archetype throughout gaming history. Not much has changed, but with the coming of Dissidia came a deviation from the norm that was the good versus evil archetype. However, it was not just the driving plot that deserves praise, but the amount of artistic superiority that towers over traditional fighting games. Overall Plot Rating: * * * * * Unlike the typical game, Dissidia Final Fantasy included a cast taken from the entire series of Final Fantasy games - Most of which had conflicting personae. As for the villains, the fluctuation amongst them is just as apparent as it is for the protagonists. Some villains embrace the traditional motive of simply returning everything to "the darkness whence it came", while others serve only ... The clash between good and evil has been a rather redundant archetype throughout gaming history. Not much has changed, but with the coming of Dissidia came a deviation from the norm that was the good versus evil archetype. However, it was not just the driving plot that deserves praise, but the amount of artistic superiority that towers over traditional fighting games. Overall Plot Rating: * * * * * Unlike the typical game, Dissidia Final Fantasy included a cast taken from the entire series of Final Fantasy games - Most of which had conflicting personae. As for the villains, the fluctuation amongst them is just as apparent as it is for the protagonists. Some villains embrace the traditional motive of simply returning everything to "the darkness whence it came", while others serve only their own benefit. Many twists and turns take place during the storyline as well - An especially shocking one for the protagonists. Though the storyline does end up returning to the traditional battle between good and evil at this point, the backstory makes up for it. Acting: * * * * While the storyline has drive in itself, it can be quite difficult for one to follow along considering the mediocre voice acting performed in the game. The grammar and sentence structure only serves to make the characters to look and sound incompetent when they're not. However, with such a notable cast ranging from Johnny Yong Bosch (Vash the Stampede; Trigun) to Yuri Lowenthal (Sasuke Uchida; Naruto), fans who have been attentive to their favorite voice actors will not be disappointed. Graphics: * * * * * Dissidia doesn't disappoint when it comes to graphic display. The environments in-game are flawless in an artistic context. Even though some of them aren't completely accurate recreations of the original, it doesn't distract from just how grand they are. The fact that the characters can also interact with the stages serve to eliminate opponents in more creative ways, in comparison to other games such as Mortal Kombat where sometimes the most one can do is throw a person through a breakable wall. Gameplay: * * * * The configuration of the gameplay mechanics is too simplistic for most gamers who are used to entering 6-10 button long sequences in order to unleash a powerful technique. However, because characters develop differently in Dissidia compared to other fighting games, it makes for interesting competition when an opponents movesets are as unpredictable as the potential changes in a single stage. The ad-hoc network gameplay also handles very well in Dissidia. The actions performed between two players are completely in-sync with the other, and prevents any exploitation in lag-time. Soundtrack: * * * * * Though Nobuo Uematsu is no longer working as a main composer for the series, an adequate successor - Takeharu Ishimoto - has taken the helm, and did not fail to deliver for Dissidia. Though many of the songs had been remastered by Ishimoto, fans will be pleased as the tracks had not been butchered too much, and preserves the ambience of many of them. Overall: * * * * * Dissidia Final Fantasy does not disappoint the fans of the series in too many ways. Despite the poor dubbing and repetitive, but flexible gameplay, Dissidia has revolutionized the approach to role-playing games; Not much can be improved otherwise. For fans of the series, Dissidia is a milestone in the series and is a must-have in a collection. --------- Annotated [kensredemption] @ PS.com
par sine_nominus
mars 07, 2014
This game is definitely a present for all the die-hard fans of the series!
Ok, so this game is indeed one of the finer games on the PSP, and with the slew of unlockables, story, different arcade modes, and multi-player, it's a game that one could happily spend hours upon hours playing. The battle system is a little odd, as it's not a typical fighter. More of a action game, with fighting and RPG elements tied all together very nicely. It takes a few minutes to understand how everything works together in battle, but once you get the hang of it, you just keep getting better and better, and the battles become more and more enjoyable. The story mode, admittedly, is actually kind of weak, for a Final Fantasy title (at least, every Final Fantasy before IX had a good story). I enjoy the story, personally, but it's not full of surprises, or played out in the greatest ... Ok, so this game is indeed one of the finer games on the PSP, and with the slew of unlockables, story, different arcade modes, and multi-player, it's a game that one could happily spend hours upon hours playing. The battle system is a little odd, as it's not a typical fighter. More of a action game, with fighting and RPG elements tied all together very nicely. It takes a few minutes to understand how everything works together in battle, but once you get the hang of it, you just keep getting better and better, and the battles become more and more enjoyable. The story mode, admittedly, is actually kind of weak, for a Final Fantasy title (at least, every Final Fantasy before IX had a good story). I enjoy the story, personally, but it's not full of surprises, or played out in the greatest fashion. It's decent, but it could have been so much better. That, and the voice acting for some characters is a bit sad. It's almost embarrassing to listen to sometimes. But there are quite a few characters whose American voice overs were done perfectly (Sephiroth and Kefka come to mind). The customization of your characters is un-effing-believable. None of the equipment you use will change your character's appearance, but the amount of weapons, accessories, equipment, summons and abilities you can learn, gain, create and buy are very nearly endless. Especially with the multi-player items you get just from battling. In that same field, there's a calendar system in the game that will give you rewards based on what day you play. By unlocking more bonuses through the catalog in the game, you can make these days occur more often, and yield much greater rewards. The multi-player is 50/50, in my opinion. Yes, it's very, very nice, it works really well, and the rewards can be unique, but it's only Ad-hoc. There's no online multi-player, which is really disappointing. While my cousin and I played, we experienced a bit of lag, but it was hardly noticeable at all. Very slight, and it didn't ruin the battle, or the experience. It's quite a bit of fun, so if you have or get this game, find someone else who does too. The ability to handicap the level so it's an even match makes it much nicer as well, so that you can fight someone brand new to the game, without them having to spend hours leveling up first. Arcade mode was a unique addition to the American version, and while it's a lot of fun, it's straight forward, with pre-set characters. No customization here. So, it gets old pretty quickly. However, since you initially only have access to the heroes (you have to unlock the villains via the catalog), this is a good place to go to get some practice with all the characters, as all 20 of the main characters are available to play right off the bat in Arcade mode. Unlockables in this game seem endless. When you unlock new characters or items, more appear to unlock. As you progress through the game, you get random items and rewards, and more items appear for you to unlock through the catalog. The museum allows you to see all sorts of Final Fantasy info on characters, and, once you unlock it, the replay editor is here, allowing you to go back over battles you've fought and saved the replay for, and allows you to edit them, save them to AVI, and import them to your computer. Over all, this game is an amazing package, and the only things that really hold it back from perfection are a few poor choices.