Dissidia: Final Fantasy

THE GOOD:
The style of the menus and game are superb
Music and voice acting a perfect
Gameplay is well set out and invigorating
Levelling up system and items are plentiful and provide loads of features.

THE BAD:
The game can be somewhat confusing to understand and difficult to get a hold of at first, if not most times.
Sometimes be game is so fast it's hard to keep up with (May not be bad)
A LOT of information to get a hold of at first

SUMMARY:
Graphics
Characters
The character designs are really nicely cut, remaining true to the original character designs. The feature of Alternative costumes ensures more memorable character designs as well as helping to prevent a lack of substance in the character's costume.

Levels
The levels are quite varied. Some are small, some are big. Each has their own special features as well...

Review - Dissidia : Final Fantasy

First of all, I don't know how to read Japanese, so take this as the thoughts of a non-Japanese player about the game.

Dissidia : Final Fantasy is unlike any other Final Fantasy game. This game is the ultimate FF crossover that links the first 10 FF games. And unlike the other games which are mainly RPGs, this one is a one-on-one fighter. But surprisingly, this, combined with RPG elements, works quite well, and provides quite an enjoyable gaming experience.

When you first load up the game, you are greeted with the start screen which is thankfully in English.

The start screen of Dissidia : Final Fantasy, thankfully in English.