Imo, it was the last good Final Fantasy.Later, Square started going down the crappy path.

I have a (very) small hope FFXV can revive the series for me.

Best. Game. Ever

But you should probably ignore me, I liked XII, XIII and XIII-3. I've yet to play a Final Fantasy game that I haven't enjoyed

I've already pre-ordered the PS3 HD remake and I'll pre-order the Vita version too when I can. I'm looking forward to another 150hours of gameplay for that platinum!

I've only played 3 Final Fantasy games (VII, IX and X), so I'm not who to say if it's good or bad.

What I can say is that I enjoyed the game and the Blitzball (?).

         I don't think FFXV will revive the franchise, but   it is probably going to be a good game.

That´d be good enough for me.I don´t like the online only Final Fantasies, and I didn´t find FFXII very enjoyable, FFXIII is shit, so if FFXV manages to be better than those two games, that´s...something, considering the state of SquareEnix nowadays.

It's a poor man's Final Fantasy XIII.

I quite liked it myself, the story being the highlight of the game. The world is also incredible, one of the best in any video games, even if you have to explore it down a corridor.

      Yeah. Nowadays,  most of the good Square Enix published  games are  made either by Eidos or Crystal Dynamics.. Hopefully that changes  this gen. Not saying Eidos and CD are bad, but I simply want SE to put some effort into their own damn games as well.. Hope I am not asking for too much..

X and VI are my favourite FF. I love the music of X and some of the characters (especially Auron) are really cool. I liked the relationships and stories between the characters: Yuna-Seymour-Tidus, Jecht-Tidus, Wakka-Rikku, and the part of the plot involving undead characters brought to life as dreams of the fayth. The game also touched some interesting themes like religion and discrimination between Yevon and the Al Bhed.

I don't like the story of FFX.

I prefer XII over X, but both aren't great RPGs in my mind. The last awesome one was IX.