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MrMelodramatic posted...

Planet saved.

Humanity saved? Debatable. :)

MrMelodramatic posted...

How will I ever prove I won

You'll just have to describe the ending to people in detail. :) And, as noted, there was a save you could have made in the North Crater (although it's kinda buggy, so maybe it's best that you didn't). You also could have saved on the world map.

Among the other games:

FF8 is full of highs and lows and it's always been polarizing. The storyline (while fairly epic) is nonsensical/ridiculous at times and the characters are often focused on a high-school level romance. The gameplay is good, but it has a relatively high learning curve. A lot of people who played it right after FF7 didn't like it, but it's strong if you can overlook its warts.

FF9 is kind of the opposite of FF8. It's a consistently quality experience that's a throwback to older FFs, although it doesn't really have the same highs (or lows) as FF8. It's style (and early plot) makes it feel...targeted towards a younger audience, particularly early in the game, but it grows as you continue. Good game. Not as gritty as FF7, certainly.

FFX/X-2 HD $25. FFX is my second favorite in the series: epic story and solid, if slowish, gameplay. The main complaint some people have is that the protagonist can get whiny at times, but it's good overall. Takes a while to REALLY get going in plot/gameplay terms. X2.......yeah, not really recommended, although the gameplay is OK.

FFXII: The Zodiac Age $25. Not my cup of tea. It's what you would get it you turned FF into a single-player MMO and gave it a dry storyline. Some people like it.

FFXV: Pocket Edition HD $12. XV is kind of a hot mess. They did the small things (details, party interactions, camping) right and the big things (battle, storyline) wrong.