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This Month's Featured Article
The Digital Mind Wave, often abbreviated to DMW, is the Limit Break system in Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-. It consists of three reels in the upper-left corner of the screen which spin continuously like a slot machine, and eventually stop on a random selection of three portraits and a number per portrait. Depending on the results, the player receives a status buff, levels up, or can execute a special attack. Though not stated in-game, it appears the Digital Mind Wave is a manifestation of Zack's thoughts, which is why his emotions affect its results during gameplay and flashbacks of Zack's life appear when the reels spin. (more...)
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Random Quote of the Moment
- "I don't have what it takes to make an action game. I think I'm better at telling a story"
- —Hironobu Sakaguchi, creator of the Final Fantasy series
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September 2010
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August 2010
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This Week's Featured Image
Artwork of Princess Sarah from the Collections feature in Final Fantasy Origins. Sarah was rescued by the Light Warriors from Garland's clutches, and in return granted them the Lute which grants access to a hidden passage in the Chaos Shrine. Though only a minor character in the original Final Fantasy, the princess' name has been reused a number of times in the Final Fantasy series for other princesses. The name "Sarah" is derived from a Hebrew word meaning "princess".
Did you know that...
- ...Final Fantasy V was the first game in the series with infinite inventory space?
- ...Guy can talk to beavers?
- ...Leviathan first appeared in Final Fantasy II?
- ...The Final Fantasy Legend, and its two sequels, are not actually Final Fantasy games but are instead part of the SaGa series?