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Never before have technology, playability, and narrative combined as well as in Final Fantasy VII. Read the Review

Cast all fears aside: the latest Final Fantasy is the greatest game ever to bear the name. Read the Review

Final Fantasy IX serves as a coda to the series as you know it - it's a summation of everything that players have enjoyed about the past ten years of Final Fantasy games. Read the Review

Chrono Cross may not have had the largest budget, but it has the largest heart. Read the Review

Even with its budget-minded pricing, Digimon World 3 is at best an average role-playing game that will appeal only to fans of the greater Digimon franchise. Read the Review

With each successive RPG, Konami has gotten bolder and braver. Read the Review

Though Suikoden may not be groundbreaking, it's definitely good. Read the Review

Suikoden II brings nothing new to the genre, but it executes well enough that no one will really care. Read the Review

Xenogears' reliance on story, subtlety, and mood make it Square's most anime-like RPG thus far, in many ways making the game one of its best. Read the Review

The Arc the Lad Collection is ultimately an interesting, varied, and rewarding experience that has a tendency to sometimes get bogged down. Read the Review

Blizzard's Diablo, winner of GameSpot's PC Game of the Year for 1996, has finally made it onto the PlayStation. Read the Review

Guardian's Crusade never pretends to be anything besides an enjoyable RPG. Read the Review

The first King's Field was an excellent game, and its like-minded sequel is even better. Read the Review

Overall, Koudelka falls short of expectations in the gameplay department, but the beautiful CG work in the game's movies definitely makes the experience a memorable one. Read the Review

Parasite Eve II is a consistently good-looking action-adventure game that adopts its predecessor's cinematic style to an even more impressive effect. Read the Review