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Final Fantasy XII Revenant Wings Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:662248907147
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:DS_FINAL_FANTASY_XII_REVENANT_WINGS
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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I was just aimlessly looking at a video game wall and noticed this new Final Fantasy. I loved most of the other ones and thought this would be good.OMG. This wasn’t FF, this was a war game in FF clothing!I was so sorely disappointed, but then the story line kicks in and you get used to the battling. The game became quite fun.Now I think I may try one of those full blown computer war/magic games now that I can kinda play one. lol.
I got this game a few weeks ago and have had a decent time playing it but there are a few things that I can complain about. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of five are for a couple of reasons.The most component in a game, especially an RPG and on top of that, a Final Fantasy game, is the story. I am only about 35% through with the game but, as like other newer Final Fantasy takeoffs, i.e. Chrystal Chronicles, the story lacks a bit compared to older FF games.The other problem is that, although the gameplay is very fun and, for the most part, intuitive, it could have been improved a bit. The reason for this is because of the mix between RTS and RPG. Square Enix did a good job but sometimes it is hard to control specific characters and things get crazy during larger sized battles.Other than these reasons, I have enjoyed playing this game and am glad to see a more mature catalog on the DS. Hope to see more Square Enix games on Nintendo both on DS and on Wii.
One year after the events of Final Fantasy XII, Vaan and his partner and friend Penelo meet with Balthier and his partner Fran to seek a lost treasure. This treasure though, ends up starting a new adventure to a lost continent in the sky. Not only that, but this continent is in danger of being destroyed by somebody called the Judge of Wings. The story it self promises new friend’s, old ones, epic summons and equally epic battles. Now, if you were a fan of FFXII and it’s combat system, prepare for a totally different monster. The action/Gambit/MMORPG based combat system is COMPLETELY replaced with a strategic RPG gameplay. Through some strange tre3asure hunting events, Vaan and the others get a hold of the power to summon espers at will. With this power, the go on to stop wayward sky pirates, bad espers, and eventually the Judge of Wings. The game TRIES to incorporate strategic element by making a very pronounced rock-scissors-paper formula with melee-range-flying (respectively). Truth is, for the first half of the game you can just rush an enemy with overwhelming numbers. Later on though, you might actaully need to use some strategy to assist you. All the Hero character’s you use can control a certain number of monsters and can eventually have a wide variety of buff, nerf, and powerful attacks. A true strategen will find plenty of ways to assault a mob of enemies, but mostly, you can just buff yourself a little and charge the group. I personal found that the black mage charac.
I’m a fan of the Final Fantasy series and when I had heard that it was coming out for the DS, I was very excited. However, I was a bit dismayed at the price of $40.00 for a DS game. I’m actually glad I didn’t buy this game for the full price (bought it for $29.99).Unlike other FF games, this is a real time strategy meaning that you have to create your own troops and give them actions (similar to games like Starcraft and Warcraft). It’s much more complicated than the regular turn based strategy FF games usually have in store for gamers. Like all other Final Fantasy games, the production values are gorgeous – cutscenes, music, etc. However, the actual gameplay graphics are cartoonish and seem very pixelated. I wasn’t impressed in that department. The story like all other FF stories is pretty good.I’ve never played FF12 (but do plan to do so in the future) and I found myself enjoying the game nonetheless. In the beginning, I was a bit turned off by the gameplay but once I got the hang of it, it was pretty easy. The difficulty varies – some missions are almost impossible, while some are too easy. Leveling up helps to some extent, but not as much since the enemies’ levels increase as your groups’ levels increase. The storyline progresses quickly, but you have a bunch of sidequests (that unlock espers and other items) that prolong gameplay.I think this game is worth getting if you’re a final fantasy fan, I still the think the price is way too high for it to be worth buying (unless.
This is a great game if you can get past all the touch controls on the tiny screen. Managing units is more cumbersome than it should be. If you liked FFXII and can stand rts type games I would give it a shot. Got my copy brand new and sealed from retrolio for $12.
first off id like to start off by saying this game is really worth buying, great story, characters, and cut scenes. Great strategy game, full of side quests and main missions and battle mode is like wow! FANTASTIC! no taking turns, attack when you want, from where you want. summon monsters and command them to aid you during your missions. overall i would rate this game 5/5 but i gave it 4 out of 5 because i think it still had something missing. but im still not sure what exactly.I STRONGLY RECOMMEND THIS GAME TO ALL FANS! worth every cent! if u want to know more, contact me at and or Final Fantasy RULEZ!
I originally bought this game to be able to complete my conquest of all games Final Fantasy. I had heard some bad things about it, but decided to give it a shot. I was first (pleasantly) surprised that it was a tactics-style game, but even more surprised when I realized that it was actually more of a real-time strategy RPG, with game play more like Starcraft than Final Fantasy Tactics. Although the combat system is fairly simplistic (your main characters have summoned units to help fight, and it’s a rock-paper-scissors type of combat: flying, melee, and ranged units), it is actually quite enjoyable, and a GREAT way to kill time (a huge plus for a DS game). The graphics are on the upper-edge for the DS (especially the cut-scenes), and while the story seems a little more geared to a younger audience, it is still good for the older gamers. I haven’t finished the game yet, but from what I’ve seen so far the story is well put together, and there is enough going on to keep you busy, including extra side-quests given like the “hunts” in Final Fantasy XII. If you’re a Final Fantasy fan, it’s a must have; if not, it is still a good game, but you may want to try it out first to see if it is something you’ll enjoy.
Square’s flagship franchise impresses on the DS yet again with Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings. As the title implies, Revenant Wings is a sequel to last year’s PS2 title Final Fantasy XII. Those who played that excellent RPG will remember it as being the best game the series had seen since the legendary Final Fantasy VII, with one of the most engaging stories since the aforementioned game as well. Revenant Wings picks up after the original FF XII concluded, with Vaan and crew being the stars of this RTS/RPG show. In terms of game design, Revenant Wings bears the most resemblance to Heroes of Mana for the DS. Unlike that title though, Revenant Wings won’t aggrivate you to death, and instead pulls out some pretty impressive moments to be had. There is a nice amount of depth to be found in item and skills, even though the combat itself is a bit slow and repetitive. The game’s presentation though is wonderful, from some great 3-D work to an incredible music score, Revenant Wings proves to be one of the better looking and best sounding games to hit the DS yet. While there’s no Wi-Fi connectivity to be found here, Revenant Wings does offer some bonus missions, but the real meat and potatoes is to be had in the game’s main story. All in all, Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings is an impressive excursion on the DS that continues one of the best stories the series has ever seen. Needless to say, if you enjoyed Final Fantasy XII on the PS2 and you own a DS, you should definit.
This game was in excellent condition, and was worth the buy. A good price as well.
First off, i have 30% of the missions done only, so once i finish the game i’ll re-do this review.Anyways, I’m seeing this game get a rating lower than what it should be. If you actually looked into the game before buying it (which is something everybody should do) you would know what it is. It’s a RTS game where you summon espers and do battle with other armies of espers and pirates using your stylus. As far as I can tell, the storyline, while not the greatest, is good enough to keep me playing. The gameplay is amazing, but it gets hard if you don’t keep up with your leveling. The Ring of Pacts is probably my favorite part of the game, i love unlocking new guys to use.Don’t go into this game trying to compare it to the original Final Fantasy 12. Even though i’ve never played it, I’m sure this game won’t compare. Think of it as more of a stand alone FF game with the same characters from FF12Edit: Okay, so I got a lot further in the game and have played Final Fantasy 12. The games really aren’t anything alike. If you enjoyed 12, you might enjoy this, seeing as how it has the characters from 12 and is in the same universe. Gameplay-wise it couldn’t be more different, and as far as I remember (haven’t played in a while) the stories are different. 12 is more of a tale of politics, whereas Revenant Wings is pirates on an adventure.Gameplay involves setting up “stations” (i don’t remember what they’re called in-game, so I’ll refer to them as stations) where you summon mo.
KiRoS –
El DS esta lleno de grandes juegos, y es una sorpresa muy agradable encontrar aún estos juegos nuevos en retrolio, además del gran precio, buena oportunidad para incrementar la colección
whc91us –
It was a very great and enjoyable game :) I played it years ago when it first came out and I loved it even more the second time around
Dan –
Great game
William –
all good
blackaciddevil –
Over the last couple of years, Square-Enix has shown Nintendo alot of love. Not that I’m complaining, mind you, because I”m not. I’m quite thankful. The majority of all my DS & Gameboy Advance games are products of the company and I’ve loved every last one. While I hadn’t played FFXII on the PS2, I was curiously drawn to this game from watching some trailers of the game. What I can tell you about it, now that I have it, is that Revenant Wings is like Heroes of Mana in alot of ways. A mission- based real time strategy RPG, if you will, that picks up right after the events of FFXII on the PS2. This story, however, is in no way related to that one. It follows Vaan, Penelo, Balthier, and Fran in a new adventure. Out of all the titles I have of Square for handhelds, this game-by far- has the most CGI FMV I’ve ever seen in one. The gameplay is addictive(just like FFIII & Front Mission were to me) and the game is absolutely gorgeous graphically. All in all, it is a pretty ambitious game. One that deserves to be in your DS library.
Drewboy –
I didn’t expect a strategy RPG like this, but as my first strategy RPG I love it! It took a short while for me to get used to using the stylus almost entirely to control the group, but after I got the hang of it it felt like second nature to me. I would really like to play more games like this. It is a very engaging method of playing and I haven’t felt this “in to” a game since I played FF: 3 & Chrono Trigger on the SNES.
sasugac –
Great shop, great product!
S. Pease –
This is an awesome game. I’ve had a lot of fun playing it thus far.. Save the fact I keep dying a lot. I’ve been so used to playing FFXII and so on, that I’m used to having things like potions, x-potions, ethers, etc, but in this game there isn’t. Least not that I’ve seen. I’m also kind of sad that only Penelo, and.. Kytes, was it? Have any real magic ability. But other than that it’s not too bad. Lots of people from FFXII in it again, which is nice.
karl –
this game may not be for all but it is an impressive final fantasy sequel, there are a lot of exciting levels to pass through which contains many tactics like many big games today in which you have to guide all your troops and summons to destroy all enemies and their buildings by careful conservation of attacks and troops. very tactical but may be hard for younger kids. this game has a good map navigation where you fly your airship freely around the floating islands where you can look at undiscovered and unlocked lands where you can dock your ship.
Nicholas Ford –
If you die in this game you level up still.