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Here it is at last, the conclusion to the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy, 20 months after I uploaded the first episode of FF13, what a journey... It's time to see the fate of Lightning and her friends as they face the final day of the world together, will they all be a part of Bhunivelze's new world? This video also contains the secret ending AFTER THE CREDITS courtesy of my friend splitplaythru who was kind enough to let me use his video...

I just want to thank everyone who watched this series and took the time to like and write such nice comments. It has been a very busy two weeks (take a look at how long the FFXIII and FFXIII-2 movies took to make in comparison), but I have thoroughly enjoyed it, and even though I didn't like the game too much for the first 6-7 hours, as the story progressed and the battle system shone through it really ended on a high note for me and I was left with those classic "feels" once the credits started rolling...

This game/trilogy polarised a lot of fans, but having played all three and invested hundreds of hours on them in total, I have to say that even though they are not the best FF's ever made, they were well worth playing and left me with some nice memories... In total this trilogy has almost 24 hours of story content spanning hundreds of hours of total gameplay, 12-14 times as much as a regular feature film. Not many games give as much bang for their buck as FF's.... Quantity is not an indicator of quality of course, but whatever you think about the quality of the story, you cannot deny that they poured a lot of time and effort into making this trilogy. Whether that time should have been spent on a different story/title is another matter...

Thank you to Square Enix for their years of effort to create this series, I still think FF13 was the best looking game of the PS3 generation. In my humble opinion, when it comes to games where the story and emotions are just as important as the gameplay, not many developers out there do it better... Hopefully the next release can win back some of the old fans that they lost...