Final Fantasy

You cannot buy Stream Capes. You can find one in the Liberte whirlpool caves, and you can steal them from the Ice Dragon boss. If you are past both of those points, then I am afraid you have missed that item.

Tidus must know all three of his Key Techniques, in this order: Venom Tackle (copy from most low level enemies) Drain Tackle 2 (copy easiest from Graav) Anti Venom 2 (copy frpm Linna, Brother, or Auda Guado)

To purchase DLC for Final Fantasy XIII-2, you need to purchase it either from the xbox marketplace or PSN store.

you can use the airship after you defeat lady yunalesca in zanarkand after mt. gagazet. you use the airship to get to sin and defeat the game. also you can use the airship to finish sidequests, revisit all of the temples (there are some really cool items in the treasure chests when you revisit), find hidden aeons and areas, complete the celestial weapons, or just visit each of the other areas to see how people are handling the idea of Yuna trying to beat sin.

No. The PAL release (for Europe and Australia) featured all the new content that came in International, but for NTSC the only option for this content is to play the Japanese release. The Japanese International version features English voice acting with the option of Japanese or English text. To play FFX International you need an NTSC-J console, a modified console, or an emulator on a powerful PC.

The easiest way to beat a dreadnought, is to inflict status ailments, like deshell, deprotect, etc. It will then use a timeconsuming ability to get rid of the ailments. While he's doing this you can attack him get him staggered.

Too put it simply, no, you can not. There are many people who say that there are ways too bring her back, but none of them really work. The story woundn't make any sense if Aeris didn't die, or if she came back.

Double sword is a skill that aloows a character to wield 2 weapons, one in each hand it can be learned for the Ninja class from the Sword Nosadas which can be found from various quests taken at pubs Equip 2 Nosadas to master the skill at twice the normal rate since mastering the skill requires 999 AP

You obtain esker berries after you

defeat the Urutan-Eater, which is a giant tortoise known as a titantoise. you must first defeat it then return to where the moogle near a blue save crystal was standing to witness a cut scene.

Tifa Lockhart is in love with Cloud Strife. Is it clearly show in every installment of the VII Compilation. What's more, her feelings are reciprocated, as SE has confirmed that they let their mutual feelings be known in the Lifestream sequence(they also call her his lover)and now live and raise a family together(Marlene and their adopted son, Denzel). They go through a rough patch during Advent Children caused by Cloud's fear of failure and past regrets, but SE confirms that all is well at the end of AC, and they go back to living together happily.

After some events in Rocket Town, late in Disc 1, Cid will join you. He is a mandatory character and cannot be missed.

I just played it last week... if I remember correctly it's:

R 36

L 10

R 59

R 97

R is go right

L is go left

It costs $12.99 for one character and $14.99 for multiple characters and other benefits.

Currently the no $ gba emulator, yes it plays DS games, will play FFIV but with a text overlay problem, yes even the 2.6a- the one that cost money for those who feel like paying and dont have a RS account, so as of now no emulator that I know of plays FFIV properly

Ability spheres are given by various monsters around. It can also be obtained by using ability sphere distillers which can be purchased at shops. If you use it, the item that the monster drops will be replaced with ability spheres.

If you are talking about the Omega Weapon from Final Fantasy VIII then I would say that Ruby is harder for a number of reasons, first of all Ruby Weapon is much more resistant to physical and magic attacks and there's really no easy way to beat it without cheap materia arrangements and other tricks. Omega has a lot more HP (I think) but you can use a number of items on yourself to make yourself invincible and it is very easy to manipulate limit breaks to get Squall's lionheart over and over. So in my opinion Ruby Weapon is harder.

It increases the chances that something good will happen to you. For instance, if you had a luck of 50 and you go to the arena and bet on the blue team, the blue team has a 50 percent chance of winning, however if you had a luck of 100 then the blue team would win no matter what.

Nothing, it never changes.

You might be thinking of Final Fantasy VI's Cursed Shield, which turns into a Paladin Shield after 255 battles.

You just equip it like any other sword (remember, not all of the characters can use Swords), make sure you manually equip it - due to the way it works, Optimize will never equip it, even if it's currently your strongest weapon.

That is because the strength is determined by the current HP of the wielder. A character with 9999 current HP will hit the strongest, using it. If the character is wounded down to 1000 or so, the weapon's power will be greatly weakened.

Your chance to hit is partially based on your character's skill with that weapon. You will find that they will miss a lot initially while they have low skills, but using that weapon will train it, even misses count. So eventually they will start to hit more often.

sephiroth use to be good but he became evil when he found out who his mother was and turned on the soldiers who he was part of and killed cloud's best friend that made cloud angry and sephiroth on top of that was trying to destroy the world and make it total darkness another reason cloud hates sephiroth is because he kills Aries at the end of final fantasy 7

No. There's not a Crisis Core sequal, but the continuation of the story called Final Fantasy VII.