What's Next for the Final Fantasy Project?

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I COMPLETED MY GOAL! But...

I don't feel like I'm done.  It took a long time, but I did it, I finished Final Fantasy I through XIII!  I'm super proud of myself, but now that I've done it I feel like I have at least one more thing to do.

I need to try out FFXIV.

I wrote a post for FFXI with my impressions from long ago even though I had originally intended to skip the MMOs altogether.  I should at least devote a post to FFXIV, but that means I need to play it.

I wanted to weigh in on every mainline game in the series and I would feel bad if I left out the fourteenth entry in the main series.  I'm not promising I'll reach endgame or anything.  It's still a MMO and will never actually end.  But, at this point, I really need to give it a shot.  I don't want my Final Fantasy Project to be missing a crucial game.

The other thing I'm going to continue to do is my Final Fantasy Project Sidequests series.  These are offshoots of the mainline series and I plan on doing impressions of some of them, full playthroughs of others, and skip over a few of them.

I've spent a bunch of time with Thetarhythm Final Fantasy lately, I just haven't written about it yet.

I'm especially excited to get back to the Final Fantasy Tactics series.  I liked Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2 but I have never played the original game.  I'm probably going to play the War of the Lions version which is a remaster of the original.

I also want to get around to replaying FFX-2.  I enjoyed the battle system a lot the first time I played it.  And now that I like FFXIII I'm starting to think about giving FFXIII-2 a shot.

That's where we stand.  It's not over yet.  Expect posts about last entry in the mainline series soon.  I'll most likely do a true wrap-up post after that.  I just don't feel like I'm done yet.


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