This guide takes a new direction due largely toĬonsumer feedback on previous strategy guides. Thank you for your feedback on our recently published FINAL FANTASY IX That’s not what they said, but it’s far more believable than the letter I received from them: Yeah, there’s some spoilers in the song, but it’s worth it, I think. I could not get it out of my head, and that’s why I got interested in the game. I received a YouTube link in an email for the ending of the game, with “Still Alive”. I am mostly really enjoying this game, and I probably will have to get Portal 2 after I finish Portal. There’s nothing quite like working on a puzzle for several days, and then realizing the solution. I really like puzzle games, as long as they are not twitch games. That’s why you won’t find any official strategy guides from Prima or Brady Games or whatever for FFIX, but there are ones for FFVII, VIII, X, XI, XII, XIII, etc.Īfter you finish Portal you’ll have to tell us what you think! I love this game! Also, you MUST get Portal 2, its like 10 times better! But it didn’t work, gamers liked having a strategy guide in their hands, so Square never did it again. Before that, gamers were used to the company itself creating a massive and comprehensive strategy guide for their Final Fantasy games. Square-Enix, I think they were just Squaresoft at the time, wanted to move on to a more web-based system, probably one using their own company’s web portal, as a substitute for the typical strategy guide. More hint/faq sites are always welcome, though. In fact, when I was playing Final Fantasy IX, GameFaqs had more info than the official game strategy book. I usually count on GameFaqs for my game info needs.

No cake in sight yet, but I’m not at the end of the level. OK, I’m past that first problem, and I think that I can figure out the second problem by myself.

Portal test chamber 14