Fishing. Not the most exciting of sports. In fact only really snooker, indoor bowls and darts [lies! - Ed] come close to matching its mind-numbing dullness. So you might be forgiven for thinking that fishing would be an unlikely subject for an arcade style video game. And you'd be right. However, in a world where...
Something is rotten in the city of Chroma. The evil I.N.K.T. corporation has outlawed colour, and turned the city and its residents a dull and lifeless shade of grey. Only de BLOB and the Colour Underground can save them from a future without colour.
The latest game in the ever increasing list of Square Enix back catalogue titles to be dusted off and given the DS treatment, Final Fantasy IV is an updated version of a game first released on the Super Famicom in Japan all the back in 1991.
Final Fantasy is, let's face it, an odd name for a series of games — it was confusing enough when there was only a new game every couple of years that just stuck a higher number on the end. These days, when it seems like Square Enix release a new Final Fantasy spin off every other week, it's just plain ridiculous.
People - we're a funny old bunch. Pay us to do something we previously enjoyed and we'll convince ourselves that we don't enjoy it as much as we used to. Present us with something in the form of a challenge however, and we'll jump at the chance to do things we would never voluntarily have considered.
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