The RPG that was supposed to define a generation has a bad reputation. But the truth is Final Fantasy XIII did more than a few things right.
The excitement was palpable when Square Enix first took the wraps off Final Fantasy XIII in 2006. As the heir apparent to a then-dominant RPG series, it was expected to define RPGs for the next generation in much the same way as its predecessors.
And then... it didn't.
Today, it's hard to think of a series with more baggage than Final Fantasy XIII. But as we get ready for Lightning Returns -- the ostensible series finale -- let's step back for a moment. Let's forget about the state of RPGs, and Final Fantasy XIII's lengthy development, and all of the other tertiary issues that have turned Final Fanatsy XIII into more of an idea than an actual game. Pretend that stuff doesn't exist.
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