We generally know what to expect when we see a Final Fantasy title, and those expectations tend to be fairly high with good reason. Final Fantasy is a name that truly defines an RPG sub-genre all its own, having forged an incredible legacy and reputation over three long decades in the gaming industry. The terms “iconic” and “definitive” get tossed around so often that they tend to lose their impact when utilized in a context where they’re truly needed, and I feel like this is definitely one of those situations.
