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Final Fantasy Viii
Final Fantasy Viii
How do I play Final Fantasy VIII on my Windows Vista?
I have ff8 for pc but I always get a black screen when i start playing. is there any way to play it on vista?
I borrowed the installer from my classmate, so it would be nice if someone could tell me how to make it work then how to make it work without a cd
I had this same problem!
Yes, you can play FF VIII on vista; it just needs a patch that you have to download in order for it to work. I found it here:
http://www.fileplanet.com/41552/0/0/0/1/section/Patches
The first available download is the patch that made mine work. I originally located said patch in the IGN forums (The link is below for reference).
http://boards.ign.com/final_fantasy/b5026/149736548/p1/
Hope this helps!
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If you are looking for games for kids in a PS2 (Playstation 2) platform, there are quite a lot to choose from but not all of them are actually appropriate for children - or kids might just not think they're fun!
Here is a list of the top Kids PS2 Games for 2009 - all of which are appropriate (rated E or E 10) and highly rated for "funnability":
1. Wall-E for PS2 - This is not a great game for kids who are experienced gamers (they may find it boring), but is an excellent choice for the youngest, less experienced kids who are starting out. Of course, this game is based on the movie, "Wall-E", complete with the familiar environments from the film. It's basically a "point and shoot" game, and it's good for some great laughs as well. This one is top on the list of the most popular (appropriate) games for kids.
2. Katamari Damacy for PS2 - This is a game that sort of "out of the blue" became popular, originally being popular in Japan. The object of the game is to "save the heavens" by rolling a ball of everyday objects together on earth - the ball eventually becomes a monstrous monstrosity - the game is hilarious!
3. Lego Indiana Jones the Original Adventures for PS2 - This is a game based on all the original Indiana Jones movies - when advancing to a new level, a new movie theme is started. It's not only fun and challenging but is quite amusing as well.
4. Disney Pixar Cars for PS2 - The characters in this game are every bit as good as the ones in the movie. Of course, the game is based around a racing theme with 30 mini games to play as well. Games can be played in either single or multi-player mode.
5. Kingdom Hearts for PS2 - This is probably the most unusual game in the lineup, having a complete "mish-mash" of a whole lineup of Disney characters as well as characters from Final Fantasy. These characters together battle against enemies, the main character is named "Sora". (I personally recommend this game for kids 10 and older rather than for very young children.)
So - if you're checking out what games would be good for your kids - or if you are looking for Kids PS2 Games and are not sure what to buy, the games above very likely would be hits with kids - and they don't have any inappropriate "surprises" to go along with them.
Want to know a great place to find these Kids PS2 games for a great price? You can find all of these and more:
- Kids PS2 Games - Squidoo Shopping
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Tonya Brisnehan researches various kids toys and games, and is a writer online.
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- Best Kids PS2 Games - What to Buy, Where to Buy Them
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