good audio in their games and at times it borders on the level of outstanding in the music, voice acting and overall sound effects. In The Last Remnant, Square Enix has given us great audio in all three departments and this is especially noticeable in the voice acting and the battle soundtrack. The voice acting is potentially my biggest enjoyment in the game with dual English and Japanese voice tracks (finally) and my biggest disappointment with only having key sequences spoken. With the great and overall disappointment feelings for the voice over work I have to say that with games such as Everquest II, Mass Effect, Fallout 3 and many other current role playing games having either a ton of (EQ2) or a complete voice track (ME, FO3) seeing a game from one of the premiere Japanese development houses release a game with such a limited voice acting cast and also have the lead character voiced by a completely annoying and immature sounding voice actor (by choice I assume) is sad. The Last Remnant is not Final Fantasy and is a potential new series for Square Enix so starting off by almost matching the level of quality and quantity for voice acting as the Final Fantasy games is rather disappointing. Value There is really no reason to replay this game due to some overly linear game design and it does offer this sense of freedom at times even though there actually is very little freedom in the end. I cannot