This is the previews section, here you can see some previews from great sites (Videogames and Gamefan ). When the game is released, i'll put the reviews section instead of this.

Final Fantasy VIII Hot on the heels of Final Fantasy VII, Square is constructing the eighth wonder of the RPG world, Final Fantasy VIII. Many fans of the series were asking about the game long before they'd finished playing VII. But it's going to be at least six months before the game falls off trucks in Japan and slightly longer before it swims ashore here. However, the good news is, a playable demo has shipped with Square's release of Brave Fencer Musashiden in Japan and will come with its US debut later this year. At Square's official press conference to announce the title, Tomoyuki Takechi (president of Square) and Hironobu Sakaguchi (vice president, executive producer of the game) presented a demo of the game to reporters. As reported in GameSpot News, "At first, a huge parabola antenna appeared on the screen. Then the screen changed to sky and about a half-dozen fighter jets flew in formation creating a vapor trail with moonlike stars in the background. Finally, the Final Fantasy VIII logo appeared on the screen. "A fleet of huge ships forged through the sea. Among the fleet, standing on the deck of one of the ships, was one of the game's two main characters, the 17-year-old gunblade-slinging Squall Leonhart. Squall's gunblade is a revolver with a blade instead of a barrel. Apparently, you can't fire it like a gun; it has no bullets. But it does have a trigger, and if you pull the trigger at the same time you attack, the gunblade will inflict twice the damage it would otherwise." What we know so far about Squall is that he attends a school called the Garden. The Garden's a lot like West Point in that it's a military school, but it's very different in that it begins accepting kids at age six (West Point is a college). Students have four years to pass the graduation exam, which is apparently quite difficult, but if they haven't passed by age 19, they're expelled. More difficult than graduating, however, is becoming a member of SeeD, a highly selective group of top soldiers not unlike the Green Berets. Squall wants not only to graduate, but also to become a member of SeeD. According to Square, Squall is a taciturn, poker-faced loner of sorts. If you can engage his interest, he will chat with you, but his people skills and relationships are definitely not his strong suits.