Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls is a compilation of the first two games in the Final Fantasy series. Graphically, it is similar to the previously released enhanced remakes of both games for the WonderSwan Color.
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(Finished Final Fantasy I)
Refreshingly quick. Surprisingly fun to build up 4 characters, give them your friends' names and save the world. Basic combat, but classes have enough variation that it doesn't get too grating before it's over. Turning off encounters would be nice, though.
Refreshingly quick. Surprisingly fun to build up 4 characters, give them your friends' names and save the world. Basic combat, but classes have enough variation that it doesn't get too grating before it's over. Turning off encounters would be nice, though.
Cool lil' JRPG
Played using mGBA on my modded Wii. Didn't make it far, and now that the Pixel Remaster version is out, I think I will leave this version behind. No, I don't care about the bonus dungeons.
Just beat the first FF via this version. Very enjoyable. As spartan as it gets, but I mean that in the best possible way. There's no mucking around in this game: you ask around locales for information, you find the sources of their troubles, you slay it, you progress. All killer, no filler. There's a few frustrating moments of backtracking and wandering all over the world map for an obscure MacGuffin to help you progress, but it didn't hinder my overall enjoyment. It's easy to see how this blew so many minds back in the day and set the course for an entire series and genre.
One of the most awesome way to enjoys two JRPG classics in one-gulp. The others are the PSP versions.
Chouette remake des deux premiers épisodes de la saga Final Fantasy. Le 1 est fun à faire dans cette version, même si la difficulté et le déroulement de l'aventure a du prendre un coup de vieux. Le deux est et restera à jamais l'épisode foireux et pas intéressant à faire. Les deux jeux sont par contre plutôt beaux visuellement.