An expanded game of Final Fantasy VI
Final Fantasy VI Advance is more than a simple port of the SNES classic: every aspect of the games has been reviewed and enhanced. Additionally, a host of brand-new elements has been seamlessly merged with the original game, providing unexpected surprises for longtime fans. With new dungeons, new job classes, and other exciting features, both old-school players and newcomers can enjoy this genre-defining FINAL FANTASY title in a portable format.
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I can't really add more than what people have already said about this game over the years. I played this modded with the SNES sounds and it felt like the perfect experience. I originally played this on the PS1 but never got far enough until I finished this version. The characters, music, art, summons, and a ton of other things are amazing.
I did find the latter half of the game to have a bit of odd side stuff but it still blended into the game well. I really liked the different perspectives you got from playing the different characters over the course of the game and I wish more FF titles did it like that.
I did find the latter half of the game to have a bit of odd side stuff but it still blended into the game well. I really liked the different perspectives you got from playing the different characters over the course of the game and I wish more FF titles did it like that.
I can't get into both the SNES and this GBA version of Final Fantasy VI for some reason.
Why is this the only version of the game I've played? Should I be killed?
Played this with the hacks that make it more akin to the Snes version in both sound and visual. Had a blast.
I have to say that Final Fantasy VI is by far my favorite Final Fantasy after beating it. It blends story, character, and atmosphere better than any other Final Fantasy game I have played so far. Kefka does an amazing job as a villain, and the cast of characters are largely fun to interact with and feel unique from each other both mechanically and visually.
Le meilleur J-RPG 2D de tous les temps dans la poche, que demander de plus. Le chipset sonore de la GBA étant ce qu'il est, la partie sonore est un peu moins bien que sur Super Nintendo mais franchement c'est un détail et ca n'enlève en rien toutes les qualités du jeu d'origine. L'un des plus grands jeux à avoir sur la GBA.