|
|
.: Final Fantasy IV
Final Fantasy IV was originally released in the United States under
the title Final Fantasy II. This was a "dumbed down" version of the
Japanese version called Final Fantasy IV. This US Version has been
called "Easy Type" or sometimes just "US" (FFIV ET / FFII US).
When the game was released again on the Sony Playstation in Final
Fantasy Chronicles (along with Chrono Trigger), it gave the American
audience their first look at the full game. In 2005, Nintendo
re-released the game once more with new translations and more special
items added in. FFIV on the GBA is the best version of the three
currently available as the game play is far better and deeper than it
was before. Plus, the two new dungeons will add many more hours of game
play to this already epic adventure.
|
.: Box Text
An Epic Journey of Redemption Retold
At the orders of the king, a city burns. Torn by guilt, the dark knight Cecil, commander of the Red Wings of Baron, must choose between loyalty and justice. Previously released as Final Fantasy II for the Super NES, Final Fantasy IV Advance features improved graphics, enhanced music, and an expanded storyline.
.: Available On
Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, PlayStation, SNES
.: Custom Links
Complete Beastiary
|
.: Game Reviews
 |
Review Done By: Big Brown
Review Written For: Game Boy Advance |
Score: 10 |
This one has to be one of my most favorite Final Fantasy games. This game has a deep storyline with it and rich characters. The new version is much harder than the FFII that was previously released which is a refreshing challenge. |
|
|
