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|genre=[[RPG]] | |genre=[[RPG]] | ||
|systems=[[NES]], [[MSX]], [[WonderSwan Color]], [[PSP]], [[Virtual Console]] | |systems=[[NES]], [[MSX]], [[WonderSwan Color]], [[PlayStation]], [[PSP]], [[Virtual Console]] | ||
|released={{sys|nes}}{{jp|1987|December 18}}{{us|1990|July 12}} | |released={{sys|nes}}{{jp|1987|December 18}}{{us|1990|July 12}} | ||
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{{sys|vc}}{{jp|2009|May 26}} | {{sys|vc}}{{jp|2009|May 26}} | ||
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'''Final Fantasy''' is the first game in Square's now long line of [[:Category:Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy]] games. It was originally released for the [[Famicom]] in December of 1987. Nearly three years would pass before the game was finally translated into English and released on the [[NES]]. It was created as the last ditch effort of [[Squaresoft]] in the hopes of making money. If it had flopped they would have been forced to declare bankruptcy and leave the gaming market, but it managed to be a hit both in Japan and the US. The original [[Famicom]] version managed to sell 520,000 copies, better than any previous effort by Squaresoft. | '''Final Fantasy''' is the first game in Square's now long line of [[:Category:Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy]] games. It was originally released for the [[Famicom]] in December of 1987. Nearly three years would pass before the game was finally translated into English and released on the [[NES]]. It was created as the last ditch effort of [[Squaresoft]] in the hopes of making money. If it had flopped they would have been forced to declare bankruptcy and leave the gaming market, but it managed to be a hit both in Japan and the US. The original [[Famicom]] version managed to sell 520,000 copies, better than any previous effort by Squaresoft. | ||
;Re-releases | |||
Years later the game would be re-released with improved graphics and audio for the [[WonderSwan Color]]. Squaresoft bundled the game with [[Final Fantasy II]] when they re-released the game [[Final Fantasy I-II]] for the [[Famicom]], [[Final Fantasy Origins]] for the [[PlayStation]], [[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]] for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. The most recent update, [[Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition]] was for the [[PSP]]. [[Final Fantasy Origins]] on the [[PS1]] has a long list of improvements over the original. Besides the obvious graphical improvements, they re-translated the game and fixed a lot of the bugs and various other odds and ends that were overlooked the first time around. ''Dawn of Souls'' and the Anniversary Edition made major changes to the gameplay and added new dungeons. | Years later the game would be re-released with improved graphics and audio for the [[WonderSwan Color]]. Squaresoft bundled the game with [[Final Fantasy II]] when they re-released the game [[Final Fantasy I-II]] for the [[Famicom]], [[Final Fantasy Origins]] for the [[PlayStation]], [[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]] for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. The most recent update, [[Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition]] was for the [[PSP]]. [[Final Fantasy Origins]] on the [[PS1]] has a long list of improvements over the original. Besides the obvious graphical improvements, they re-translated the game and fixed a lot of the bugs and various other odds and ends that were overlooked the first time around. ''Dawn of Souls'' and the Anniversary Edition made major changes to the gameplay and added new dungeons. | ||
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Revision as of 01:24, 9 August 2009
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Final Fantasy is the first game in Square's now long line of Final Fantasy games. It was originally released for the Famicom in December of 1987. Nearly three years would pass before the game was finally translated into English and released on the NES. It was created as the last ditch effort of Squaresoft in the hopes of making money. If it had flopped they would have been forced to declare bankruptcy and leave the gaming market, but it managed to be a hit both in Japan and the US. The original Famicom version managed to sell 520,000 copies, better than any previous effort by Squaresoft.
- Re-releases
Years later the game would be re-released with improved graphics and audio for the WonderSwan Color. Squaresoft bundled the game with Final Fantasy II when they re-released the game Final Fantasy I-II for the Famicom, Final Fantasy Origins for the PlayStation, Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls for the Game Boy Advance. The most recent update, Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition was for the PSP. Final Fantasy Origins on the PS1 has a long list of improvements over the original. Besides the obvious graphical improvements, they re-translated the game and fixed a lot of the bugs and various other odds and ends that were overlooked the first time around. Dawn of Souls and the Anniversary Edition made major changes to the gameplay and added new dungeons.
Story
Table of Contents
- Mission to Fynn
- Mission to Salamand with Minwu
- Mission to Bafsk with Minwu
- Mission to the Snow Cave with Josef
- Mission to the Dreadnought with Gordon
- Mission to Deist with Leila
- Mission to the Colosseum with Gordon
- Mission to Fynn Castle with Leila
- Mission to Mysidia with Leila
- Mission to the Mysidian Tower with Ricard
- Mission to the Cyclone with Ricard
- Mission to Palamecia with Ricard
- Mission to the Pandaemonium with Leon
