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Other than some games (such as these) being released together for a port (especially the PS1 packages Origins/Anthology/Chronicles), the Final Fantasy games have nothing to do with one another except in very specific cases (ie all of the Final Fantasy VII games, or the Ivalice titles). We certainly wouldn't have [[Chrono Trigger]] linked to [[Final Fantasy IV]] just because of [[Final Fantasy Chronicles]], or ([[Final Fantasy IV]],) [[Final Fantasy V]] and [[Final Fantasy VI]] linked because of [[Final Fantasy Anthology]].--~[[User:Vizeroth|<font color="red">'''Viz'''</font>]][[User talk:Vizeroth|<font color="black">'''er'''</font>]][[Special:Contributions/Vizeroth|<font color="red">'''oth'''</font>]]~-- 17:42, 1 March 2009 (UTC) | Other than some games (such as these) being released together for a port (especially the PS1 packages Origins/Anthology/Chronicles), the Final Fantasy games have nothing to do with one another except in very specific cases (ie all of the Final Fantasy VII games, or the Ivalice titles). We certainly wouldn't have [[Chrono Trigger]] linked to [[Final Fantasy IV]] just because of [[Final Fantasy Chronicles]], or ([[Final Fantasy IV]],) [[Final Fantasy V]] and [[Final Fantasy VI]] linked because of [[Final Fantasy Anthology]].--~[[User:Vizeroth|<font color="red">'''Viz'''</font>]][[User talk:Vizeroth|<font color="black">'''er'''</font>]][[Special:Contributions/Vizeroth|<font color="red">'''oth'''</font>]]~-- 17:42, 1 March 2009 (UTC) | ||
:None of those other ones are linked...so I don't see the point of bringing them up. These two games were released together and major features added each time that treating them as a compilation just doesn't do them justice. -- [[User:Prod|Prod]] ([[User talk:Prod|Talk]]) 02:39, 6 March 2009 (UTC) | |||
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Maybe these should be split such that Final Fantasy I and II ToCs can be transcluded into ToCs for Dawn of Souls and Origins, without having Final Fantasy II inexplicably on the Final Fantasy I page, especially since Final Fantasy I has been released on its own twice in the US, and Final Fantasy II has been released on its own for the PSP in the US, and wasn't even available in the US for quite some time.
Other than some games (such as these) being released together for a port (especially the PS1 packages Origins/Anthology/Chronicles), the Final Fantasy games have nothing to do with one another except in very specific cases (ie all of the Final Fantasy VII games, or the Ivalice titles). We certainly wouldn't have Chrono Trigger linked to Final Fantasy IV just because of Final Fantasy Chronicles, or (Final Fantasy IV,) Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI linked because of Final Fantasy Anthology.--~Vizeroth~-- 17:42, 1 March 2009 (UTC)