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Price: $24.99 Prices subject to change.
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 60 months
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Nintendo
EAN: 0045496734923
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Label: Nintendo
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Model: GANIN 045496734923
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Nintendo
Release Date: December 13, 2005
Sales Rank: 3888
Studio: Nintendo
Features:- In Final Fantasy I, gamers must pick a team of four heroes, then set off to battle the forces of Chaos and try to save the world
- Choose the right jobs, and use them to fight off the dangerous new enemies
- Pick up new weapons for use against your foes - and collect Phoenix Down to enhance your magical powers
- In Final Fantasy II, four orphans will unite and face a powerful threat - and undo an evil empire
- No leveling up through experience -- weapons and abilities increase in power the more they are used
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Final Fantasy I&II: Dawn of Souls changes the classic gaming series' at its origins. Now you can feel how it was for those old-school role-players, when they discovered its intense, immersive gameplay! All-new dungeons and dialogue scenes to challenge and thrill gamers
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Packing two old-school Final Fantasy titles -- one which only recently made it to North American shores -- into a single cart seems like a great value. For the most part, it is, if only for newer players to experience where their favorite Playstation Final Fantasies came from. The big obstacle here is that Final Fantasy has become a little too easy, and Final Fantasy II retains its design annoyances, to the point that only the completely curious or nostalgic will get a real kick out of this package. ... Read More
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This game(s) is exactly what I wanted in a portable game. It has the fun you need to pass the time, yet isn't going to take all of your attention so that you miss your stop when on the bus.
The game play is simple and they did a great job at these remakes. True, many of the "true rpg'ers" as they now call themselves might thing the game is lacking, but it was made to be lacking. I'd recommend this to anybody who wants something to do to pass time while out and is sick of all those stupid ... Read More
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A classic but not great... Probably the reason why the games are priced at $[...]
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This is a great game (or two if you wish to be technical). Okay, before I begin, I must apologize to vintage Final Fantasy players. I AM SO SORRY! I used to own and play the NES and SNES systems avidly. But, I NEVER PLAYED ANY FINAL FANTASY! And I could have. If you wish to find me and smack me, you can. I deserve it.
Alright, now. Onto Final Fantasy I.
This game is better only in the respect of the stats system and the customization of the characters. As the game starts, ... Read More
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The remake of Final Fantasy is almost as enjoyabel as the original. It may even be more fun for some. With changes to the magic system as well as to the leveling system (you have MP instead of spells per rest and you can level up way more than the original ever made readily possible), your party can become far too powerful for the enemies in the game. That is, the enemies in the game other than those in the special dungeons that were added in. The special dungeons have some extremely difficult bosses, ... Read More
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