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Square Enix releases Final Fantasy + Final Fantasy II
By Jesse Hollington
Applications Editor, iLounge
Published: Thursday, February 25, 2010
News Category: Apps + Games, Other
Square Enix has released iPhone and iPod touch versions of the first two games in its highly acclaimed Final Fantasy series. Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II are role-playing adventure games where players guide a party of four characters around a magical world, battling creatures, meeting other characters and performing quests. The iPhone and iPod touch versions use a graphical style similar to the later PSP versions and both games include the bonus dungeons first found in the 2004 Dawn of Souls release. Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II are available separately from the App Store; each game sells for $9.
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Final Fantasy is still my favorite of all of the original old school Nintendo role playing games. Playing it on my iPhone may take away from the complete “retro” feel though, as there is no need to remove the 8 bit game cartridge from the NES console and blow the dust out so you can play the game. Even though these are slightly upgraded versions of old game titles, I can say that I’m excited to play them.
Posted by Mike S. on February 25, 2010 at 11:11 AM (PDT)
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I can’t wait to play these fully through. However, I pray Square Enix ports a version of FF7 to the iPod. I promise you, that will be the single
most bought app ever.
Posted by Andrew on March 7, 2010 at 3:33 PM (PDT)