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From ffalpha.com a while back.
For all you gamers who didn't get their hands on a rom or cart of Final Fantasy I or II, no sweat! Square has officially announced that they will be releasing remakes of the two games for the PS1 this fall in Japan which will retail for 3800 yen/$32.00.
The remakes will feature enhanced graphics, two FMV opening and endings, and the dash and auto target feature which was first featured in the Wonderswan versions. Square has not annouceed whether it will release the two games in America, but with the popularity of the FF series, there is a good chance that we'll be seeing the remakes here.
Talking about America.
A PAL version is even more unlikely, but considering the populaity of the FF6 and Anthology releases over here, they just might.
Then there'd only be the 3rd one and my collection'd be complete.
For all you gamers who didn't get their hands on a rom or cart of Final Fantasy I or II, no sweat! Square has officially announced that they will be releasing remakes of the two games for the PS1 this fall in Japan which will retail for 3800 yen/$32.00.
The remakes will feature enhanced graphics, two FMV opening and endings, and the dash and auto target feature which was first featured in the Wonderswan versions. Square has not annouceed whether it will release the two games in America, but with the popularity of the FF series, there is a good chance that we'll be seeing the remakes here.
Talking about America.
A PAL version is even more unlikely, but considering the populaity of the FF6 and Anthology releases over here, they just might.
Then there'd only be the 3rd one and my collection'd be complete.
Bye the way, thanks for posting some terribly old news!
In other news, the gaming world was taken by storm by a girl called "Lara Croft"...
Sorry if I sound bitchy, I have to get in character with my new tagline.
In other news, the gaming world was taken by storm by a girl called "Lara Croft"...
Sorry if I sound bitchy, I have to get in character with my new tagline.
Oh, don't get me started on Maths. Coursework due in and all that. Plus Science and enlish and French AND a whole blummin' woodwork folder to do.
Aaannyway, goodbye. Been nice a'chatting with you ssxpro. Later
Aaannyway, goodbye. Been nice a'chatting with you ssxpro. Later
I would do... but since going to uni my book reading has slowed up. I have several Star Wars books still to read, and that`ll probably take me to the end of the year. Its all maths maths maths :D Oh, except when I`m here.
If you like fantasy books (like me) try the Axis Trilodgy (Battleaxe; Enchanter; Starman) followed by The Wayfarer Redemtion (Sinner; pilgrim; crusader) By Sara Douglass
It's a bit slow to start, but worh it all for the line;
"Wherehave the bunnies gone"
And also Wizards First Rule by Terry Goodkind.
It's a bit slow to start, but worh it all for the line;
"Wherehave the bunnies gone"
And also Wizards First Rule by Terry Goodkind.
Thane of glamour
Thane of crowbar
and Thane of all ingerllend.
All that rubbish ya?
I had that for erm, langauge I think, not literature, but I can`t really remember.
Thane of crowbar
and Thane of all ingerllend.
All that rubbish ya?
I had that for erm, langauge I think, not literature, but I can`t really remember.
I know what you mean, but sometimes those 'famous novels' are not, in fact, the piles of crad you though they were.
I really got into Macbeth, actually.
Sorry 'the scottish play' what the hell's that about, anyway.
I really got into Macbeth, actually.
Sorry 'the scottish play' what the hell's that about, anyway.
Not really :D It was forced reading back in English Literature GCSE. Waste of time, but its supposedly a famous novel.
Never read it.
Any good?
Any good?
ffalpha - isn`t that the stuff Lennie in "Of Mice and Men" wanted to grow on the farm when they had some money? :D
From ffalpha.com a while back.
For all you gamers who didn't get their hands on a rom or cart of Final Fantasy I or II, no sweat! Square has officially announced that they will be releasing remakes of the two games for the PS1 this fall in Japan which will retail for 3800 yen/$32.00.
The remakes will feature enhanced graphics, two FMV opening and endings, and the dash and auto target feature which was first featured in the Wonderswan versions. Square has not annouceed whether it will release the two games in America, but with the popularity of the FF series, there is a good chance that we'll be seeing the remakes here.
Talking about America.
A PAL version is even more unlikely, but considering the populaity of the FF6 and Anthology releases over here, they just might.
Then there'd only be the 3rd one and my collection'd be complete.
For all you gamers who didn't get their hands on a rom or cart of Final Fantasy I or II, no sweat! Square has officially announced that they will be releasing remakes of the two games for the PS1 this fall in Japan which will retail for 3800 yen/$32.00.
The remakes will feature enhanced graphics, two FMV opening and endings, and the dash and auto target feature which was first featured in the Wonderswan versions. Square has not annouceed whether it will release the two games in America, but with the popularity of the FF series, there is a good chance that we'll be seeing the remakes here.
Talking about America.
A PAL version is even more unlikely, but considering the populaity of the FF6 and Anthology releases over here, they just might.
Then there'd only be the 3rd one and my collection'd be complete.