Algemeen Final Fantasy Topic Part III

Maar ja, die kan ik niet spelen

*cursus Japans lezen gaat

Btw... Waarom heeft niemand CT erbij staan? Die zit toch in zo'n bundel? FF Chronicles? Of is anthology 4 en 5? En bestaat FF Chronicles niet in Europa?

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Notorious_Roy op 09-01-2003 19:27]

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Op donderdag 9 januari 2003 19:24 schreef Ker_Plunk het volgende:
FFIV (PAL,psx)
FFV (PAL,psx)
FFVI (PAL,psx)
FFVII (PAL,psx)
FFVIII (PAL,psx)
FFIX (PAL,psx)
FFX (PAL,Ps2)
Vagrant Story (PAL,psx),rete moeilijk spel maar een meesterwerk,doet pijn dat Cho hem niet heeft

Deze zijn allemaal origineel
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Crono Trigger ,EMU
Crono Cross ,EMU
Secret of Mana ,EMU
Secret Of Evermore
FFII
FFIII

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Op donderdag 9 januari 2003 21:56 schreef Ker_Plunk het volgende:

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*bitch-slapped*

http://psx.ign.com/articles/162/162288p1.html

9.6 @ IGN

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Op vrijdag 10 januari 2003 00:07 schreef Ker_Plunk het volgende:

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Uitspelen lukte mij nou net niet
Schijnt dat 60 % het niet gelukt is..

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Op vrijdag 10 januari 2003 07:04 schreef Mastermaus het volgende:
Secret Of Evermore (van Square? nooit geweten eigenlijk wel leuk spel, binnenkort maar weer uit de kast trekken of op emu verkrijgen...)
verder:
FFVII
FFVIII
FFIX
FFX
Kingdom Hearts
allemaal pal's
en op emu hebk FF1 tot 6 maar die tellen eigenlijk niet mee

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Ben je Tobal no 1 vergeten? En de Bouncer?
Of heb je het alleen over de RPG's van Square?

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Op vrijdag 10 januari 2003 11:19 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
De slechtste?

Ben je Tobal no 1 vergeten? En de Bouncer?
Of heb je het alleen over de RPG's van Square?

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http://insider.ign.com/download/video/ps2/ffx2/ffx2highres.mov

Kijk, ik had er dus een, maar die is in december verlopen. Nu wil ik een nieuwe, maar ik heb geen creditcard meer. Dus, doneer je creditcard in mijn brievenbus en je krijgt een dank email!

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Final Fantasy Origins

The first two Final Fantasies, updated for a new generation.

January 09, 2003 - So that's one down and one to go. The April 2003 release of Final Fantasy Origins, Square's collection of Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II for the PlayStation, will leave only the elusive Famicom Final Fantasy III as the only game in the world-beating RPG series to never make it to the United States. That one may prove more than a little sticky, given that it's only been ported to the...Wonderswan? Perhaps the Game Boy Advance will provide an easier outlet. But for now, retro gamers should have their hands full with two classic RPGs, one of which has never been released stateside before.

To clarify: Final Fantasy Origins is Squaresoft's title for a collection of two PlayStation remakes, which were released separately in Japan. The American Origins will include both Final Fantasy, originally released for the Famicom in 1987 and the NES in 1990, and Final Fantasy II, released only for the Famicom in 1988. The PlayStation versions feature updated graphics, comparable to the later 16-bit installments in the series, and Origins is also to include a variety of extra features to complement the games. The whole package will be released in April.

Final Fantasy, of course, was the most successful console RPG of its time, expanding the genre's American following substantially after the earlier release of Dragon Warrior. It featured a more complex character class and development system, a magic system inspired by tabletop RPGs, and what for the time was a massive selection of items and equipment for customizing characters. Though its characters were faceless by modern standards, its globe-spanning quest (requiring the player to travel by boat, ship, and airship) was of unprecedented scope.*

[*Yes, I know Ultima fans had been there and done that, but for a ten-year-old NES player, it was something pretty special.]

Final Fantasy II was the first game in the series to introduce more individualized characters and a plot that built on their experiences and personalities. It also may have been the first console RPG to pit the player against the depredations of an evil Empire and Emperor, although that honor might belong to one of Falcom's efforts. The player takes on the role of a party of young heroes orphaned by the monstrous army summoned by the Emperor -- their quest is to stop him and avenge their parents' deaths.

Both games will be localized with no editing or omission of content. The NES version of Final Fantasy required simplified text and item names, as well as the removal of some scenes, to fit within cartridge memory limitations, but the PlayStation version has no such constraints. Their music has been improved to take advantage of the added disk space and system capability, and new FMV sequences open each game, accompanied by new theme songs. Certain event scenes have been updated with new graphics, and new scenes have been added to accent key story elements. Topping all that off, a "Memo Save" feature allows quicker and more frequent game saves.

An extras gallery for both games includes illustrations by character designer Yoshitaka Amano, and completing Final Fantasy opens up a "photo gallery" of memorable moments from the game. There's also a new bestiary database to provide detailed information on monsters from both games.

Some Final Fantasy fans may have to face up to a rude awakening upon encountering the series' roots -- there's an awful lot of random battling, leveling up, and trudging from distant airship landing sites to await them in these two games. Die-hards should enjoy a more gameplay-intensive experience, though, as well as the opportunity to play through Final Fantasy II for the first time. When Square offers us a closer look at FF Origins, look forward to further news between now and April.

Bron: IGN

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Op donderdag 9 januari 2003 19:15 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Wie heeft welke FF spellen? En evt andere square RPG's?

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FF VIII
FF IX
FF X
Kingdom Hearts

Stevig op zoek naar FF IV, V, VI & VII

Andere RPGs

Zelda I & II op NES
Zelda III op SNES
Zelda: OoT en Zelda Majora's Mask op N64

Suikoden I (copy naarstig op zoek naar origineel) & II (origineel) op PSOne
Jade Cocoon op PSOne

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Op vrijdag 10 januari 2003 17:22 schreef twi het volgende:

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Heb er nog niet zo bijster veel, en nog géén gespeeld (gebrek aan tijd, bezig met andere games).

FF VIII
FF IX
FF X
Kingdom Hearts

Stevig op zoek naar FF IV, V, VI & VII

Andere RPGs

Zelda I & II op NES
Zelda III op SNES
Zelda: OoT en Zelda Majora's Mask op N64

Suikoden I (copy naarstig op zoek naar origineel) & II (origineel) op PSOne
Jade Cocoon op PSOne

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Op zaterdag 11 januari 2003 10:31 schreef Chocobo het volgende:

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(Sorry? )

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Op zaterdag 11 januari 2003 10:57 schreef twi het volgende:

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Ik ben nu nog bezig met Suikoden, wat ook een ontzettend coole RPG is Daarna ga ik over naar Suikoden II, en dan is FFX of KH aan de beurt (want dan moet ik eindelijk eens een echte PS2-RPG spelen)

(Sorry? )

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Op vrijdag 10 januari 2003 11:28 schreef Chocobo het volgende:
Hier een High Resolution trailer van FFX-2 in 640 bij 480. Waanzinnig.....tis 90 MB dus downze en geniet maar. Tis niet normaal. Tis overigens ook voor Insiders only.

http://insider.ign.com/download/video/ps2/ffx2/ffx2highres.mov

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Op zaterdag 11 januari 2003 13:36 schreef Ker_Plunk het volgende:
Ik had gisteren gedroomd dat ik FFXII speelde

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*Jaloers is* En? Hoe was het? Hoe is de Gameplay?

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verzending alleen in Duitsland

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Op maandag 13 januari 2003 14:34 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Zupah Geil Ebay Deutschland:

http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=12857&item=3000250201

en ook dit nog:

http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3608&item=3000417049

en dit:

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verzending alleen in Duitsland

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