Somehow amid a confusion of roman numerals, Square-Enix overlooked the fact that this Final Fantasy III (being different to the Final Fantasy III that was released in the West which was actually Final Fantasy VI), and, where were we, oh yes, this Final Fantasy III was never released in English before the year 2006. I can’t fathom why they would release Final Fantasy (the first one which doesn’t have a roman numeral) on roughly seven different platforms and counting... Read more
Final Fantasy III is a terrific-looking RPG that what it lacks in story, nearly makes up for in its addictiveness and charm. The game can be pretty tough and the job system isn’t as polished as those in Final Fantasy V or Tactics, but it’s easily one of the best RPGs for the DS. Read more
Finally, a solid RPG for DS fans to dig into, Square Enix’s reincarnation of the “real” Final Fantasy III which managed to elude North American gamers years ago makes it’s debut on the Nintendo’s innovative handheld console and delivers top-notch graphics and audio as well as a pretty fulfilling game play experience. Read more
Of course, it’s easy to complain about FF3 ’s shortcomings and utter ruthlessness. But through all the whining and the nitpicking, it’s crucial to keep FF3 in perspective -- this is the Final Fantasy installment that hasn’t seen American shores in over a decade, and it brings some of the tightest combat and the tensest boss battles that’ll ever pass our way. It’s a fine piece of work from the realm of old-school RPGs, and as far as remakes go, it’s a title... Read more
Final Fantasy III missed the title of megahit with a near miss. The game is superb, every own-respecting RPG-fan should get it, just because at the moment it’s the only decent RPG on Nintendo DS. The graphics are beautiful, the gameplay and the story keeps you going for hours (almost 70!), but the massive flood of battles ruin it a little and make it hard to enjoy a play session of more than a few hours (with some 50 battles per hour…). And what the F*ck about the... Read more
Yep, this is another one of the games that originally was Japan-only. In fact, when Square released several of the games for the PS1, it slipped through the American market again. What??? No GBA version either. It took some 13 years from its original release on the Super Famcom in Japan to arrive in America. What did we get? One of the greatest things next to slice bread, that's what. The game got a 3D makeover with high quality CGI graphics and many new upgrades in the... Read more
i really like FF games, especially FFX for PS2-- it's really fun! since this one's the third one, i din't really expect it to be the same as FFX, cause on this one it goes back seven games before. but i think this game is very fun. you'd have to go to different towns and in each town there'd be tasks that you have to do. also, there'd be bosses to kill. you can buy better and upgraded weapons and armorrey. there are also hidden places where treasure chests, with lots of... Read more
I dont know why this game gets a good rating. I find it a bit tedious and boring. Reminds me of the Pokemon games. If you want a good RPG or battle game then go for Age of Empires. Read more
The picture quality isn't as good as you can get on the PS2. i'd still want it to add to my FF series of games. I didn't play much of the game, so can't really say much. I would say that its worth trying the game for yourself. x:x Read more
I loved the original version and still do. In fact I loved it so much that I bought the Japanese version just for kicks, but they really could not have done anything better. if liked the first one or are new to the series I suggest you play this game because it does kick ass. They remastered the music and sound to perfection and made the game look so much more epic than before. Anyone who’s even the smallest amount of final fantasy fan must play this game. This is the... Read more
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