[PSX] Final Fantasy Anthology Europe Edition PAL-DFC (2 CD's)

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 .\ | //. | Final Fantasy Anthology - Europe Edition |  | - ------------------------------------------ - |  | COMPANY  -  Squaresoft |  | CONSOLE SYSTEM  -  Playstation 1 |  | GAME TYPE  -  RPG |  | COUNTRY / LANGUAGE  -  Pal - English |  | SIZE  -  CD1 : 13 x 2o MB |  | -  CD2 : o6 x 2o MB |  | BACKUP FORMAT  -  CdrWin Iso |  | PACKAGE  -  WinRar 2.x | |      :                        DATE  -  13.o5.2oo2                  :      |
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 | ..._ _____________________________________________________________ _/... | :·   Y-------------------------------------------------------------Y   ·: | :    | [RELEASE INFO] :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: |    : | .    |-------------------------------------------------------------|    . | . | . | :   Final Fantasy Anthology - Europe Edition (c) Squaresoft   : | [Final Fantasy IV & Final Fantasy V] |  | Final Fantasy IV was originally released for the SNES in | 1991, with Final Fantasy V following the year after; both | are clearly products of the pre-PlayStation era, before 3D | graphics and FMV cutscenes became the norm. That said, | these re-issued classics have been brought into the modern | era with the introduction of new FMV sequences that beauti- | fully illustrate the plot, but the majority of the gameplay | takes place in good old fashioned 2D. Fortunately, when the | storyline and gameplay are this compelling, the lack of | visual flair really doesn't matter. |  | Final Fantasy IV was the first game in the series to | demonstrate the kind of in-depth character development that | would make the later titles so successful. The plot centres | on the activities of Cecil, a Dark Knight and commander in | the Imperial Army, who resigns his post after a crisis of | conscience, and is forced to undertake a series of dangerous | adventures, and eventually battle the evil Zemus. It was | also the first Final Fantasy game to feature the "Active | Time Battle System", which revolutionised turn-based RPGs, | and ensured that FF IV was a massive success in both Japan | and the US. |  | The ultimate enemy in Final Fantasy V takes the form of a | tree, by the name of X-Death, but the real danger is posed | by his equally evil (and far more fearsome looking) henchman, | Gilgamesh. It's a game that's regarded with great affection | by aficionados of the series, thanks to its innovative "job | system". This effectively allows you to assign a job (ranging | from Warrior or Magician to Magical Dancer) to a character | at any time, which will bestow appropriate skills to the | character. Clever use of these jobs in conjunction with | skill-boosting items can create a bewildering array of | different skills and abilities, lending FFV an impressive | level of customisability. |  | Both these games are established classics of the RPG genre, | and have stood the test of time remarkably well. Although | they can't hope to compete with the visuals of contemporary | RPGs, their storylines and gameplay more than hold their own | in the 21st century. Fans of the Final Fantasy series can't | afford to miss these fascinating blasts from the past, and | anyone looking for compelling role-playing gameplay will be | surprised by how well these two titles have aged. | |
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