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Which of the Early Final Fantasy Games is Best?

Posted by Mike Blitz on August 12th, 2007

Time for a new poll! I’m now approaching the mid-point in Final Fantasy IV, and I thought it might be appropriate to see what everyone here thinks is the best of the early Final Fantasy games. Along those lines, which is your personal favorite of the first four Final Fantasy games?

I’m holding off on voting at the moment, until I finish Final Fantasy IV.

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9 Responses to “Which of the Early Final Fantasy Games is Best?”

  1. SuperMegamanX Says:

    It’s a really, really, hard choice between V, IV, and III, for me. V isn’t an option, so I didn’t pick that, obviously. =P Between IV and III, I thought about it for a good while, and decided IV simply because it’s got the nostalgia value for me, it was my first RPG ever, all those many years ago…

  2. Edjemaster Says:

    You’re still far from the mid-point, by the way…;)

  3. Mike Blitz Says:

    SuperMegamaX,
    Yup, I can understand that. Some of my first games were Deja Vu, Sim City, and Falcon. I still remember the first time I played SimCity. I started at about nine at night, and ended up playing until morning.

    It’s funny, though, I’m not sure I can remember the first RPG that I really got into. It might have been Might and Magic VII.

    Edjemaster,
    Far from the mid-point? Argh. I feel like I’ve accomplished a lot so far. This must be a huge game.

  4. Chocobo Knight Says:

    Well, as we’ve said, the more the games go on, the more detailed the plot becomes, meaning the games are longer. Heh, wait until you play VI, VII, and VIII. Those are really quite long!

  5. Mike Blitz Says:

    Chocobo,
    Yeah, I’ve been reading about some people taking over 100 hours to finish Final Fantasy 12. That’s incredible, as it will probably take me upwards of double that.

  6. Edjemaster Says:

    Well, this one took me 96 hours to beat at level 70 and a LOT of side quests to do….so it’s quite long…

    And I completed FF IV Advance (always knowing what to do) in 32 hours with all the bonus dungeons complete (at around LV 70-75). Good luck;)

  7. Mike Blitz Says:

    Edjemaster,
    32 hours for Final Fantasy IV? I think I’m running about twice as slow as a normal player, so that will put me about 60 hours, if all goes well. Which puts me about 1/4 of the way through at the moment. Yikes, there is a lot left to do…

  8. Edjemaster Says:

    Well, this post is for all those who like the series and want to know about it or get a nostalgia feeling in the upcoming weeks. Every sunday (or monday, depending where you are…) gametrailers.com release a part of their Final Fantasy Retrospective (they also have a Metroid one…). Last one was part 5 (of 13 planed) about FF VII. Just make sure you finished an FF before watching its retro, there are sopilers everywhere! Next sunday should be about 8 and 9.

    Mike, you can watch the first 2 without problem, they talk about 1 through 3..Just wait for part 3, they re about 4 and 5…enjoy;)

  9. Mike Blitz Says:

    Edjemaster,
    Great info. Thanks! I’ll make a separate post on this in case people miss your comment. I just watched the first one. It was excellent.

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