Final Fantasy II Anniversary Edition - PlayStation Portable

All the Times I've Saved the World or Myself (90 games items)

"Saved the world...and saved some people in the afterlife. "

RPGs - ranked by preference (58 games items)

"Release Date: June 7, 2007 (JP) Publisher: Square Enix Developer: TOSE Genre: RPG Final Fantasy II had previously only been released in North America packaged with the original Final Fantasy...And while I enjoy the second entry in the Final Fantasy franchise, it's not good enough, in my opinion, to justify a new game price tag as a stand-alone title. That said, it's still a passable title, and worth playing if you want to experience every title in the Final Fantasy lineage, but unless you're a "

Playstation Portable Games - ranked by preference (35 games items)

"Release Date: June 7, 2007 (JP) Publisher: Square Enix Developer: TOSE Genre: RPG Final Fantasy II had previously only been released in North America packaged with the original Final Fantasy...And while I enjoy the second entry in the Final Fantasy franchise, it's not good enough, in my opinion, to justify a new game price tag as a stand-alone title. That said, it's still a passable title, and worth playing if you want to experience every title in the Final Fantasy lineage, but unless you're a "

PlayStation Portable Console-Style RPGs (21 games items)

"In FINAL FANTASY II, a malevolent emperor has called upon monsters from a demonic realm to take over the world, ending what seemed to be an eternal period of peace. From the destruction rise four young survivors who will take it upon themselves to stop the merciless ruler and avenge the death of their parents. This all-new 20th Anniversary editions is treated with crisp, updated graphics, an unforgettable enhanced soundtrack and a vibrant widescreen presentation."

AW's Game Collection (276 games items)

"Last Played: 03/13/11 ~ 03/23/11. No.021 "It’s somewhat hard to discern what makes Final Fantasy II more attractive on the PlayStation Portable compared to the previous two versions on the PS1 and GBA. It’s sad that even after all these years and tweaks the underlying game remains unbelievably broken but for some reason I’m okay with that. As most gamers already know sometimes things (games) can be fun because they’re a little broken.""

“Once one of the "forbidden treasures" never launched outside of its port of origin, Final Fantasy II - the real Final Fantasy II - first saw daylight in the west as part of the 2003 Origins package. That version, which is closer to the original than what's presented here, showed everyone (outside those who hadn't been lured into checking out fan translated ROM images of it years earlier) why it was skipped over: busted mechanics. The tangled web of changes within Final Fantasy II come from another, less acclaimed, series - the SaGa series.

Much like SaGa Frontier, gone are the concepts of experience and levels. This alone doesn't make the game bad. Despite the bashing SaGa Frontier took (and continues to take) the general fact is that its character development system wasn't reall” read more

You Dress Nice (12 games items)

"Firion. "

"Call me Cid!" - A Final Fantasy List (14 games items)

" Cid Occupation: White Knight/Pilot Role: Ally (NPC) Father of: None Airship: The Airship"

Gameplay of the numbered Final Fantasies (14 games items)

"Final Fantasy Ranking: 12 of 12 Review based on Playstation 1 re-release not PSP Intro: In FF II unlike FF 1 there is no Job Class System. It is recognized as being one of the first story intensive RPG released for a console system. It is unique game as one of the first to not use an experience based advancement system but where a characters statistics are increased based on how much a certain skill was required and/or used. For example: if a player dodges an attack agility is "required" and "

Wishlist (Playstation Portable) (10 games items)

"(2010)"

RPG World: Sony PSP Edition (52 games items)

" * Part of the Final Fantasy series * Enhanced remake of Final Fantasy: Dawn of Souls for GBA which in turn was a portable remake of the original Final Fantasy II for NES"