Final Fantasy III - Nintendo DS

Played in 2013 (12 games items)

"Status: Completed once Playing Time: About 58 hours I actually played the Android version of Final Fantasy III instead of the DS version on the list. I'm not sure if you can add Android games, so that's why the DS version is here. They are pretty much the same game - the only exception being the removal of the online message mode of the DS. This was my first experience with touch screen games, and Final Fantasy III works really well that way. The controls are simple enough and the remade graph"

Ranking: Final Fantasy Games (12 games items)

"Okay lets begin, this is another nowadays classic sequel, but i have to say this focus to much on the good and bad, light and darkness knight savior and princess in despair, okay all games have the heroes and villains, but this one is too stereotyped, still, a classic mention"

Nintendo DS Console-Style RPGs (39 games items)

"A Tale Untold. A divine balanced is disturbed as darkness encroaches upon the world, and four chosen youths are entrusted with the final vestiges of hope. Classic Final Fantasy gameplay is reborn in an adventure never before seen in North America, Using a combination of 23 available jobs, lead the four Warriors of Light in a journey to restore the world's balance. Communicate with your friends and unlock hidden challenges over Mognet using the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Connection. Enlist the aid of alli"

AW's Game Collection (276 games items)

"Last Played: 01/28/12 ~ 02/10/12. No.040 "Final Fantasy III is a perfect example of a game that requires an abnormally long break-in period and a heap of patience. That kind of statement may seem odd considering it doesn’t do anything too radical with the Final Fantasy formula but that kind of familiarity isn’t the blessing you’d think it be. It’s only after one puts a significant amount of time in that Final Fantasy III proves its worth.""

“Final Fantasy III: a title that can mean two different things. On one hand, Final Fantasy III refers to the now outdated and somewhat disfavored title of the SNES version of Final Fantasy VI. On the other, Final Fantasy III refers to the real Final Fantasy III, a twenty-one year old Famicom game that was never officially released in any market outside Japan, a fate its immediate predecessor Final Fantasy II once shared. Also on the list of previously unreleased, missing-in-action titles was Final Fantasy V.

Be that as it may, most fans know this page of history by now and how fallible a philosophy it was to renumber these games in the first place. Still, while three of the six games in the series were unavailable outside of Japan before the launch of Final Fantasy VII, the missin” read more