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Absolutely! I'd get them all. You'd have a Final Fantasy for home and a Final Fantasy for travel. That is what I'd do anyway!
I have 1+2 on pspand its great for a ff gamer like me to get a look at the origins of the best game series ever plus garlans the bomb
yo im playing ff vi on a PC emulator and i cant seem to figure out how to perform Sabin's "Blits" attacks. If u guys recall the game the first time u meet Sabin u have to use his blits to defeat Vargas, so i cant advance because i cant get the button combos right....any tips???
Honestly, although I've heard that the PS1 versions have less lag, both FFIV and FFV for the GBA have bonus dungeons that are always a challenge (even for LV 99s) and they never get boring; I'd go with the ports.
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If you buy Final fantasy anthology on the ps1 you get FF5 and FF6 not FF4. If you want FF4, you have to buy FF Chronicles which also contains Chrono Trigger. The negatives of buying these games on the ps1 is the loading time... Quite annoying.. Pros are they are quite valuable and they have cool new extra features such as FMV's and music and beastiary guides. The GBA versions have those except for the FMV's.
I have DoS and 1 for the PSP.
Should I get FF Dawn of Souls on GBA or FF origins on Ps1.
Also, Should I get Final Fantasy 4 + 5 on the GBA or FF anthology on the Ps1, which contains both games. Cost aside. What are the pros and cons of each. I am an avid collector of the Final Fantasy series, and know a fair bit about specifics
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