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.: Final Fantasy III
This game has never actually been released in the United States.
A 3D Makeover of the game was released in November of 2006 on the
Nintendo DS which brought the classic to a whole new generation of
players. Final Fantasy III is the best of the NES Generation Final Fantasy Games.
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.: Box Text
Prologue (NES Version)
The Gurgan quietly spoke...
This earthquake is but an omen.
The tremors that pulled
the crystals into the earth
and brought forth monsters
are nothing compared to the
darkness which is to come...
But, hope is not yet lost.
Four souls will take up the
quest of the Light.
And so it begins...
Four orphans have been
raised by the priest Topapa
in the remote village of Ur.
A Crystal has sunk into the
earth due to the earthquake,
and the four boys have come
in an adventurous mood.
They had only intended to
test their courage...
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Four stouthearted Warriors
shall trudge forward
and sweep away the Darkness
so that once again
the Crystal will shine
with the light of Hope...
.: Available On
Nintendo DS, NES
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.: Game Reviews
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Review Done By: Ebi Furya
Review Written For: NES |
Score: 9.5 |
Final Fantasy III introduces several things that became a staple in
the Final Fantasy series. This game gave us the first appearance of
Summoned Creatures: Ifrit; Shiva and Bahamut to name only a few. It also
introduced Classes such as Fighter, Thief, Ninja, Black Mage, White
Mage, and others. Each class could wield certain weapons or perform
certain tasks (like cast magic). Thieves could unlock locked doors that
would otherwise require you to purchase a key to open. Dragoons could
jump into the air and land on enemies. It was the Classes from this game
that led to the characters in future games as well as the Dressphers
System in Final Fantasy X-2.
Another thing about this game is the number of airships you get.
There are several different ones, each with their own speed and some
with special abilities such as being able to fly over mountains or turn
into a sub and explore underwater. |
.: Game MIDI FilesSorry, but we currently do not have any MIDI Files for this game
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