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Feb 12, 201180Final Fantasy I is still a better place to start whether you are a seasoned veteran or completely new to the series.
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Feb 12, 201180As with Final Fantasy, this is a great purchase fans of RPGs, and this long running game series.
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Feb 12, 201175Final Fantasy junkies will have a ball, but newcomers will have to adjust to the game's dated play mechanics.
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Feb 12, 201175While the definitive versions of Final Fantasy II and II are still the versions available for PSP, these ports are decent enough to suffice if you don't have one.
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Feb 12, 201170I'm one of the few that dug Final Fantasy II (especially this remake), but even I have to admit that the balance and leveling system are pretty screwy, and kind of hold the game back.
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Feb 12, 201170It's a bit more confusing than its predecessor, though-the time spent wading through conversations and dealing with the bizarre levelling system isn't really fun. On the other hand, its story features actual characters, which is a nice change of pace.
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Feb 12, 201168I recommend Final Fantasy II primarily to existing fans that will enjoy seeing one of their favorites all dressed up and looking good on the iPhone. Newcomers are likely to be put off by the slower pace and proficiency system.
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Feb 12, 201160Final Fantasy II earns praise for its remastered visuals and updated gameplay, though it remains as off-putting as its original release.