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Final Fantasy Chronicles
PlayStation
Released On: Jun 29, 2001
89
8.7
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Generally Favorable
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 15 Critic Reviews
89
100% Positive
15 Reviews
15 Reviews
0% Mixed
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Sit this collection on the shelf beside Final Fantasy Anthology and you'll happily own some of the best RPGs ever made.
A true blast from the past that earns classic status in this reviewers eyes. Please do yourself a favor and live or relive some of the finest moments in videogame history.
It’s a testament to the thought and heart that went behind Chrono Trigger that, despite a new loading problem, the game is still more fun than most of its present-day competition.
The only thing holding it back from being a perfect conversion are the sound effects, which seem muffled and slightly off key. Ignore them and play the game, the new text is so worth it.
The updated version features a brand new dash feature allowing the player to navigate dungeons and towns much more quickly. This is a very welcome addition as in the original game making your way through these areas quickly became tedious.
Quite worthwhile in the absence of anything new from Squaresoft.
There aren't many bonuses to FFII and CT and it's disappointing. No making-of, no pages of artwork - just barebone games. Still, they're two of the best RPGs around.
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Generally Favorable
Based on 193 User Ratings
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Summary When these games came out, they defined what adventures should be. Since then, they have become the most popular and sought-after titles in history. Now you can experience the re-release of two complete, classic games, enhanced with all-new cinemas and features never before seen in the U.S. Final Fantasy IV was previously released as Fin...
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for Teen
Platforms:
- PlayStation
Initial Release Date: Jun 29, 2001
Developer:
- TOSE
Publisher: Square EA
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