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Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster: FF35th Anniversary Edition
Released On: Apr 21, 2023
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8.2
All Platforms
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 17 Critic Reviews
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82% Positive
14 Reviews
14 Reviews
18% Mixed
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
0% Negative
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 17 Critic Reviews
84
82% Positive
14 Reviews
14 Reviews
18% Mixed
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
If you’ve never played a Final Fantasy title prior to the PS1 era, or if you’re just a massive fan of these games like myself, I can safely say that this Pixel Remaster collection is certainly worth picking up. Whether you want the whole set or just want to revisit the entries that you love, you’re going to get a really great experience regardless of which title you go with. Definitely check this collection out when you get a chance, you won’t be disappointed.
Bottom line: if you want to play Final Fantasy, this is the way to do it. The quality of life changes are invaluable, the visuals are eye-catching, and the game plays as great as ever. Even a few hiccups can’t hold back a wonderful all-time classic.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 41 User Ratings
8.2
83% Positive
34 Ratings
34 Ratings
7% Mixed
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
10% Negative
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 41 User Ratings
8.2
83% Positive
34 Ratings
34 Ratings
7% Mixed
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
10% Negative
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
The perfect way to enjoy the classics, with visual improvements and quality live options. A must for all the fans of the saga and the genre.
My personal favorite is FF3
Negative point for Square-Enix because the limited physical release
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Nintendo Switch
Es un gran remaster de colección de los seis clásicos de Final Fantasy. Si eres un fan de la saga, es una gran oportunidad para obtenerlo.
Gameplay: como remaster mantiene las mecánicas de los clásicos JRPG, notando una gran mejoría desde el primero hasta el sexto, y las cuáles fueron evolucionando hasta la enumeración actual.
Historia: de las seis historias, mi favorita es la del VI, un gran desarrollo del villano y los heroes. Me recordó porque me enamoré de este género. Garland en Final Fantasy I, El Emperador de Final Fantasy II, Dark Cloud de Final Fantasy III, Zemus de Final Fantasy IV, Exdeath de Final Fantasy V y Kefka de Final Fantasy VI te harán amar esta maravillosa saga.
Banda Sonora: Espectacular, evidentemente en su tiempo, pero sigue siendo clásicas y son el corazón de todas las sagas actuales de la serie.
Gráficos: ¡Son pixeles! No hay más nada que decir, sabes a lo que vas cuando decides comprarlo, y cumple lo que promete.
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Nintendo Switch
The Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series isn’t an unqualified success. Some technical problems and the continuing font tomfoolery hold this set of games back from being all it could have been. Still, the improvements here are sensible and well-implemented, and while I’m not sure these are the definitive versions of each game, they are certainly going to be definitive enough for most. Short of keeping a menagerie of consoles and handhelds at your side, there’s really no better way to enjoy these all-time classics. A hearty recommendation to fans and newcomers alike.
But a few oddities and some missing content don't hurt too much compared to what the remaster does offer. The reworked art is sharp and beautiful without losing sight of its roots, and the new soundtracks are subtly triumphant. The challenge is lessened, but that's largely in the hands of players. That control is a big part of what makes this collection great - the flexibility easing the aches and pains of aging design. Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster is a solid compilation and a recommendation for both long-time fans looking to relive the good old days and hesitant first-timers alike.
Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster is the gateway to discover the first games of the precursor of the Japanese role. They are improved versions of the classic titles, not only visually but also in gameplay. They retain all the charm of the original releases mixed with one of the most enchanting soundtracks in video games. It will make us know how the saga was before Final Fantasy 7.
There’s a lot to love in the Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters package, while not perfect, each remaster is absolutely going to be considered the best version of each game yet – especially by fans of the series looking to play an updated version of an experience they treasure. However, those who don’t feel or benefit from the massive dose of nostalgia these remasters offer may struggle to see what all the fuss is about, especially when the iOS remasters and remakes also exist, offering a less pixelated package. Although, these remasters are primarily for long-time Final Fantasy fans who want to fall in love with these stories all over again.
While suitably freshened up for modern consoles, the Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters still find themselves victim to some easily avoidable pitfalls.
Mostly very solidly done remasters of old classics. All six of them are still worth checking out but in particular FF6 is fantastic.
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Nintendo Switch
I'm stoked I can play all the old Final Fantasy games in a way that's faithful to the original but also modernised a visual style.
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Nintendo Switch
Finally got my hands on the physical edition and play through the 6 games. All the games were fun but the pricing is absurd in my opinion. Besides the price, each game was fun to play through and are challenging. What’s cool is that you can choose to turn on boosters to make grinding more lenient.
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Nintendo Switch
I had a much bigger review to type, but deleted it, so I'm going to give a shorten review.
Final Fantasy: The start of the series, not a bad game at all but it's very bland and lacking many features that you just expect today. 6/10 score
Final Fantasy 2: One of the worst games of the series, bad combat system, characters that even though have names, hardly have any personality, knock off of star wars. The key words system is terrible and easy to miss a word and confusing who to talk to. This game isn't very good and as the years go by it gets worse. 2/10 score
Final Fantasy 3: Basically a much improved game of the first one. It's a solid game actually! The game holds up well, although your characters don't have a lot of personality. One of the better ones of this series, 8/10 score
Final Fantasy 4: This game starts out amazing, but the second half of the game is when the story becomes kind of rushed and not very good. 7/10 score
Final Fantasy 5: Not a bad game, but I just didn't like it. I quit this game after a few hours. The story just didn't grab my attention at all and the characters I didn't really care for. 5/10 score for me, but I can understand why some people may like this game
Final Fantasy 6: one of the greatest games ever, and this game put the series on the map. A must play. This game for me is one of my favorites, and to sum it up it basically takes all the good stuff from the previous games, makes it better, and comes up with a very unique story. If you have to play one final fantasy game out of the whole series, this would be my recommendation. 10/10 score
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Nintendo Switch
El 4 tiene la mejor historia de los 6 para mi,pero eso si,versiones sin lo añadido en los remasters y con **** 6 y por ser FF,yo quiero REMAKE en condiciones del FFIV y V,al V con mas historia
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Nintendo Switch
Summary This highly anticipated set includes the physical packaged version of FINAL FANTASY I-VI COLLECTION (PS4 or NSW), the Anniversary Edition GOODS BOX which contains a vinyl record set featuring newly arranged game music, a specially compiled artbook showcasing beautiful character pixel art, and 8 stylised pixel art character figures, and a...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PlayStation 4
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Apr 21, 2023
Developer:
- Square Enix
Publisher: Square Enix
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