Description
Final Fantasy Origins is a re-release of
Final Fantasy and
Final Fantasy II. Both games have added CGI cut scenes, updated graphics, and added content. It also includes art galleries of Yoshitaka Amano's illustrations.
Final Fantasy II was never released in the USA.
Final Fantasy is an RPG/adventure came where you choose four characters (from six different character classes). It features turn based combat, kill monsters for gold / experience to advance levels and equipment.
Final Fantasy II is also similar but has several different aspects. There is no experience system is not based off of killing monsters. The more you use a weapon/armor the more proficient you get at it. It also features a keyword system. During a conversion some words can be memorized then you can ask NPCs keywords to further the plot, get more information, etc.
Alternate Titles
- "Final Fantasy I+II Premium Package" -- Japanese Title
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Trivia
There are countless changes and improvements in this release compared to the two original games. Here are some of them:
The graphics have been updated to look like SNES titles
There are CG videos instead of text-only introductions of the originals
If a monster is killed in a battle, the next character will automatically aim the next monster, instead of "hitting the air", like in the original
Dialogues have been slightly remade and improved in quality
You can now save the game at any place and any time as a temporary file, which will be deleted once the console is turned off
There are now two difficulty levels for "Final Fantasy", the "Easy" one being considerably easier than the original one (which was not easy at all, and became "Normal" in this remake). There is also an increased difficulty level for "Final Fantasy II", but you can access it only after having completed the game
There are in-game explanations for classes in "Final Fantasy"
There are tons of extras in both games: bestiary, art gallery, item collections, etc.
This entry to the MobyGames database was contributed by
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(1010) on Apr 09, 2003.