73
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100 point score based on reviews from various critics.
3.8
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Description

Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls is a re-release of the two remakes of the original Famicom (NES) games with additional extras.

Final Fantasy I features four "Soul of Chaos" dungeons, unlocked during the course of the plot. These elemental dungeons are for high-level players, and contain a collection of bosses taken from later Final Fantasy games. Final Fantasy II includes an extra storyline known as the "Soul of Rebirth." This mode is unlocked after completing the game and acts as an epilogue, featuring characters killed off in the main story. Both games gain a bestiary that tracks all the monsters the player has fought and their stats and weaknesses.

Alternate Titles

  • "ファイナルファンタジーI・IIアドバンス" -- Japanese spelling
  • "Final Fantasy I & II Advance" -- Japanese title

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User Reviews

Nothing ground-breaking, but a decent remake Bregalad (819) unrated
Fundamentals of Monster-Mashing WWWWolf (422) unrated

The Press Says

N-Zone Jan, 2005 86 out of 100 86
IGN Nov 30, 2004 8.5 out of 10 85
JeuxActu Jan 24, 2005 16 out of 20 80
Jeuxvideo.com Dec 03, 2004 16 out of 20 80
RPGFan Jan 24, 2005 80 out of 100 80
Pocket Magazine / Pockett Videogames Dec 03, 2004 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars 80
GameSpy Dec 01, 2004 4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars4 Stars 80
Next Level Gaming Dec 04, 2004 80 out of 100 80
EL33TONLINE Sep 17, 2006 3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars3 Stars 60
Cheat Code Central 2004 2 out of 5 40

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Trivia

In the original version of Final Fantasy I on the NES, the tomb in Elfein read "Here lies Erdrick" - a reference to a prominent character in the Dragon Warrior series. In the Playstation re-release in Final Fantasy Origins, the tomb read "May Link Rest In Peace" - a reference to the protagonist in Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series.

Strangely enough, this text was not altered when the game was released for the Gameboy Advance - a Nintendo-made system!!


This entry to the MobyGames database was contributed by Kartanym Bronze Star Contributing Member (10835) on Dec 04, 2004.
 

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