noiseredux wrote:correct me if I'm wrong but weren't the GBA versions based on the PS1 versions which were based on the WonderSwan versions?
Ack wrote:noiseredux wrote:correct me if I'm wrong but weren't the GBA versions based on the PS1 versions which were based on the WonderSwan versions?
Eh? I'm not sure I know what you're talking about as far as a WonderSwan version. But I do know that the additional content available in the GBA version wasn't in the PS1 version.
In Japan, Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II were re-released both separately and as a combined game for the PlayStation. The collection was released in Japan in 2002 as Final Fantasy I & II Premium Package and in Europe and North America in 2003 as Final Fantasy Origins. This version was similar to the WonderSwan Color remake[19] and featured several changes such as more detailed graphics, a remixed soundtrack, added full motion video sequences, art galleries of Yoshitaka Amano's illustrations and a memo save function.[20] On December 18, 2012 the port will be re-released as part of the Final Fantasy 25th Anniversary Ultimate Box release.[21]
The PlayStation versions of the game were most similar to the WonderSwan Color remakes that were produced separately in 2000 and 2001, respectively. Other than minor changes to take advantage of Sony's superior hardware, such as a higher screen resolution which meant that the graphics in the PlayStation version were slightly more detailed, and the remixed soundtracks, the PlayStation versions were basically identical to the earlier WonderSwan versions.
http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_Origins
Opa Opa wrote:noise, Ack is talking about Final Fantasy VI. Um, I don't think the WSC Final Fantasy's (...Fantasies?) have anything to do with it.
noiseredux wrote:was VI not released on WSC? Again, I'm blurry if I made this up in my head... I just had thought I, II, IV, V, VI were on WSC which is why those same ones ended up re-released on PS1 and GBA.
Ack wrote:
Nearly half of the games I beat I picked up through digital distribution. All were PC games, so I only own a hard copy of 1 PC game I beat this year, The Ball. And that one game links to my Steam account, so I still have to have access to it to play the game. I'm not sure why, but something about that trend disturbs me.
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