The 'Final Fantasy 2' released in the US for the SNES, was actually Final Fantasy 4. The original FF2 and FF3 were not released outside of Japan, which is why they chose to name it like that.
However these days, the original FF2, FF3 and FF4 have been released on various formats, so are all now known by their correct names worldwide. So if you were to get Final Fantasy 2 for the PSP, this is the actual Final Fantasy 2, and not FF4.
No, it's partially the other way around. The Japanese Final Fantasy 4 became Final Fantasy 2 in the US, as the original 2 and 3 were skipped. So the original NES release of 'Final Fantasy 2' in the US, was actually Final Fantasy 4. Nowadays, the original FF2 has been released in various formats, and FF4 is now known by its correct name in the US, due to the GBA and DS rereleases.
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There are:For the PSX: Final Fantasy 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, there is also the Final Fantasy Tactics game for the PSX but it isn't actually a part of the final fantasy serial since it isn't numbered.For the PlayStation 2: Final Fantasy 10, Final Fantasy X-2 and Final Fantasy 12.For PlayStation 3: Final Fantasy 13 which is supposed to come in the English version around first half of March, 2010.There is also the PC version, which is online and pay2play, Final Fantasy 11.All in all, including Final Fantasy X-2 which is set in the world of final fantasy 10, there are13 parts altogether.
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No, they are unrelated. Firion is orphaned at the beginning of Final Fantasy 2. Cecil and Rosa from Final Fantasy 4, have their own son, called Ceodore.
Originally, in Japan, Final Fantasy 2 and Final Fantasy 4 were different games in the same series. The former is the story of Firion and his friends, in a war-torn land. The latter is the story of the redemption of the Dark Knight Cecil. In the US only, Final Fantasy 2 and 3 were not ported, and Final Fantasy 4 was brought out there as Final Fantasy 2. FF5 likewise was skipped, and FF6 came out as Final Fantasy 3. Now, much later on, the west has had the original FF2 brought out for GBA and PSP, and the original FF4 for GBA and DS, etc. So the names are back to the original format. Therefore someone familiar with the US FF2 will find today's 'Final Fantasy 4' familiar. But it's not a 'remake of FF2', it's just the US version had a different naming scheme, which is now no longer relevant.
Final Fantasy IV is the fourth game in the Final Fantasy series. Its main character is Cecil, a Dark Knight.
Cecil is in Final Fantasy 4, and FF4: The After Years. He is also in Dissidia.
Yes, i read that the After Years is set after the events of Final Fantasy IV. Check your local website or shop for a description of the game.
The only gamecube final fantasy is Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. There is a second one of that series if I'm correct and one for the Wii as well.
=well i dont know all of them but i will tell you some of them ==final fantasy III(3)==final fantasy IV(4)==final fantasy XII revenant wings==final fantasy crystal chronicles rings of fate==final fantasy tactics A2==well that is all i know and i hope this help you=
no they made a sequel called final fantasy IV: The After Years for wii but you have too get it on wiiware. EDIT: There is also a recently released version called Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection featuring three games: Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy IV - Interlude-, and Final Fantasy IV The After Years.
The newest game and in my opinion the best Final Fantasy IV (4)
This list contains when each final fantasy game had its first US release only and does not list any subsequent releases as many early games in the series were released several times across many different consoles/devices/platforms...1990Final Fantasy I (July 12th)1991Final Fantasy IV (Nov 23rd, released as Final Fantasy II)1992Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (Oct 5th)1994Final Fantasy VI (Oct 11th, released as Final Fantasy III)1997Final Fantasy VII (Sep 7th)1998Final Fantasy Tactics (Jan 28th)1999Final Fantasy VIII (Sep 9th)Final Fantasy V (Sep 30th)2000Final Fantasy IX (Nov 14th)2001Final Fantasy X (Dec 17th)2002Final Fantasy II2003Final Fantasy XI (Oct 28th)Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart (Oct 28th)Final Fantasy Tactics: Advance (Sep 8th)Final Fantasy X-2 (Nov 18th)2004Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles (Feb 9th)Final Fantasy XI:Chains of Promethea (Sep 21st)2006Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan (April 18th)Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus (Aug 15th)Final Fantasy XII (Oct 31st)Final Fantasy III (Nov 24th - complete remake for Nintendo DS)2007Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings (Nov 20th)Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess (Nov 20th)2008Final Fantasy: Chrystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates (March 11th)Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core (Mar 25th)Final Fantasy: Chrystal Chronicles: My Life as a King (May 12th)Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (June 1st)Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift (June 24th)2009Final Fantasy: Chrystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time (Mar 24th)Final Fantasy: Chrystal Chronicles: My Life as a Darklord (July 17th)Final Fantasy: Dissidia (Aug 25th)Final Fantasy: Chrystal Chronicles: Crystal Bearers (Dec 26th)2010Final Fantasy XIII (Mar 9th)Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light (Oct 5th)Final Fantasy XIV (Sep 22nd)2011Final Fantasy: Dissidia 012 (Mar 22nd)2012Final Fantasy XIII-2 (Jan 31st)Final Fantasy: Theatrhythm (July 3rd)2013Final Fantasy: Lightning ReturnsFinal Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn
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Yes, there's Final Fantasy 3 and 4, Crystal Chronicles, Ring of Fates, Grimoire of the Rift, and 4 Heroes of Light.
1. Patapon :D 2. Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII 3. Dissidia. final fantasy 4. Soulcalibur broken warrior 5.
Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals was the first TV spin off, which was a sequel to Final Fantasy V including 4 30 minute episodes. The next was Final Fantasy: Unlimited, a series with 25 episodes which was based on the common elements that appear across the Final Fantasy series. These are both anime series'.
No names, just numbers 1, 2, 3, 4.... 13.
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Only Final Fantasy 1, 4 and 6 were translated for the US market. Rather than confusing people by keeping the original names, they were released as Final Fantasy 1, 2 and 3 respectively. Final Fantasy 7 was released without changing the number however.The names have been corrected since in various re-releases, and the original FF2, 3 and 5 have all been released in english.
Final Fantasy Sonic X7 hasn't been created yet; wait about 4 or 5 years
Final Fantasy IV, V and VI (4, 5 and 6) were all remade on Gameboy Advance around 2006. Final Fantasy III and IV (3 and 4) were re made again on Nintendo DS. They're the ones i know of recently.
X without a doubt. I have played almost every FF game, and FF12 is one of my least favorites. Here's my personal ranking system: 1. Final Fantasy 7 (PSX, though I'm currently replaying on PS3 or PSP when on the move) 2. Final Fantasy 6 (SNES, originally released as 3, also played the PSX anthology version) 3. Final Fantasy 9 (PSX) 4. Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, originally 2. Also played the DS remake) 5. Crisis Core (PSP) 6. Final Fantasy 8 (PSX, will play the PS3/PSP port when finished with 7) 7. Final Fantasy 10 (PS2) 8. Final Fantasy 5 (played the PSX anthology version) 9. Final Fantasy 3 (played the DS remake) 10.Mystic Quest (SNES) 11. Final Fantasy 12 (PS2) 12. Final Fantasy 1 (NES) 13. Final Fantasy 11 (PC/PS2/XBOX360 14. Dirge of Cerberus (PS2) 15. Final Fantasy X-2 (PS2, horrible, horrible game) I think that's it...I haven't played any crystal chronicles or tactics games. Also, I never played FF2. I've downloaded The After Years to my Wii, but haven't gotten to it yet.
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