Final Fantasy III

Console : Nintendo DS
Genre : RPG
Multiplayer : 4 players
Year : 2006
Developer : Matrix Software
Publisher : Square Enix
In 2006, Final Fantasy III reached North American shores in an official update/remake for the Nintendo DS, finally bringing all of the main Final Fantasy entries to the United States for the first time.
Raised as an orphan by Nina and Elder Topapa in the village of Ur, Luneth, his shy friend Arc, the rebellious Refia and the brave soldier Ingus are chosen as the Four Warriors of Light to send to restore balance to the crystals, and save the world from imminent destruction.
Taking the original game which debuted on the NES, Square-Enix had updated the title with a new cinematic intro, improved graphics and a touch-screen interface to move characters and utilize selection menus. There is also Moogle Mail, a Wi-Fi feature that allows players to send messages to each other via their DS systems. The game has also some revised story elements, detailing the adventures of four friends who find each other, each with new backstories.
Final Fantasy III is a traditional turn-based RPG, which were popular back in the '80s and '90s, but introduced refinements to the genre, such as smarter battle AI. Final Fantasy III is also known for two major milestones in the history of the series: Its introduction of the cheerful Moogles, as well as the introduction of the job system, allowing characters to switch professions throughout the game for new abilities.
Raised as an orphan by Nina and Elder Topapa in the village of Ur, Luneth, his shy friend Arc, the rebellious Refia and the brave soldier Ingus are chosen as the Four Warriors of Light to send to restore balance to the crystals, and save the world from imminent destruction.
Taking the original game which debuted on the NES, Square-Enix had updated the title with a new cinematic intro, improved graphics and a touch-screen interface to move characters and utilize selection menus. There is also Moogle Mail, a Wi-Fi feature that allows players to send messages to each other via their DS systems. The game has also some revised story elements, detailing the adventures of four friends who find each other, each with new backstories.
Final Fantasy III is a traditional turn-based RPG, which were popular back in the '80s and '90s, but introduced refinements to the genre, such as smarter battle AI. Final Fantasy III is also known for two major milestones in the history of the series: Its introduction of the cheerful Moogles, as well as the introduction of the job system, allowing characters to switch professions throughout the game for new abilities.
There are no images in this album yet
Alternative versions
In the same series
-
Final Fantasy VII
An epic adventure across 3 cd-roms. What begins as a rebellion against an evil corporation becomes m... -
Final Fantasy X
Tidus is a young athlete who lives in a futuristic city of Zanarkand - "the city that never sleeps".... -
Final Fantasy IX
Final Fantasy IX tells the story of Zidane, the member of a team of theater actors who also happen t... -
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
The world of Final Fantasy returns to Game Boy Advance. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is a deeply d... -
Final Fantasy VIII
The next chapter in Final Fantasy takes the series to the next level. Final Fantasy VIII combines a... -
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
Though a sequel to Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, the direct story links are few. Luso is a young st... -
Final Fantasy XII
Two powerful empires, Archadia and Rozaria, are at war. All they care for is victory over the oppone... -
Crisis Core : Final Fantasy VII
Set six years before the 1997 PSX game Final Fantasy VII, the prequel Crisis Core follows the advent... -
Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
Relive the first two chapters in the Final Fantasy saga--this time with all-new story elements and g... -
Final Fantasy VII : Néo-Midgar
The seventh installment of the Final Fantasy series takes place in a post-modern, steampunk, sci-fi ... -
Dissidia : Final Fantasy
Cosmos, the goddess of harmony. Chaos, the god of discord. Reigning from distant realms, the two god... -
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings is a strategy game with RPG elements. It acts as a sequel to the P... -
Final Fantasy Tactics : The War Of The Lions (No Lag)
Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions is a portable update to 1997's turn-based strategy game ... -
Final Fantasy IV : The Complete Collection
Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection contains: Final Fantasy IV Final Fantasy IV: T... -
Final Fantasy : Mystic Quest
The planet is dying. Cold winds blow. Fires rage. Trees are withering. In other words, it's brutal o... -
Final Fantasy VI Advance
Learn From The Past. Many centuries have passed since the war of the Magi - civilisations have been ... -
Final Fantasy VI
Ages ago, evil beings created powerful creatures called Espers, and unleashed them against each othe... -
Dissidia 012 [duodecim]: Final Fantasy (VOSTFR)
The prequel to Square Enix's 2009 title Dissidia: Final Fantasy, Dissidia 012 also contains the orig... -
Final Fantasy IV
Final Fantasy IV is a remake of the classic Japanese RPG that was first released for SNES, known as ... -
Final Fantasy V
The Elemental Crystals are the life source of the planet. With them, gentle winds blow, the seas are... -
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII (Special Edition)
Crisis Core on PSP takes place seven years before the story of Final Fantasy VII and sheds light on ... -
Final Fantasy III
First released in 1990, FINAL FANTASY III introduced series hallmarks such as the job system and sum... -
Final Fantasy IX : Hidden Dialogs
The last Final Fantasy for the PlayStation, Final Fantasy IX returns to the pure fantasy roots that ... -
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light
Brandt is a fourteen-year-old boy living in the country of Horne. One day, the king summons him, onl...
Sign in to follow this
Followers
0
Sign in to follow this
Followers
0
There are no comments to display.