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'''''Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls''''' is a compilation of the first two ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' | '''''Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls''''' is a compilation of the first two ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''. It was first released in Japan as '''''Final Fantasy I∙II Advance''''' (presumably named after the Famicom compilation, ''[[Final Fantasy I∙II]]''). Graphically, ''Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls'' is very similar to the individual remakes for the [[WonderSwan Color]] in Japan and the [[PlayStation]] compilation, ''[[Final Fantasy Origins]]''. | ||
Both games were faithful in content to the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] versions, and the package, while graphically similar to the WonderSwan Color adaptation of the first game, also contains the Bestiary feature, which allowed the player to view images and statistics of enemies that they had defeated in both games, and which first featured in the PlayStation package. | Both games were faithful in content to the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] versions, and the package, while graphically similar to the WonderSwan Color adaptation of the first game, also contains the Bestiary feature, which allowed the player to view images and statistics of enemies that they had defeated in both games, and which first featured in the PlayStation package. |