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...obo Sutarion'') is a ''[[Chocobo (series)|Chocobo]]'' game included on the Japan-exclusive ''[[Chocobo Collection]]'' for [[PlayStation]]. The title is essentially an [[Category:Games]]

...in 1999. It consists of three ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games: ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'', ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', and ''[[Final Fantasy V ...ide of Japan, its games were included in two compilations, each having two games ''[[Final Fantasy Anthology]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy Chronicles]]''. The l

...] service, which even had digital releases of certain PlayStation Portable games. The service was discontinued only for the PlayStation Portable on March 31 ...d compatible with PlayStation Portable games, although PlayStation Network games could still be downloaded and played on it.

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...he two games. As with most ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, ''Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection'' was both developed and publi {{Nav Games}}

|games=All ''[[Chocobo (series)|Chocobo]]'' games ...species. Chocobo first appeared in ''[[Chokobo no Fushigina Danjon]]'', a Japan-exclusive title, in which it has a distinct name, '''Poulet''' (Japanese: プーレ,

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...compilation of the ''[[Chocobo (series)|Chocobo]]'' series featuring three games centered around [[chocobo]]. It was released for the [[PlayStation]] in 199 ==Games==

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'''''Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]''''' was a Japan-exclusive PC Browser game and the ninth mainline entry in the ''[[Kingdom Hearts (ser {{Nav Games}}

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...Famicom Mini instead has ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'' as one of the built-in games. ==Games==

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...red versions of the first six ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. Each game is sold individually on [[Steam]] and mobile devices. It marks t *[https://finalfantasypixelremaster.square-enix-games.com/en_US/ English website]

...d ''Final Fantasy II'' respectively made the first and second best-selling games for the system.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20150104212128/http://gamed

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...e previously seen in the franchise. In contrast to other ''Final Fantasy'' games, ''Final Fantasy Tactics'' uses a 3D, isometric, rotatable playing field, w {{Nav Games}}

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...and stories interacting with characters, scenarios, and battles from other games in the ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series. {{Nav Games}}

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...res, such as DS Download Play, and how it relates to the ''Final Fantasy'' games}} [[File:FF3 DS Lite.jpg|thumb|A Japan-exclusive Nintendo DS Lite model, themed after ''Final Fantasy III''. It was packaged

...fically for the Wii Shop Channel had the '''WiiWare''' brand, and ports of games from older home consoles were released under the [[Virtual Console]] brand. ==Games==

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...ar (stage)|Midgar]]. Both would return in subsequent ''Super Smash Bros.'' games. {{Nav Games}}

...lowed the greenlighting of a direct sequel.<ref>https://nlab.itmedia.co.jp/games/articles/0912/17/news104.html</ref> {{Nav Games}}

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...cro''' (released in 2005). After [[Square Enix]]'s long hiatus from making games on Nintendo consoles, the Game Boy Advance marked their comeback. Outside o ==Games==

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...t of the ''[[Fabula Nova Crystallis: Final Fantasy]]'' subseries, a set of games sharing a common mythos which includes ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' and ''[[F ...and the story itself was written to be darker than other ''Final Fantasy'' games.

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...meCube. It was a console exclusive released in 2003. It was one of the few games that utilized the [[Game Boy Advance]] as a controller via the Game Link Ca

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...s, including the ''{{w|Mystery Dungeon}}'' series, racing games, adventure games, and [[minigame]] collections. ...ere developed by [[Square]], who later became [[Square Enix]]. Some of the games were developed by other companies, including [[h.a.n.d.]], Bottle Cube, and

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..., the console received a successor, the [[PlayStation 2]]. All PlayStation games are backward compatible with the PlayStation 2. [[Square Co., Ltd.|Square]] ...se were only included in compilation releases, although in Japan, all five games were released individually.

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...an enemy encountered in a few ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, and it debuts in the first ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' game. ...Warg Wolf's sprite is pink. Ironically, Warg Wolf only became gray by the Japan-exclusive [[WonderSwan Color]] release, and have since been named Warg Wolf with the

...urth installment of the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' games]] that were developed simultaneously and released in 2014:

...ntasy VII]]''. Unlike most ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, ''Final Fantasy VII Snowboarding'' was first released in North America, in {{Nav Games}}

...''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series. It consists of video games, films, and stories set within the continuity of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. ===Video games===

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'''''Chocobo's Dungeon 2''''' is a sequel to the Japan-exclusive title, ''[[Chokobo no Fushigina Danjon]]''. It is part of the ''[[Chocobo ( [[Category:Games]]

...''Final Fantasy Origins'' was released in North America and included both games on a single disc. ...asy II'' officially released in North America and the first time that both games released in Europe.

...ne of the few elements shared by the otherwise unrelated ''Final Fantasy'' games, along with [[chocobo]]s, [[airship]]s, [[Moogle]]s, and [[Cid]]. ..., but the majority of these methods usually yield negligible amounts. Some games in the series, starting with ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', have characters or ab

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...ion on their games during the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] era. Games of the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise, which is ...planning to publish a series of strategy guidebooks for ''Final Fantasy'' games." Those who filled out the card and sent it in later received an issue of "

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...by the characters. Final Fantasy XIII includes elements from the previous games in the series, such as summoned monsters, chocobos, and airships. {{Nav Games}}

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...ed to "take some risks" and add characters that are from ''Final Fantasy'' games that he was not involved with, such as ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' and ''[[Fin {{Nav Games}}

...antasy IV]]'' and ''Final Fantasy V'' are included on the PAL release. The games were ported by [[TOSE]] from the original [[Super Nintendo Entertainment Sy ...dition box set called ''[[Final Fantasy Collection]]''. Although all three games differ little from the original Japanese versions in terms of gameplay, gra

...compilation of the first two ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' released for the [[Game ...er to view images and statistics of enemies that they had defeated in both games, and which first featured in the PlayStation package.

...ased]] combat system that was also seen in the first two ''Final Fantasy'' games. The [[experience point]] system featured in ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' remains Like the scores of earlier 8-bit ''Final Fantasy'' games that had been remade, the ''Final Fantasy III'' DS remake features a faithf

...rvice for [[Wii]], [[Nintendo 3DS]], and [[Wii U]]. It was also one of the games featured on the Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer, but, owing to the F ...nemy unit is killed is also featured for the first time. Unlike subsequent games, however, magical attacks are not auto-targeted in the same fashion.

...mes and other RPGs in general. ''Final Fantasy IV'' is one of the earliest games to utilize the {{wp|Mode 7}} graphics chip. The game received critical accl As with other ''Final Fantasy'' games, ''Final Fantasy IV'' features exploration on the [[world map]]. The player

A primary addition to both games is full-motion video. ''Final Fantasy IV'' features computer animated cutsc ...ation of it and ''Final Fantasy IV'' would "appeal to fans of the original games and introduce a new generation of gamers to some of our classic titles."<re

...ves of attacks as it travels across the kingdom. Unlike most tower defense games the game is played from a side view of the tower, as the player places unit ...bile, and consists of multiple waves of attacks. Unlike most tower defense games, the gameplay takes place in a side-viewed tower with enemies marching thro

...el the world map. The game differs from previous ''Final Fantasy Tactics'' games because one chooses specific missions from a screen. Some missions are cent ...re featured in ''Final Fantasy XII''. Even Montblanc, who appeared in both games, makes an appearance as Hurdy's brother. Other characters include antagonis

...the enemy (an attack analogous to the [[Limit Break]] in ''Final Fantasy'' games). If Mog's attack fails to defeat the enemy, he leaves his partner and Boko {{Nav Games}}

...songs from the main ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series of games. The album has the catalog number ''SSCX-10030''.

Unlike all ''Final Fantasy'' games before it, ''Final Fantasy XI'' is a massively multiplayer online role-play ...e at the player's disposition. While battles in previous ''Final Fantasy'' games were random encounters in a separate screen, ''XI'' has battles seamlessly

...ss who is featured in many [[Final Fantasy (franchise)|''Final Fantasy'']] games.

These are the games and spinoffs for the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franch | A Japan-exclusive spinoff with [[Bahamut]] as the titular character.

...rom the usual RPG style of ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, and the third game of the ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (series)|Fi ...al Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a Darklord'' is one of the first games to support Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Pay and Play, as it has downloadable c

...he series itself|Final Fantasy (series)|the music piece that plays in most games of the series|Final Fantasy (song)}} ...depending on which characters the player chose. Like several role-playing games of its time, ''Final Fantasy''{{'}}s player characters are passive particip

...'}}s cartridge is structured differently than those of traditional Famicom games. The game is called '''''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]''''' on the ...ed chocobos like in the original game. As is typical for ''Final Fantasy'' games, several areas, including the world map are often interrupted by enemy enco

...h American release three years later, in 1990. There are currently fifteen games in the main ''Final Fantasy'' series, with a sixteenth set to be released o ...e one of the most successful companies to develop and publish role-playing games. The ''Final Fantasy'' series is renowned for its high production value, in

The game has a more dynamic style compared to other games in the ''Compilation of Final Fantasy VII''. It introduces a character, dub * [https://web.archive.org/web/20070206025925/http://www.square-enix.co.jp/games/ps2/dcff7 Japanese website] (archived)

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...orld map allows the [[party]] to travel to various locations. As with most games in the series, the three primary means of travel across the overworld are b Each character has a unique command ability. Unlike other RPG games, where the player selects from a set of moves, a few characters in ''Final

...earth, water, fire, and wind. ''Final Fantasy Mystic Quest'' differs from games in the main ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series in that it ...' is presented in a top-down perspective. Unlike earlier ''Final Fantasy'' games, the [[World Map|World]] cannot be freely explored. Instead, Benjamin trave

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...s that [[Nobuo Uematsu]] originally composed for various ''Final Fantasy'' games, although [[Kenji Ito]] is credited as the game's composer. In March 1999, *[http://web.archive.org/web/20000915220146/http://www.squaresoft.com/web/games/chocobo/ Official North American website] (archived)

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...me that was released for a [[Sony]] console, and several ''Final Fantasy'' games would be released as console exclusives for the PlayStation line of systems The core gameplay is similar to the first six ''Final Fantasy'' games, although some new mechanics are introduced, especially since ''Final Fanta

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|games=''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''<br>''[[Compilation of Final Fantasy VII]]''<br>'' ...Western gaming magazines, such as the May 1996 issue of Computer and Video Games, also referred to her as "Aerith".

|games=Numerous There are both wild and domesticated chocobos. In the games, the [[party]] can ride domesticated chocobos on the [[overworld]], allowin

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...the game is at the Daguerreo Library. Unlike in previous ''Final Fantasy'' games, this Gilgamesh is not associated with battling. Instead, he accredits Zida

...as a retrospective, and has several allusions to earlier ''Final Fantasy'' games. As such, it departs from the futuristic settings of ''[[Final Fantasy VI]] ...at up to four members can participate in a battle whereas the previous two games only allowed up to three. Most magic spells can be targeted at multiple ene