Feature Final Fantasy's 35-Year Legacy Of Innovation - How Square Evolved A Genre On The NES & SNES A Prelude to all future RPGs Final Fantasy is now 35 years old, and that feels a little bit ...

I like Final Fantasy IV, but the SNES version with easy difficulty setting just felt wrong. I especially hated the latter stages when the "secret walls" would be visible paths. 0 ...

Welcome to IGN's Final Fantasy IV Wiki Guide, a complete guide to Final Fantasy IV on all consoles from SNES to Game Boy Advance to Nintendo Switch, the ...

Final Fantasy 6 – also known as Final Fantasy 3 in North America – was a real turning point for the series, ... It might be the best hidden gem on the SNES, ...

If Lightning Returns represents Final Fantasy taken to its weirdest extreme, you need simply turn the clock back 20 years and find its calm center: 1994's Final Fantasy VI. (Or, for those of you ...

Final Fantasy VI was the last Final Fantasy to appear on SNES and is considered by some to be the series peak, with a sprawling cast of nuanced characters, a grand continent-hopping campaign, and ...

Sure, the dated nature of this era means that some games are bound to have aged poorly. However, there are other SNES games that are still a blast to play even now and should be experienced by fans of ...

12. Final Fantasy V. Originally a SNES title, Final Fantasy V didn’t actually see a Western release until it finally hit the PS1 in 1999.

Right now the SNES Classic Mini has 21 games available to play, including StarFox 2, Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy III, Earthbound and Donkey Kong.

Yet, the final SNES game ever released didn’t come out until 2013. That game is a run n’ gun action game called Nightmare Busters, which was developed by Arcade Zone and Super Fighter team.

Final Fantasy VI is one of the best games ever made.Fans have been coasting off that high for decades, even as modern homages seek to recreate the magic of the original. The lead creative behind ...