what versions do you have

I guess you lot have better versions of ff. mine are all european and theyre crap. well not crap because ff is ace but not as good. 🙁

american version. i wish i have the japanese version because it’s better.

How could you possibly know that without ever playing the Japanese versions? 🙁

Indeed….

Anyway, I own both European (PAL) and US (NTSC) versions of the FF games, including several different versions of FFVI! Why? Some (such as the US FFII and IIII on the SNES, and FF Anthology) I imported before the European versions even existed, and as I don’t beleive in playing ROMs (I’d rather legally own the physical game itself), so it was the only real way of playing them.

When they eventually gained a local PAL release, I went out and purchased them too..

I have the Pal versions only

I have the American versions. Those aer the only one I can practically get in Canada.

How could you possibly know that without ever playing the Japanese versions? 🙁

because i’ve played some japanese versions of ff from my uncle who lives in canada. there’s like a mall which is near from where he lives that sells stuff from japan, including japanese versions of ff, and they were good.

I have the Japanese versions translated into Korean…

because i’ve played some japanese versions of ff from my uncle who lives in canada. there’s like a mall which is near from where he lives that sells stuff from japan, including japanese versions of ff, and they were good.

I call bullshit.

Rinoa, don’t get into a debate with Prak. It’s not gonna work.

Rinoa, don’t get into a debate with Prak. It’s not gonna work.
Trust me, he,s right.

Ok… I’ve got the PAL versions of –

Final Fantasy Classic (FF1 and 2 on the PSX)
Final Fantasy Anthology (FF4 and 5)
Final Fantasy VI (With FFX Demo disc)
Final Fantasy VII (Original release and ‘Platinum’ release)
Final Fantasy VIII (Box Set, Original release and ‘Platinum’ release)
Final Fantasy IX (Original release)
Final Fantasy X (Original release)
Final Fantasy X-2 (Original release)

NTSC versions (U.S.) –
Final Fantasy Tactics
Final Fantasy II (FFIV in the U.S.)
Final Fantasy III (FFVI in the U.S.)
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (Even though I regret getting it…)

NTSC (Japanese) –
Final Fantasy V

Forgot to add the PC version of Final Fantasy VIII

Rinoa, don’t get into a debate with Prak. It’s not gonna work.

when did i get into a debate with mr. Prak??? i was just answering his question.

European, Japanese and American games are all the same, The only difference in some, is that ONE OR TWO had an expansion, I think that’s FFX-2 Internation something something, but anyway.

Originally posted by Sleep

European, Japanese and American games are all the same, The only difference in some, is that ONE OR TWO had an expansion, I think that’s FFX-2 Internation something something, but anyway.

That’s not entirelly correct. Often, when a FF game is released in the US and Europe, it’s been ‘tweaked’ so to speak, and sometimes features extras which weren’t included in the Japanese version (such as the PAL version of FFX featuring the Dark Aeons, which wasn’t in the original Japanese and US versions of FFX).

Sometimes though, the foreign release is actually watered-down and censored, with parts taken out or removed (the original US SNES release of FFIV is a case in point, which was censored and had some spells and items removed). Normally, such releases are later re-released in Japan, often with the word ‘International’ after the title (such as FFVII International and FFX International).

And of course, the FF compliations only confuse the matter even more, as each region (Japan, the US and Europe) often have their own different compliations, which may have the same title but feature different games in the package – for instance, FF Anthology on the PSX featured FFV and VI along with a music CD in the US (with FFIV ‘Hard Type’ being included with Chrono Trigger under the title FF Chronicle, but the European version featured FFIV ‘Hard Type’ and V, as FFVI was re-released as a stand-alone game (bundled with a bonus playable demo of FFX for the PS2) on the PSX in PAL territories.

It all makes for a very confusing time for the unwary FF collector. :confused:

Well, I daresay Japanese versions would be better, but only because it would be in the original language, and therefore exactly as the creators intended.

All PAL, here.