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why do they make so many different final fantasys i mean like there are so many off side stories and all that kinda stuff
and also where can i get a list of the ones released in the USA?
why do they make so many different final fantasys i mean like there are so many off side stories and all that kinda stuff
Usually, none of the Final Fantasies have stories or worlds in common; each new numbered game is a completely new world. There have been sequels (Final Fantasy X-2 was the sequel to Final Fantasy X) and spin-off games (Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus is set in the world of Final Fantasy VII), but usually the worlds are completely new, with similar elements (same magic, basic fighting principles, enemies/allied creatures, etc).
and also where can i get a list of the ones released in the USA?
Every Final Fantasy game is a pretty long list; but every numbered Final Fantasy has now been released. All games before VII are 2D top-down RPGs; the Nintendo DS version of FF3 is a 3D remake, though. Below is a list of available titles:
Gameboy Advance
Final Fantasy I+II: Dawn of Souls
Final Fantasy IV Advance
Final Fantasy V Advance
Nintendo DS
Final Fantasy III
PlayStation
Final Fantasy Origins (Final Fantasy I & II)
Final Fantasy Chronicles (Chrono Trigger & Final Fantasy IV)
Final Fantasy Anthology (Final Fantasy V & Final Fantasy VI)
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy VIII
Final Fantasy IX
PlayStation 2
Final Fantasy X
Final Fantasy X-2
Final Fantasy XI (Online MMORPG – requires monthly subscription)
Final Fantasy XII
I hope that helps. There are other games (such as Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles) on the GameCube, but these are the main Final Fantasy games.
Gameboy
Final Fantasy Adventure
Final Fantasy Legend
Final Fantasy Legend 2
Final Fantasy Legend 3
Gameboy Advance
Final Fantasy I and II: Dawn of Souls
Final Fantasy IV Advance
Final Fantasy V Advance
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Nintendo DS
Final Fantasy III
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates ( Release Date: 12/01/06 )
Playstation Portable
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII ( Release Date: TBA )
Mobile
Final Fantasy ( Release Date: TBA )
Final Fantasy VII: Before Crisis ( Release Date: TBA 2006 )
Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode ( Release Date: TBA )
Final Fantasy VII: Snowboarding
Final Fantasy Agito XIII ( Release Date: TBA )
Nintendo (NES)
Final Fantasy
Super Nintendo
Final Fantasy II
Final Fantasy III
Final Fantasy IV
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
Sony Playstation
Final Fantasy Origins ( I and II )
Final Fantasy Chronicles ( IV and Chrono Trigger )
Final Fantasy Anthology ( V and VI )
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy VIII
Final Fantasy IX
Final Fantasy Tactics
Sony Playstation 2
Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus
Final Fantasy X
Final Fantasy X-2
Final Fantasy XI
Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia
Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan
Final Fantasy XII
Sony Playstation 3
Final Fantasy XIII ( Release Date: TBA 2007 }
X-Box 360
Final Fantasy XI
Gamecube
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
Nintendo Wii
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers ( Release Date: TBA 2007 )
PC
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy VIII
Final Fantasy XI
Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia
Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan
Final Fantasy XI: The Vana’diel Collection
– Source: Gamespot (www.gamespot.com)
Gameboy
Final Fantasy Adventure
Final Fantasy Legend
Final Fantasy Legend 2
Final Fantasy Legend 3
For such a know-it-all, you’re not that bright. Squeenix doesn’t even consider those games "true" FF’s.
why do they make so many different final fantasys i mean like there are so many off side stories and all that kinda stuff
It might have something to do with the fact that due to huge popularity, SE are guaranteed to make a lot of money. Even in the early days, FF games have always sold in huge numbers.
It’s simple, as long as the demand is there, FF won’t be going anywhere.
I tought Final Fantasy XI was only for Xbox 360 and PC