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Hammerman
10-20-2006, 06:10 AM
I have been looking for all the Final Fantasy games and I have not found any. If anyone knows where I can find them to download please let me know…. Thanks
Swedish Fish
10-20-2006, 01:36 PM
Check amazon and ebay. Most of the games are fairly reasonable on amazon.
Hella Oxide
10-20-2006, 08:31 PM
Download or purchase??? If download is the case, search for roms, there are tons of pages where u cand find the roms and the emulators to play. Like romnation, angel roms or something like that.
Joey
10-22-2006, 08:08 AM
How about you get a job and do this:
FFI + FFII : Available together on GBA and PS1.
FFIII: Nintendo DS (Yet to be released)
FFIV: Available on GBA and on PS1.
FFV: GBA (Released in November I believe.)
FFVI: PS1 and yet to be released on GBA
FFVII: You can pull this game out of your mother’s asshole, it is so popular.
FFVIII: E-Bay
FFIX: E-bay
FFX: Gamestop – $15
FFXI: No one cares….
FFXII: Reserve your copy today!
ROKI
10-22-2006, 09:13 AM
How about you get a job and do this:
FFI + FFII : Available together on GBA and PS1.
FFIII: Nintendo DS (Yet to be released)
FFIV: Available on GBA and on PS1.
FFV: GBA (Released in November I believe.)
FFVI: PS1 and yet to be released on GBA
FFVII: You can pull this game out of your mother’s asshole, it is so popular.
FFVIII: E-Bay
FFIX: E-bay
FFX: Gamestops – $15
FFX-2:VideoGames Shops
FFXI: No one cares….
FFXII: Reserve your copy today!
Fixed:smrt:
Joey
10-22-2006, 06:23 PM
Hahha, oops forgot about X-2.
Sharingan Ninja
10-27-2006, 05:40 PM
I am currently working on X-2 and FF II. Other than that, I beat them all except III since that hasn’t been released to the U.S. yet. I think when they remake the original FF games, they make them too easy. I remember playing FF II on Super Nintendo and it being hard. When I played it on PS, I beat it very easily. FF7 is still the best out of all of them. I had one before it got popular all of the sudden too. I should of got an extra in case mine went bad and/or for my friend.
Sephilocke
12-13-2006, 08:28 AM
you will find 1-6 on CoolRom.com but you will need a Nintendo Emulator and Super Nintendo Emulator that can be downloaded from Emulator Zone. The rest you will have to buy.
Psycho_Cyan
12-13-2006, 05:17 PM
Great job reviving an old thread with useless information. It should be noted that instead of ripping people off, one should actually purchase games like honest folks–fyi, people have to make a living making games, too.
