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cowboybebopfan
10-04-2005, 11:36 PM
Hi! I’m new to these forums but i’ve been an FF maniac since FF7 first came out. Right now i’m working on beating all the FF classics. I’m still in FFI and i’ve just promoted my characters, pretty awesome upgrade i’d say. My question is….
Is there a world map in FFI that I can find and use?? I think I read about it somewhere but I forgot. It would make my life A LOT easier if I had the world map. Can anyone help me please??
BTW, i’m playing the "origins" version of the game.
djknitex
10-05-2005, 01:46 AM
Hah, i havent beaten FF 1, but if u have like the july or june issue of nintendo power, u can use the FF1 and FF2 dawn of souls World map from there
cowboybebopfan
10-05-2005, 02:25 AM
Oh I already figured it out, thanks anyway. Press start and Circle button at the same time and voila!
djknitex
10-05-2005, 03:36 AM
lol, man ur ghetto!
Enkidoh
10-05-2005, 09:35 PM
Talking to the brooms in Matoya’s Cave gives you a hint as to how to access the World Map – they speak backwards, but tell you to ‘Push start and circle’. Doing so brings up the World Map.
This was carried over from the NES original in that it told you to ‘TCELES-BHSUP’ (‘push B and Select’), but is a clever little trick that is easily overlooked if you don’t pay enough attention to the dialogue.
