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Friday, October 14, 2011

Final Fantasy Origins (US) (Mediafire)

Game Description

This PlayStation release includes updated versions of the the first Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II. Originally designed for the NES, both games have been reworked to take advantage of the more powerful PS. Graphics have been refined and the sound quality has been improved. A new "Memo File" feature cuts down on reloading time by allowing players to quick-save their game before facing a dangerous situation.

While the original Final Fantasy was released to the U.S. in 1990, the featured version of Final Fantasy II was previously available only in Japan. In addition to complete and enhanced versions of both the first and second games in the cornerstone series, Square also rewards its fans with new CG movies, additional songs in the soundtrack, and an art gallery and bestiary that offer insight on the creative talent behind the games.

Manufacturer's description:

THE BIRTH OF ADVENTURE.

Experience the re-release of two classic games which started the most popular RPG series worldwide.

Contains complete versions of the ground-breaking original FINAL FANTASY® and FINAL FANTASY® II, which has never before been released in North America. Both games contain enhanced graphics, sound and music, plus special fetaures unique to this collection.

COLLECTOR'S PACKAGE BONUS FEATURES:
* New theme songs and CG opening cinemas.
* Art galleries of Yoshitaka Amano's illustrations.
* Detailed bestiaries of enemies for each game.
* Expanded event scenes and new story scenes.

Features:

Third person perspective.
2D graphics
Cartoon graphics
Medieval fantasy theme.

Final Fantasy - Origins / Final Fantasy I & II - Origins(US) Tech Info

Official Title : Final Fantasy - Origins / Final Fantasy I & II - Origins
Serial Number(s) : SLUS-01541
Region : NTSC-U
Genre / Style : RPG
Developer : Squaresoft.
Publisher : Squaresoft.
Date Released : 9 April 2003
Number Of Players : 1 Player
Number Of Memory Card Blocks : 1 Blocks
Languages : English

Emulation Compatibility

Emulator : ePSXe v1.7.0

Video Plugin : Pete's OpenGL Driver v2.9 ( internal X & Internal Y= Very High, Stretching mode: Stretch to full window size, render Mode: 2 (Use framebuffer object) text filt = 2 FPS limit= 63, Compatibility=1,3,2; Shader effects= 1 (Fullscreen smoothin))

Audio Plugin : ePSXe SPU Core v.1.7.0 & ETERNAL SPU 141 ( direct sound, 100 ms buffer, spu async audio, smooth mode, reverb neill´s, update before accesing register )
CD-ROM Plugin : ePSXe Cdrom plugin & Sapu CDrom plugin
Game Pad Plugin : N / A
Vibration Compatible : Yes
Console Bios Used : SCPH7502

NOTE : This is not the only possible combination of plugins. There are others that will work (better or worse) for your particular hardware. We provide you with one working set-up so that you may get the game up and running, hassle-free. Testing other emulators/plugins is up to you.

Download links 1 DISC : 3 Parts

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Download Final Fantasy - Origins (US) parts 1 File size 40 MB

Download Final Fantasy - Origins (US) parts 2 File size 40 MB

Download Final Fantasy - Origins (US) parts 3 File size 26 MB

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GENERAL CONTROLS:

BASIC CONTROLS:
Move character: D-Pad
Confirm, talk, examine, get on or off vehicles: X Button
Items menu: Square Button
Cancel, accelerate movement: Circle Button
Main menu: Triangle Button
Equipment menu: L1 Button
Config menu: L2 Button
Magic menu: R1 Button
Memo file menu: R2 Button
World map: Start + Circle Button

GAME CHEATS

MISC CODES:
Final Fantasy I Mini-game - While on board the ship hold X and press O 55 times. This will open a little puzzle game. Complete the puzzle in under 2 minutes to get 10,000 gil, 4 minutes for 5,000 gil or 6 minutes for 2,000 gil
Playing Concentration (FF2) - While in the Snowcraft, hold X and press Circle 15-20 times This will open up Concentration. Play the first round and write down all positions of the cards, then cancel the game. Start a game and cancel it 31 times, then on the 32nd time the game will be back to the configuration you started with. Use the positions you wrote down on the first game to win quickly. You can get 40,000 gil, an elixir, and a Phoenix Down

FINAL FANTASY I GAMESHARK CODES:
Infinite HP character 1 -
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Infinite HP character 2 -
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Infinite HP character 3 -
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Infinite HP character 4 -
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FINAL FANTASY II GAMESHARK CODES:
Infinite Gil -
800AF7C4 FFFF
Infinite HP character 1 -
801F6ACA 03E7
Infinite HP character 2 -
801F6C96 03E7
Infinite HP character 3 -
801F6E62 03E7

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Final Fantasy IX (US) (The Greatest Hits)(PSX)

Description

Final Fantasy IX tells the story of Zidane, the member of a team of theater actors who also happen to be a gang of thieves, and Garnet, the princess of Alexandria. Zidane and his buddies first plan to kidnap Garnet from her mother's palace. But shortly after the kidnapping, they realize the queen of Alexandria is up to something evil. Zidane, the princess, and other characters they encounter on their journey decide to join forces and to find out what can possibly drive the queen to commit her cruel deeds.

The game is set in a medieval environment and generally looks more like the first games of the series than its two immediate predecessors. It utilizes the classic ATB (active time battle) combat system, and revives the class-based gameplay of earlier Final Fantasies - each character belongs to a certain class and uses his/her own unique attacks. Weapons, armor, and accessories allow you to choose and to gradually learn various abilities (magic spells, immunity to certain status changes, etc.) by participating in battles while equipping them.

Returning from Final Fantasy VIII is the card game, now called Tetra Master. Cards are now placed on a 4x4 grid, and can attack other cards on diagonals as well as cardinal directions. Cards no longer have set stats, and instead have a range of values and arrow positions, making every card unique. Regional rule variations are gone, but at the start of every match one to five positions on the grid will be blacked out, changing your offensive and defensive strategies with every game.

Detailed Reviews

http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps/197338-final-fantasy-ix/reviews

Final Fantasy IX (US) 4 Disc

Published by : Sony Computer Entertainment Incorporated
Developed by : Square Co., Ltd.
Released : 2000
Platforms : PlayStation, PlayStation 3, PSP
Genre : Role-Playing (RPG)
Perspective : 3rd-Person Perspective
Non-Sport : Anime / Manga, Medieval / Fantasy, Real-Time, Turn-based

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Final Fantasy IX (US)

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Disc 1 = SLUS-01251 / 5 parts, part 1-4=100 MB, part 5 = 2 MB

Disc 2 = SLUS-01295 / 4 parts, part 1-3=100 MB, part 4 = 24 MB

Disc 3 = SLUS-01296 / 4 parts, part 1-3=100 MB, part 4 = 50 MB

Disc 4 = SLUS-01297 / 4 parts, part 1-3=100 MB, part 5 = 63 MB

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Final Fantasy VIII (US) The Greatest Hits (PSX)

Description

Squall Leonhart is a young man in training to become of member of SeeD - a mercenary organization and the goal of all young students in Balamb Garden. Squall is not a particularly friendly guy and has troubles with his fellow students and teachers. On the eve of his graduation hostilities break out between the city-states of Galbadia and Dollet. As their final test, Squall and three other students are sent on a mission to assist in the fight against Galbadia. In the process they discover that there are some other characters pulling strings from behind the scenes, and they get involved in a mystery that involves two decades of secrets hidden both from the world, and from themselves.

Final Fantasy VIII is set in a "retro" environment reminiscent of the 1960-ies, with some sci-fi and plenty of supernatural elements mixed in. It introduces many gameplay changes compared to the previous installments of the series. The player does not acquire money from random enemies, but instead receives paychecks over time based on the player character's SeeD rank. Party members can be customized by equipping them with magic spells, which can be "drawn" from enemies in battles. When used in combat, this spells act like expandable items; there are no MP (magic points) in the game. The trademark summoned monsters (called Guardian Forces in this game) play a very important role in the customization process. They can be "junctioned" to to the characters, acquire experience points of their own, learn and "teach" characters new abilities, and naturally also be summoned in battles.

As the previous installment, Final Fantasy VIII features several mini-games, the most prominent of which is the card game Triple Triad. Cards can be won in matches or acquired through side quests or by transforming enemy monsters. Many characters in the game can be challenged to a game of Triple Triad, so it is always possible to take a break from saving the world to play cards with the locals.

Detailed Reviews /Cheats /Codes /Walkthrough »

http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps/197343-final-fantasy-viii/reviews

Final Fantasy VIII (US) 4 Disc

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Disc 1: SLUS-00892 / 5 parts, part 1-4=100 MB, part 5 = 85 MB
Disc 2: SLUS-00908 / 5 parts, part 1-4=100 MB, part 5 = 13 MB
Disc 3: SLUS-00909 / 5 parts, part 1-4=100 MB, part 5 = 27 MB
Disc 4: SLUS-00910 / 5 parts, part 1-4=100 MB, part 5 = 34 MB

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Final Fantasy VII (US) (The Greatest Hits)(PSX)

Description

The seventh installment of the Final Fantasy series takes place in a post-modern, steampunk, sci-fi world where high technology reigns and where robots and bio-engineered mutants co-exist with humans and dragons.

The story focuses on Shinra Inc., an evil mega-corporation responsible for all the world's high technology. Shinra supports this technology with Mako Energy, Shinra's patented source of power. Unfortunately Mako is the lifeblood of the living planet and by using it up Shinra is slowly upsetting the balance of nature.

In comes AVALANCHE, a rebel group of disenfranchised citizens who have taken it upon themselves to oppose Shinra's ambitions. The main character is an ex-Shinra soldier named Cloud Strife, an angst ridden fella with a complex history that's explained as the game goes on. Cloud joins up with AVALANCHE as a mercenary for hire, and together they take on Shinra's maniacal executives and their army of shock-troops, robots, and mutants. However after a while it becomes apparent that there are other forces at work, and ultimately Cloud must not only fight against Shinra, but also stop a powerful man from his past from destroying the world.

Final Fantasy VII updates the Esper character growth system from Final Fantasy VI into the Materia system. Instead of magic spells, abilities, and bonus stats being saved to a single character, they are saved to the materia itself, allowing you to change a character's spells and abilities from the equipment menu at any time. Also updated from VI are character-specific abilities, now called Limit Breaks. By sustaining enough damage without dying a character will build up their Limit Gauge, which when filled can be expended to do a much more damaging attack than normal. More powerful Limit Breaks are unlocked as previous ones are used, and acquiring the most powerful Limit Break of each character will require completion of sub-quests. Final Fantasy VII also features plenty of mini-games and many ways to explore the game world, including the submarine first introduced in Final Fantasy III.

Detailed Reviews /Cheats /Codes /Walkthrough »

http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps/197341-final-fantasy-vii/reviews

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Final Fantasy VII (US) 3 Disc (Mediafire) No Password

Disc 1 : 5 parts / parts 1-4 file size = 100 MB, parts 5 = 72.7 MB
Disc 2 : 5 parts / parts 1-4 file size = 100 MB, parts 5 = 66.7 MB
Disc 3 : 5 parts / parts 1-4 file size = 100 MB, parts 5 = 11.2 MB

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Final Fantasy Anthology (US) (PSX)

Game Description

Final Fantasy Anthology offers two games in one package. This PlayStation release was created by Square Soft in response to demand from fans of the Final Fantasy series of role-playing games. Three compact discs contain the previously Japanese-only release Final Fantasy V and a 32-bit version of Japan's Final Fantasy VI (which was originally released in the U.S. for the Super NES as Final Fantasy III). In addition to these games, Final Fantasy Anthology contains a CD soundtrack by composer Nobuo Uematsu, comprised of musical samples from both games.

In FINAL FANTASY V, you control five characters who are trying to stop an ancient evil from returning to the world. At the start of the game the winds suddenly stop, leaving the lands mysteriously still. The king of Tycoon Castle decides to investigate the Wind Crystal (the world's source of wind) and disappears in the process. His daughter Reina sets out to find him but discovers a large meteor blocking her path. She then meets up with Bartz, a youth who lives his life as a traveler and adventurer, and Galuf, an old man who had been injured and has no memory of his past.

When this group arrives at the sacred resting place of the Wind Crystal, they find the fabled gem shattered. The broken essence of the crystal speaks to them and reveals that they are the chosen ones - and are tasked to discover and stop an ancient evil. From here an epic adventure begins, one that will span three worlds on a quest for knowledge and the destruction of evil.

In addition to its storyline, Final Fantasy V contains other unique elements. Most notable of these features is the Job System. When certain events take place, items will be acquired which allow new "job classes" to be used. Each job has specific abilities and the more Ability Points gained from each job, the better a character can become at those particular skills. This allows almost complete freedom for character advancement and another aspect of strategy in party development.

In FINAL FANTASY VI, the opening story tells of an ancient war that took place a thousand years in the past. Battles were won and lost by the power of magic and the conflict came to be called the "War of the Magi." This terrible war devastated almost all of humanity. Now, centuries later, all magic has vanished from the world and high technology reigns in its place. Despite the power and advances gained through technology, there are those who would try and bring back the destructive powers of magic.

As the game begins, you control a group of rebels called the Returners, who will stand against an empire bent on power and world domination. Someone is trying to revive magic and possibly cause another apocalypse. It is your job to prevent this. Although magic is not found in the world it can be channeled through Magicite, the mineral-like essence of an Esper, which is a being of pure magic. Magicite can be used to cast spells to summon its respective Esper for a short amount of time and can even improve the abilities of a character. Since each type of Magicite offers different spells and abilities, there is some strategy in deciding which one will go to which party member.

Final Fantasy VI spans two "worlds" and involves up to fourteen different party members. Being the last Final Fantasy game originally released for the Super NES, it is quite lengthy and will take on average 40-60 hours to complete.

The two games on Final Fantasy Anthology are not exact replicas of their 16-bit counterparts, but they are very close. The game graphics are mostly unchanged, in 16-bit fashion like the originals. The sound, however, has been re-mastered to use the capabilities of the PlayStation console and is of a much higher quality than that of the Super NES versions.

The new versions of these games feature lengthy movie sequences at the beginning of each adventure, which gives fans a chance to see more realistically rendered versions of the characters in the game. Also, the version of Final Fantasy VI contained in this anthology has a "bonus" section, where players can watch replays of the movie clips, see original game artwork, and review listings of all the monsters encountered in the game.

Official Title : Final Fantasy Anthology (Includes : Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI)
Serial Number(s) : SLUS-00879 & SLUS-00900
Region : NTSC-U
Genre / Style : RPG
Developer : Squaresoft.
Publisher : Squaresoft.
Date Released : 1 October 1999
Number Of Players 1-2 Players
Number Of Memory Card Blocks : 1-2 Blocks
NOTE : Menus and gameplay are in English.

EMULATION COMPATIBILITY

Emulator : ePSXe v1.6.0 (for Final Fantasy VI use PCSX v1.5)
Video Plugin : Pete's OpenGL Driver v2.9 ( internal X & Internal Y= Very High, Stretching mode: Stretch to full window size, render

Mode : 2 (Use framebuffer object) text filt = 2 FPS limit= 63, Compatibility=1,3,2; Shader effects= 1 (Fullscreen smoothin))

Audio Plugin : Eternal SPU Core v.1.4.1 ( direct sound, 100 ms buffer, spu async audio, smooth mode, reverb neill?s, update before
accesing register )
CD-ROM Plugin : Sapu Cdrom plugin
Game Pad Plugin : N / A
Vibration Compatible : The game doesn't have it (Digital only).
Console Bios Used : SCPH7502

NOTE : This is not the only possible combination of plugins. There are others that will work (better or worse) for your particular
hardware. We provide you with one working set-up so that you may get the game up and running, hassle-free. Testing other
emulators/plugins is up to you.

Download Link : Mediafire Links / NO PASSWORD

Final Fantasy V disc : 4 parts / SLUS-00879 / parts 1-3 = 40 MB, parts 4 = 1 MB

Part 1 : Download Final Fantasy V part 1 here

Part 2 : Download Final Fantasy V part 2 here

Part 3 : Download Final Fantasy V part 3 here

Part 4 : Download Final Fantasy V part 4 here

Final Fantasy VI disc : 4 parts / SLUS-00900 / parts 1-4 = 40 MB

Part 1 : Download Final Fantasy VI part 1 here

Part 2 : Download Final Fantasy VI part 2 here

Part 3 : Download Final Fantasy VI part 3 here

Part 4 : Download Final Fantasy VI part 4 here

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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Final Fantasy Chronicles (US) (PSX)

Game Description

A re-release in much the same vein as Final Fantasy Anthologies, Final Fantasy Chronicles bundles two of Square Soft's most beloved SNES RPG titles -- Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger -- in this PlayStation release.

Released late in the SNES system's lifecycle, Chrono Trigger documents the adventure of a young boy named Crono and his misadventures through time. During the Millennial Fair, Crono meets and quickly befriends a woman named Marle. While visiting Crono's inventor friend Lucca however, Marle is inadvertently sent into the past and Crono and Lucca must set off after her. Dubbed the "Tech System," the game allows characters to combine elemental attacks in order to produce Double and even Triple Techs; powerful offensive and defensive techniques. New Tech skills can be learned as the character increases in level.

Unlike Final Fantasy IV, battles in Chrono Trigger are not initiated at random, allowing players to avoid enemies (who are in plain sight) as they see fit. New animated cutscenes have been included as part of the update, as well as an Extras Mode that houses any additional extras unlocked by attaining one of the game's twelve different endings. A Theater, Music Box, Art Gallery, and Bestiary are just some of the options available, allowing players to view unlocked movie and ending sequences, listen to music from the game, view stills of the main characters, and read up on monsters, bosses, and techniques.

Features:

* Features two of Squaresoft's best loved RPG titles: Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger
* Added extras such as FMV and animated cutscenes have been included for each title

* Unlock hidden extras such as ending cinemas, music tracks, character listings and more

FINAL FANTASY IV, known in the US as Final Fantasy II, follows the exploits of Cecil, a Black Knight and former leader of the Red Wings who questions the orders of his king and is demoted because of this. From here, he embarks on a journey that will span worlds and decide the fate of the entire kingdom.

Battles are turn-based, but introduced to the series is the Active Time Battle (ATB) concept, which forces players to be quick with their decision-making because, despite the turn-based nature of the title, enemies can attack at brief intervals. The player's party can consist of as many as five people at one time and throughout the adventure, characters will leave and join up with the party.

The characters themselves are divided into classes and possess specific attributes and skills. Kain, for example, is able to use a jump ability in battle while Rosa wields white magic. Known as the "Easytype," the original US release excluded particular items, abilities, and spells, all of which have been restored for this release, dubbed "Hardtype." As part of the update, new FMV cutscenes are interjected throughout the game.

CHRONO TRIGGER : Another classic from the day! Chrono Trigger came out a few years after FF4, so it’s graphics are a lot better. Some of the spell effects even attempt to put a little 3D into the game. Akira Toriyama, of Dragonball Z fame did the character designs.

Mostly all the enemies animate and walk around freely during battle, so it’s a little more interesting than FFs British soldier approach. The sound effects are a bit off from the original but not enough for me to really complain about. The music is also slightly off compared to the original, but not as much as another remake (FF6 again…grr). The soundtrack is an awesome work by Yasunori Mitsuda (Xenogears and Chrono Cross). Nobuo Uematsu also worked on a few of the tracks.

In Chrono Trigger, Chrono must follow princess Marle's teleportation through time and locate her before an intergalactic parasite arrives to destroy the world. The original game, also on the PlayStation for the first time, was one of the first nonlinear role-playing games. The decisions that players make during the game will point them toward one of more than a dozen possible endings.

This new versions retain the authentic Japanese SNES stories and characters while updating their graphics and adding new full-motion video sequences and other features.

* New full-motion video sequences
* Authentic story and characters
* Assorted new features
* For 1 player

Final Fantasy Chronicles (US) Tech Info

Official Title : Final Fantasy Chronicles(US)
Serial Number(s) : SLUS-01360 and SLUS-01363
Region : NTSC-U
Genre / Style : RPG
Developer : Squaresoft.
Publisher : Squaresoft.
Date Released : 29 June 2001
Number Of Players : 1 Player
Number Of Memory Card Blocks : 1 Blocks
Languages : English