Final Fantasy III Qustions

Okay, so I just got a DS about a week ago, and I saw that they had a final fantasy for it. I've been a long time fan of the series, but I was wondering if this game is worth it, since it is like the most expensive game for the DS and I find this it is quite pricey. So if you could just give me your opinion on if this game is worth the price and if its a quality FF game, I would really appreciate it. Also, with the WiFi in the game, do you have to know the person to communicatwith them, or can you meet new people via the messaging system they have in the game?

I would highly recommend the game; it is great. I spent over 60 hours in it (I did all side quests and everything in one file and did as little as possible in the next).

The messaging thing, you need FC's to do. GO to the Gamefaqs board and exchange FC's.

Yep

I havent ever played a final fantasy game before but i got FF3. I got it a couple weeks ago and i like it. I'm about halfway through i think. It's pretty hard though. You should give it a try.

i would highly reccomend it it to anyone who even slightly enjoys rpg's it's job list system means that there are many possible teams and you will have fun trying th em all out. The game is worth around thirty pounds, but that doesn't mean you won't find it cheaper on ebay my uncle got it for £12brand new. About the wi-fi you need friend codes but that also means if you send a certain amount of mail you can unlock the best job the onion knight, so start collecting codes now!:D

Feel free to read my review on it... Basically, I would only recommend if you are a hardcore fan of OLD FF games. With all the action-RPGs available today (except for on the DS, lol), me and many gamers have been a little spoiled by it, and I find the repetitiveness of so many random encounters and turn-based combat to be very... repetitive. :-P I've also been spoiled by my PSP, so the graphics kinda look like crap on it to me. You can't really see the character's noses or any facial expression in the game. :-P ...

For me, it's like every other old-school FF game, and I've kinda "been there, and done that" by now. On the other hand, some people really love random encounters, turn-based combat and old school FF gameplay. If that's you, than yeah, this is but yet another of the dozen or so FF remakes that are like that.

As for Wi-Fi, no, you can't communicate with anyone. The only thing Wi-Fi gets you is an extra dungeon at the end of the game.