Do you already have an HDTV? If you do, what I'm suggestingis that you get the thing you don't have. If you don't have one, get the tv then. It'll pay off in the long run, especially where any new game consoles are involved. In my circumstances though, I'm ready for the PS3.
Don't forget that you can set ppl to "learning". Be sure to save before your encounter with the little beast. BTW, that is the only place you can get level 5 death in the whole game. And be sure someone is on a multiple of level 5 before doing it. I made the mistake once of having everyone on a multiple of level 5. :D
[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"][QUOTE="mike7677"] Here's the thing about 1. Compared with the NES version, I found the the GBA slightly harder. I was going into a cave in FF1, to which, it handed me my butt on a regular basis. Maybe I entered the palce way too early.Sure you didn't go into one of the 4 Soul of Chaos dungeons? It's been a while since I played this title. But I see your point and you could be right.
[QUOTE="mike7677"][QUOTE="flfylmnfish"][QUOTE="Platyphyllum"][QUOTE="flfylmnfish"][QUOTE="Platyphyllum"]Actually, I'm just deciding which one I'll like better based on what you guys say, from what I see, Final Fantasy IV Advance has a greater storyline, so I might get that first considering how I like games with a very nicely developed story!Platyphyllum
Alright, I probably should have mentioned this in my previous post, but.... The storyline in FFV isn't actually that bad. In comparison to most Final Fantasy games, yes, the plot is slightly generic. However, it's actually a pretty decent story when you compare it to your average RPG. It's got a few plot twists here and there to keep things interesting, at least. :p While it may not blow you away like other Final Fantasy plots, it certainly is no less than satisfying. I love FFV to bits. xP Even if the storyline isn't as strong as FFIV, I still would strongly recommend getting it at one point or another.OK! I guess I'll just pick all 3 (including FFVI) of them up now. You guys keep saying good things aobut all 3 of them so I might as well get all 3 of them! :) Good idea. :p I’ve yet to get my hands on FFVI. Apparently, the last copy was sold a few minutes before I asked the sales clerk if they had it in stock. I ended up getting FFI&II: Dawn of Souls, and FFIII DS instead, which should be plenty enough to keep me busy until I find a copy of VI. :p I thought 1 was insanely hard. Anyway, I got 3, 4, 5 and 6. I love them allI thought Final Fantasy 1 (the GBA version) was pretty easy. It's nice to see you have 3-6 and love them all! I have 3 (for the DS) but was a lil' bit disappointed because the story and the character personalities were kind of...you know...the combat also took a long time, in my opinion, the attack animations take too long to do. It was still a good game though! Together with Final Fantasy I and II for the GBA! Here's the thing about 1. Compared with the NES version, I found the the GBA slightly harder. I was going into a cave in FF1, to which, it handed me my butt on a regular basis. Maybe I entered the palce way too early.
[QUOTE="Platyphyllum"][QUOTE="flfylmnfish"][QUOTE="Platyphyllum"]Actually, I'm just deciding which one I'll like better based on what you guys say, from what I see, Final Fantasy IV Advance has a greater storyline, so I might get that first considering how I like games with a very nicely developed story!flfylmnfish
Alright, I probably should have mentioned this in my previous post, but.... The storyline in FFV isn't actually that bad. In comparison to most Final Fantasy games, yes, the plot is slightly generic. However, it's actually a pretty decent story when you compare it to your average RPG. It's got a few plot twists here and there to keep things interesting, at least. :p While it may not blow you away like other Final Fantasy plots, it certainly is no less than satisfying. I love FFV to bits. xP Even if the storyline isn't as strong as FFIV, I still would strongly recommend getting it at one point or another.OK! I guess I'll just pick all 3 (including FFVI) of them up now. You guys keep saying good things aobut all 3 of them so I might as well get all 3 of them! :) Good idea. :p I’ve yet to get my hands on FFVI. Apparently, the last copy was sold a few minutes before I asked the sales clerk if they had it in stock. I ended up getting FFI&II: Dawn of Souls, and FFIII DS instead, which should be plenty enough to keep me busy until I find a copy of VI. :p I thought 1 was insanely hard. Anyway, I got 3, 4, 5 and 6. I love them all
All the above points are very well said. I love mine. FF3 came out, and I knew I was getting one. That's something for me, cause I swore I would never in a million years, get this game sytem. I was wrong. :)
Just my 2 cents: I have found, that in getting a Mac, you basically have to justify getting it. What are you oing to use it for? For me, I'm a photographer. The photography progammes for it are exemplary. My brother is a musician. The music programmes blow out anything Windows has out there
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