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Japanese
Release - 1992
Super Nintendo Entertainment System
16 MB Cartridge
USA Release - 1999 in the "Final Fantasy Anthology "
Sony Playstation
1 CD-ROM
The beginning of skill systems!
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The crystal
of water glows on its alter |
The party vs.
some mages |
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22 classes are
at your disposal |
Butz plays the
piano! |
A wonderful game with endless possibilities, Final
Fantasy 5 gave its players the chance to forge a party to what
they saw fit. There were many graphical improvements, however,
they were all still modeled after Final Fantasy 5's predecessors.
This was one of the first FF to feature 3 whole world transitions
(FF4 only had 1 'world', but had subworlds). Another great
storyline made this game's play length well up to 40 hours.
This game is very similar to Final Fantasy 3,
however, it gives the player a chance to learn 'skills'. This was
the first FF game to introduce a learning system which is now
expected in newer Final Fantasy games.
Although this game offered a brand new system of
advancing, and better graphics, the typical format was relatively
unchanged when compared to the huge leaps made inbetween the other
Final Fantasy games. However, this was till a great title, and
offered much difficulty, depending on how you forged your party.
There's tons of ways to play, so hop to it! :)
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