Final Fantasy VI (Super Famicom) (4.2.94)
Still in high contention as the best JRPG ever created, the 6th edition undoubtedly combines everything Square learned from the first 5 games, and then some. From the incredibly powerful soundtrack to the distinctively gloomy world and tragic story, FFVI barely trails Chrono Trigger and Link to the Past as my favorite title on the system.
(Images taken from MobyGames. Contributed by Densy.)
The War of the Magi. Everything was scorched off the earth. By the time of the war's end, the power of 'Magic' was erased from the world.
A thousand years have passed...iron, gun powder, steam machines fill the land. The people, using the power of machines, have revived the world.
Now, once again, the legendary power of 'Magic' is being resurrected and fused with machines to create 'Sorcery'. Using this power, there is one who seeks to rule the world...
A huge storage size of 24 megabits.
A world with thoroughly drawn graphics.
Ever-changing scenery, dynamic battles. With 24 megabits of space, the finely detailed graphics draw players into the world of Final Fantasy.
A dynamic story unfolds.
Extravagantly filled with drama, love, friendship and adventure...this is SUPER ENTERTAINMENT! This game delivers the feeling of experiencing a film or a novel.
Introduces characters brimming with personality.
All established with a profound depth, any of your characters can play the role of the protagonist. Responding to your progress throughout the game, the allies during your journey ever increase.
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