Final Fantasy III (Famicom) (4.27.90)
A picture is worth a thousand words. The original Famicom release didn't have any marketing text on its packaging, but instead had beautiful illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano.
(Images taken from GameFaqs.)
Final Fantasy III (Nintendo DS) (7.24.06)
After a decade and a half, Western audiences finally got to experience Final Fantasy III when it was remade into 3D. Wary of the game's purported high difficulty, I didn't get into it until much later. The back of the Japanese version features artwork by Akihiko Yoshida.
(Images taken from GameFaqs. Contributed by Fred VT.)
Once again, the eternal wind...
After many long years have passed, [Final Fantasy III] has finally been reborn!!
With their own thoughts within their heart, four main characters set off on an adventure.
Living in various states of circumstances, these young men and women encounter each other, and begin a grand story. By linking with friends to play, the story further expands
Graphics and Movies
While retaining the original world, the field is rendered in 3D and depicted in meticulously beautiful movies. The tale shines with even more brilliance.
A rich variety of jobs and abilities
With over 20 types of jobs, their respective abilities, and (the effect) they have on party composition and battles, you're given more freedom and more enjoyment.
Similar to the Wonder Swan releases, a DS pack-in bundle was made available.
Final Fantasy III (PSP) (9.20.12)
Arriving 6 years after the DS remake, the wait was arguably well worth the wait. Incredibly taxing on the DS hardware, the PSP version features not only graphical upgrades, but valuable additions such as double battle speed. A must for busier adults who still wish to enjoy a favorite time suck of their youth.
(Images taken from GameFaqs.)
The 4 lights shine upon the darkness
Guided by the crystals, young people living in various circumstances have met. On a adventure of repeating encounters and separation, what awaits them on their journey...
High Fidelity Visuals
Through full 3D graphics and intricately displayed movies high fidelity visuals arrive! Commanding over 20 types of highly individualistic jobs and summoning magic, enjoying the strategic gameplay.
Additional Elements
New elements have been added! Double speed and auto-battle, the option to switch to the original background music, browse a gallery of illustrations and background music, and more!
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