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Release Year: 1991

Platform: Nintendo SNES

Publisher: Square

Game Name: Final Fantasy II

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by highwindgames
May 18, 2020Top favourable review
FF2 (IV) is still my favorite!
Huge FF Fan since the NES, FF2 (IV) has been my fav of the series since '92 and is rivaled by few since. Graphics are serviceable for the SNES as an earlier title, but that's not why to play. Summons do look good,but this is 2nd only to Chrono Trigger for me in storyline and nusic which both set the bar. It reels you in like a good book that you don't want to put down. Many classic FF elements began here. Other versions are availble that have more battle features (JP, DS, and PSP), but the SNES still delivers a high quality game not worth missing if you are a fan of the console. It really all started here. It can be beat in around 12 hours, but you can get 40 or 50 if you're a thorough treasure hunter. If you like RPGs, you'll love this gem.Huge FF Fan since the NES, FF2 (IV) has been my fav of the series since '92 and is rivaled by few since. Graphics are serviceable for the SNES as an earlier title, but that's not why to play. Summons do look good,but this is 2nd only to Chrono Trigger for me in storyline and nusic which both set the bar. It reels you in like a good book that you don't want to put down. Many classic FF elements began here. Other versions are availble that have more battle features (JP, DS, and PSP), but the SNES still delivers a high quality game not worth missing if you are a fan of the console. It really all started here. It can be beat in around 12 hours, but you can get 40 or 50 if you're a thorough treasure hunter. If you like RPGs, you'll love this gem.
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by mastajun_7
Feb 09, 2017
This FF is the greatest!
I first played this when it was first released and recently purchased a retro console able to play SNES games. This was one of the first I purchased to play again and it's still as fun as I remembered. I am already halfway through the gameplay and the story is IMO the best of all the FF's. Graphics are beautiful 16-bit glory and controls are very user-friendly. This game is a definite must-have for all Final Fantasy fans!! I first played this when it was first released and recently purchased a retro console able to play SNES games. This was one of the first I purchased to play again and it's still as fun as I remembered. I am already halfway through the gameplay and the story is IMO the best of all the FF's. Graphics are beautiful 16-bit glory and controls are very user-friendly. This game is a definite must-have for all Final Fantasy fans!!
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by joypadjess
Dec 06, 2006
A true epic...
US RELEASE DATE: 11/23/1991 JAPANESE RELEASE DATE: 7/19/1991 Plot Basics (From Wikipedia): "Most of Final Fantasy IV takes place on Earth, also known as the Blue Planet,[9] which consists of an Upper World and Underground. The Upper World consists of territories populated by different character classes from the series. The Underground is primarily inhabited by dwarves and is covered in rock and magma. A red moon orbits the planet, upon which people called the Lunarians and Hummingway live. Travel between the three realms is accomplished through airships. Final Fantasy IV offers twelve playable characters, each with a unique character class. The protagonist, Cecil Harvey, is a Dark Knight of Baron who serves the king alongside his childhood friend Kain Highwind. Kain was once asked to ... US RELEASE DATE: 11/23/1991 JAPANESE RELEASE DATE: 7/19/1991 Plot Basics (From Wikipedia): "Most of Final Fantasy IV takes place on Earth, also known as the Blue Planet,[9] which consists of an Upper World and Underground. The Upper World consists of territories populated by different character classes from the series. The Underground is primarily inhabited by dwarves and is covered in rock and magma. A red moon orbits the planet, upon which people called the Lunarians and Hummingway live. Travel between the three realms is accomplished through airships. Final Fantasy IV offers twelve playable characters, each with a unique character class. The protagonist, Cecil Harvey, is a Dark Knight of Baron who serves the king alongside his childhood friend Kain Highwind. Kain was once asked to become a Dark Knight, but instead followed his father's example and became a Dragoon. Rosa Farrell is Cecil's girlfriend; she became a white mage and archer to protect a Dark Knight as her mother protected her father. Cecil is the captain of the "Red Wings", an elite air force unit constructed by his friend, the engineer Cid Pollendina. During his quest, Cecil is joined by others. Rydia, the first, is a young Summoner from the village of Mist. Cecil gains her trust by saving her life. Tellah is a legendary sage of Mysidia; he is very protective of his daughter Anna. Edward Chris von Muir, the prince of Damcyan, pursues her courtship and travels disguised as a bard. Yang Fang Leiden is the well-mannered head of the Monks of Fabul. Palom and Porom are twin wizards from Mysidia who assist Cecil in in a difficult trial. Edward "Edge" Geraldine is the rowdy Ninja prince of Eblan who has a crush on Rydia. Lastly, FuSoYa is the guardian of the Lunarians during their long sleep." "Final Fantasy II" is the "easy version" of the Japanese release of "Final Fantasy IV." The main differences between the games are some minor story edits (to "Westernize" the game), toning down some monsters/bosses, and changes in some character classes (for example, Cecil as a Dark Knight cannot use the "Dark Wave" attack in "Final Fantasy II," although his "alter ego" uses it in the "Paladin Trial" sequence). The game itself, however, is still an RPG masterpiece. Although Square failed to release "Final Fantasy II" and "Final Fantasy III" in the US, they made a good decision to bring this title over. The game has a very involving story that draws the player in, helping them get to know each of the game's many characters (up to five characters can be in the party at any one time). The game can take anywhere from 30 to 40 hours to complete (or more), and while this is short compared to the 60-100 that FF7 would take, the game has plenty of "extras" to draw players in (such as getting "lost" characters to rejoin the party and to try to achieve higher levels to make the final battle easier). All said and done, the game plays very fluidly and is easy to come back and play even today in the "new age of gaming." The game has been remade for the WonderSwan Color, PlayStation, and GameBoy Advance (those remakes are of the "full" version), but this version is still very fun to play and very approachable for gamers of all skill levles. Thus, I give it a rare 5/5...An "excellent" score!
by ulillillia
Jun 27, 2009
Good story, but limiting gameplay
Why I bought this game: 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, and Tactics have been played and completed thus far. FF4 was left out and I've been wanting to see what the game was like. Knowing how I seem attracted to the music of Final Fantasy, I thought I may add to my growing collection. Note: I refer to this game as Final Fantasy 4 (FF4), since it's actually the fourth in the series. Story (grade A-): I found this game's story both good and weird. Basically, the story revolves around Cecil, a dark knight who works for the Red Wings of Baron. The Red Wings are a military-like force of airships. For the beginning 2/3 of the story, it's good. There are many twists and turns around that make you wonder what will happen next. The last 1/3 is where the story takes a turn for the weird end. ... Why I bought this game: 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, and Tactics have been played and completed thus far. FF4 was left out and I've been wanting to see what the game was like. Knowing how I seem attracted to the music of Final Fantasy, I thought I may add to my growing collection. Note: I refer to this game as Final Fantasy 4 (FF4), since it's actually the fourth in the series. Story (grade A-): I found this game's story both good and weird. Basically, the story revolves around Cecil, a dark knight who works for the Red Wings of Baron. The Red Wings are a military-like force of airships. For the beginning 2/3 of the story, it's good. There are many twists and turns around that make you wonder what will happen next. The last 1/3 is where the story takes a turn for the weird end. Overall, it was an enjoyable story. Gameplay (grade C+): Like most any RPG, you often venture through forests, deserts, and grasslands to get between towns or to a cave, temple, or other special place. Along the way, random battles occur, which are used to gain experience (for levels) and GP (I refer GP as gil - it's what I'm used to). The lack of protection against status effects (e.g. paralyze, poison, and, most annoying of all, confusion (known as charm)) adds considerably to the challenge. One thing that would be of use is what changes a new weapon or piece of armor has, all changes. Equipping a new weapon may appear to lower the attack, but it may increase the attack count by 1 which actually makes it more powerful. Armor does the same, only it's the evasion (defence% - it's misspelled like this in the game). It is an old game so I do expect some limiting aspects of it. Restoring MP is also a pain - ethers restore little and they are extremely pricy. Fortunately, you can have hundreds of HP-restoring potions (late in the game, I've had 800 cure2's on hand and the final area uses up nearly 400 of these, ignoring any leveling I may do...). The damage limit of 9999 is an annoying one, but, unless your character's level reaches near the maximum, you're unlikely to see it, of which I find a nice thing - it makes the effort of reaching level 99 much more rewarding (and it takes countless hours of battles just to do that - I'm 34 hours in and only level 73, needing nearly 180,000 EXP when you get only 10,000 per battle). One thing I'd have liked to see is customizing the party. At the end, I'd like to have swapped out Rydia for Yang or reduce the party size to 3 or even 2 for fast leveling (Cecil, Yang, and Kain). Sound (grade A-): The music is done somewhat well. The battle music is the weak point - it doesn't really sound like a battle is going on, unlike FF6 and later. Otherwise, the sound is well-done, adding a great deal to the atmosphere. However, none of the game's songs are of any interest to me which I found a bit disappointing (this doesn't affect the grade). Graphics (grade B+): 8-bit color is not attractive nowadays, but this game does very well with such a limited supply of colors. There could still be some more detail to the textures though. Overall, for the time the game was made, the graphics are excellent. Overall (grade B+): I'm somewhat satisfied with this game. It's the weak points in the game play that hinders the overall quality of the game. At least it comes with a good story and I didn't have to consult gameFAQs to get "unstuck" because I never got stuck.
by jwU_PDWaRnK@Deleted
Aug 09, 2008
Final Fantasy II
This is the game that made me a fan of old-school rpg's. If any retro game could be made into a movie, it would be this one. One of the best stories I've ever seen in a game: You play as Cecil, a dark knight and captain of Baron's airship force called the Red Wings (being a hockey fan I thought that was hilarious) who's orders are to collect a number of dark crystals from different cities at all costs... Cecil is uneasy about this and approaches the king of Baron about it, only to get banished... Cecil sets off on a quest to find salvation from his blood-stained past, and to stop the crystals from being used by evil forces... This game also features memorable characters like Cid and Tellah, along with a super-cool ninja named Edge. This is one of the best rpg's I own, and one of the best ... This is the game that made me a fan of old-school rpg's. If any retro game could be made into a movie, it would be this one. One of the best stories I've ever seen in a game: You play as Cecil, a dark knight and captain of Baron's airship force called the Red Wings (being a hockey fan I thought that was hilarious) who's orders are to collect a number of dark crystals from different cities at all costs... Cecil is uneasy about this and approaches the king of Baron about it, only to get banished... Cecil sets off on a quest to find salvation from his blood-stained past, and to stop the crystals from being used by evil forces... This game also features memorable characters like Cid and Tellah, along with a super-cool ninja named Edge. This is one of the best rpg's I own, and one of the best for the time.

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