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	Final Fantasy Anthology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Final Fantasy Anthology is a compilation of two Square Co., Ltd. computer role-playing games remade and re-released for the Sony PlayStation.
		Final Fantasy Anthology was met with mixed reviews, especially from North American audiences who tended to be especially critical of the load time inherent in the CD-ROM format utilized by the PlayStation, but not in the original cartridge format utilized by the SNES.
		The PlayStation remake of Final Fantasy VI was released separately in Europe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Final_Fantasy_Anthology (644 words)

	Final Fantasy IV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lastly, Final Fantasy IV Piano Collections, an arrangement of several tracks for solo piano performed by Toshiyuki Mori, was released on April 21, 1992 and began the Piano Collections trend for each successive Final Fantasy game.
		The PlayStation remake was later released in North America as part of Final Fantasy Chronicles in 1999 and in Europe as part of Final Fantasy Anthology in 2002.
		Entitled Final Fantasy IV Advance, the Game Boy Advance port was released in North America by Nintendo of America on December 12, 2005; in Japan by Square Enix on December 15, 2005; and in Europe on June 2, 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Final_Fantasy_IV (5149 words)

	RPGFan Reviews - Final Fantasy IV
		Although Final Fantasy 4 was released in North America, the US translation was based on the Easy version of Final Fantasy 4, and as a result much of the game is still hidden from Americans who haven't played the uncut version.
		Final Fanatsy 4 begins on the command ship of the Red Wings, the air force of Baron, which is the world's most powerful nation.
		While not as intensive as the animations from Final Fantasies 5 and 6, FF4's spells are brought to life with large flames and explosions, numerous flying ice cubes, glowing stars, and various other images.
	www.rpgfan.com /reviews/finalfantasy4/Final_Fantasy_4.html (1785 words)

	Final Fantasy IV - Retroview
		Creatively speaking, Final Fantasy IV was excellent in its time, with the active-time battle engine being the biggest innovation, as well as the fact that the story is in no way linked to the previous installments of the series.
		The fourth Final Fantasy only really suffers visually, with pixilated sprites, character portraits, and environments, not to mention inanimate enemies in battle (although a few flying enemies can be seen floating up and down).
		Final Fantasy IV, finally, is difficult overall, yet definitely beatable, and will consume from thirty to forty hours of your life.
	www.rpgamer.com /games/ff/ff4/reviews/ff4rdrev9.html (715 words)

	Final Fantasy IV Review
		All in all, Final Fantasy IV has a good cast of characters that got a great potential to be one of the best FF cast of characters but one that never really got fullfilled in that role.
		Final Fantasy IV graphics is more of less a blend of 8 bit graphics and very early 16 bit graphics.
		Final Fantasy IV is the kind of game that would only appeal to old school rpgers who enjoy the constant random battles at each step and spending hours after hours of leveling up.
	www.rpgdreamer.com /ffc/ff4/ff4rev1.html (2358 words)

	Final Fantasy IV
		Final Fantasy IV tells the story of Cecil, a Dark Knight, captain of the imperial elite soldier squad called the Redwings.
		Final Fantasy IV is a true Final Fantasy in every aspect, introducing everything that later became considered a "must" for all Final Fantasy games: A personal approach to storytelling, rich mythology, epic plot, ATB combat system.
		Later the same year, Final Fantasy IV was ported to the USA, and released there as Final Fantasy II (since the only other Final Fantasy game that was previously released in the States was the first one).
	sky.prohosting.com /~nicktejo/ff4.htm (1287 words)

	Final Fantasy IV Advance Updated Hands-On - Game Boy Advance News at GameSpot
		Final Fantasy IV for the GBA looks to be a very worthy version of this classic role-playing game, and those looking for a nice title to warm their handheld system this holiday season should definitely keep their eyes on this release.
		Final Fantasy XII stars a princess named Ashe, who teams up with Vaan, an urchin, and several other characters to protect their homeland of Ivalice against invaders.
		Final Fantasy XIII is the first installment in the best-selling series of role-playing games from Square Enix to appear on the PlayStation 3.
	www.gamespot.com /gba/rpg/finalfantasyiv/news.html?sid=6140534 (1336 words)

	RPGFan Soundtracks - Final Fantasy IV OSV
		Interestingly, Final Fantasy IV marks Uematsu's early experimentation with the use of thematic elements in his music.
		Quite a few of the compositions are actually simpler melodically than his work for Final Fantasy III: the new town theme is ridiculously short, the main battle theme does not utilize the full advantages of the SFC percussion set, the hurry theme is just plain annoying.
		Final Fantasy IV OST features excellent songs including Samda de Chocobo and Inside the Giant, as well as traditional Final Fantasy songs like the Prelude, Prologue, and the Victory Fanfare.
	www.rpgfan.com /soundtracks/ff4ost/index.html (1000 words)

	AllRPG.com - Final Fantasy IV - Review
		The Japanese release of Final Fantasy 4, often referred to as "Final Fantasy 4 Hard" in North America, marked the first appearence of Final Fantasy on the Super NES.
		Every character in Final Fantasy 4 is an interesing mix of strenghts, weaknesses, and special moves, and they can all be a lot of fun to use.
		Everything on the world map and in all explorable places is arranged in blocks, and most sprties on the map screen are one block in size, but some characters, such as frogs and children, aren't as big as the entire block so they have an appropriately small appearence.
	www.allrpg.com /games/ff4/index.php3?page=review&num=1 (1754 words)

	Amazon.com: Final Fantasy IV Advance: Computer & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		While the more recent Final Fantasy games stick out in peoples mind, those who have been gaming for a long time will, no doubt, praise Final Fantasy IV as being the Final Fantasy that made the series what it is! Originally, it was released as Final Fantasy II in the United States in 1991.
		Final Fantasy IV truly does define what Fantasy is, and it's nice to see that after fifteen years, the game is still a blast.
		Aside from the story, the most memorable thing about Final Fantasy IV were the characters, bringing about some of the most well developed characters that had more than just a name, but a story of their own.
	www.amazon.com /Square-Enix-AGB-BZ4E-Fantasy/dp/B000BI3SIC (3431 words)

	Final Fantasy IV Advance (gba: 2005): Reviews
		From the excellent storyline, to the addicting gameplay, everything in Final Fantasy IV Advance is just as good as it was in the early '90s, despite minor changes and a few lag issues.
		Final Fantasy IV, arguably the breakthrough entry in the influential series, is a perfect fit for the Game Boy Advance and is a must-play experience for fans of role-playing games.
		This was the first FF game I've actually finished (i've gotten to Disc 3 on Final Fantasy 7, but that's it) I personally didn't care for the story all that much, and the characters were good, but not great, yet the many extras in this game, added weapons, levels and monsters made it enjoyable.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/gba/finalfantasy4 (1397 words)

	Amazon.com: Final Fantasy II: Computer & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Final Fantasy II, which was released in Japan in 1988 and in the U.S. in 2003, set the benchmark for the role-playing genre.
		The next Final Fantasy I got after this one was FF7, actually, so I wasn't familiar with ANY of the others that came after this one.
		Final Fantasy 2 was the second FF game to be released in America, but even today it is one of the greatest games I have ever played.
	www.amazon.com /Square-Final-Fantasy-II/dp/B000035Y09 (2524 words)

	Final Fantasy IV Advance Review for Game Boy Advance - Gaming Age (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The actual Final Fantasy II and III were released on the Famicom, or NES, system in Japan only.
		The story of Final Fantasy IV is excellent, with many twists and turns as you play through the game.
		This particular Final Fantasy is one of my favorites, and I plan on playing through it many times over in the future.
	www.gaming-age.com /cgi-bin/reviews/review.pl?sys=gameboyadvance&game=ff4 (804 words)

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		FINAL FANTASY IV The king of Baron has directed his loyal Red Wings armada to steal the sacred crystals from the neighboring nations.
		Final Fantasy IV introduced the Active Time Battle system, a variation on the turn-based combat system of standard RPGs.
		Previously released as Final Fantasy II for the Super NESÂ®, Final Fantasy IV Advance features improved graphics, enhanced music and an expanded storyline.
	www.game.co.uk /ViewProduct.aspx?cat=10443&mid=328213 (422 words)

	Final Fantasy IV/II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Final Fantasy IV/II Final Fantasy IV/II I should first start off by saying that I will mention a little about the differences between normal and easy.
		Final Fantasy IV is one of my most favorite games.
		That's what I don't like about some RPGs like upcoming Final Fantasy games is that everyone is basically same in strength and charactistics (really applies in FFVII, where anyone can have any ability, FFVI has their skills).
	www.geocities.com /TimesSquare/Labyrinth/4642/ff4.html (465 words)

	Final Fantasy Odyssey \| FF IV
		Final Fantasy IV was really released in the US as Final Fantasy II as the Japanese gamers managed to get FFII and III on the Nintendo Famicom (NES in North America) which never made it to North American shores unfortunately.
		Final Fantasy IV starts off with Dark Knight Cecil, Captain of the Red Wings, an elite group of soldiers sent by King Baron of the Kingdom of Baron to capture all the Crystals by any means necessary.
		Final Fantasy IV is an amazing old-school RPG game that’s worth checking out and the graphics and sound are excellent and they hold it’s own even in today’s standards at times.
	www.ffodyssey.com /ff4 (5705 words)

	Final Fantasy IV Advance - GameBoy Advance Review
		This might not hit modern gamers as deeply, but Final Fantasy IV was also significant because it was the first time you would ever see characters die and not come back in a game.
		I’m going to stretch this a little and say that any game that allows a two-hit kill on a final boss (no matter how unlikely, given that the ability seems to work around 33% of the time) is nigh-irredeemably bad.
		The original Final Fantasy IV (and the Playstation remake) had two bugs that a player could exploit to make their lives easier.
	www.netjak.com /review.php/1121 (2469 words)

	Final Fantasy IV
		The only hope to control the menace he was once a part of is to forget the part of him that still holds on to the dark, and to introduce a new light unto the world.
		Of course, in Final Fantasy, things are never as clear as they seem to be at first.
		The plots of those who would destroy the world always reach much deeper then we expect, and the lives of those we have come to care for are never too far from coming to an end.
	www.webspawner.com /users/6suzieq9/finalfantasyiv.html (1556 words)

	IGN: Final Fantasy IV Advance
		Final Fantasy IV Dated in Japan - October 9, 2005
		Final Fantasy IV Set for GBA - September 30, 2005
		This holiday, Nintendo will release what was Final Fantasy II on the SNES.
	gameboy.ign.com /objects/771/771903.html (409 words)

	Final Fantasy IV Fanfics
		(Mazrim) Not so much a fanfic as a look at how the four fiends of Final Fantasy IV might act toward each other "off-screen." It offers novel views of each of the fiends, what their fears, worries, and desires are.
		Final Fantasy IV (Weiila)This is a cute lil' story about Final Fantasy IV.
		It is centered, as is evident by the title, around Rydia and Edge from Final Fantasy IV, and how they eventually grow to fall in love with each other.
	www.rpgclassics.com /fanfics/ffiv.shtml (490 words)

	Amazon.ca: Final Fantasy 2: Computer and Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Final Fantasy IV (called II when it was first released out of Japan for the SNES because we never got the real II and III back then) is yet another wonderful Final Fantasy.
		But still, FF IV Easy Type is a good FF to start out on if you haven't played any other FF's before.
		It has all the qualities that make an FF good: great story, exceptional graphics (for the time it was released), very good character development, wonderful music, and it's easy to play.
	www.amazon.ca /Final-Fantasy-2/dp/B000035Y09 (421 words)

	The Final Fantasy: Final Fantasy IV
		The Red Wings were once a happy military force of the skies, commanded by the peaceful kingdom of Baron.
		Final Fantasy 4 is in, my opinion, the single greatest Final Fantasy game ever.
		A power hungry empire (as most empires are in Final Fantasy games heh) by the name of Baron is on a mad quest to cease the Four Crystals of the Elements: Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water (the same four crystals on FF1, FF2, FF3, FF5, FF Mystic Quest, and maybe even FF9!).
	www.thefinalfantasy.com /games/ff4 (727 words)

	Final Fantasy IV Advance Reviews for the Game Boy Advance (GameTab)
		The GBA version of this classic adventure includes 18 towns and castles, dozens of magical spells and hundreds of monsters, weapons and items to help players on their quests.
		"Final Fantasy IV Advance is one hell of a great pickup for portable gaming fans and is an even better acquisition for old-school players that can't get enough of it.
		"...more than enough to keep Final Fantasy fans wallowing in cheerful nostalgia while holding up to the scrutiny of a new generation of gamers.
	www.gametab.com /gba/final.fantasy.iv.advance/4948 (313 words)

	Final Fantasy IV for WonderSwan Color - MobyGames
		Little does he realize the price the King's actions will pay, and what the true secret of the crystals, and their powers, truly are...
		Final Fantasy IV was originally released on the Super Famicom/Super NES.
		Beside the differences in gameplay and difficulty level (which are very slight) between the original Japanese "Final Fantasy IV" and "Final Fantasy II" (the US port), the names of some of the game's characters were also changed.
	www.mobygames.com /game/wonderswan-color/final-fantasy-iv (376 words)

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