Die besten Final Fantasy-Spiele aller Zeiten
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the Final Fantasy Franchise, Das ursprüngliche Spiel wurde am 18. Dezember in Japan veröffentlicht 1987. That’s just one day after Capcom kicked off the Mega Man series, too — a pretty epic one-two punch for Famicom gamers heading into that particular late-’80s weekend, no?
In celebration of 35 years of epic RPG-ing, wurden republishing this reader-ranked list of the best games in the series (available on Nintendo consoles, that is).
Behalten: This list is dynamic and based on the User Ratings of each game in the Nintendo Life game database — as such, it is subject to fluctuation even now. If you haven’t rated your favourite Final Fantasies previously, feel free to scroll through, assign a score, and assert your influence on the order below. Enjoy!
With three decades’ worth of titles to its name, this long-running and celebrated RPG franchise has a title to get Simpsons lawyer Lionel Hutz hot under the collar. The Final Fantasy series has 15 mainline entries to its name (with number XVI in Arbeit, natürlich), plus a bewildering host of spin-offs, Nebengeschichten, sequels, crossovers, Remakes, and more that form one of gaming’s biggest juggernaut franchises. Nö, there’s no ‘finale’ in sight at all with this one.
We asked Nintendo Life readers for their help in rating all the Pokemon Glückliche Zeiten games that have appeared on Nintendo consoles. It’s no small task, that’s for sure, bei 12 of the 15 mainline games currently available to play on Nintendo consoles (In Ordnung, 11-and-a-half; the Pocket Edition of Final Fantasy XV isn’t really the Full Monty and its position in the list below comes as no surprise).
The influx of Switch ports for the later 3D games means that Nintendo gamers can now enjoy the majority of the series, nur mit XIII, MMORPGs XI und XIV, und XV (in its full form) absent from the mainline lineup. We discuss in the list below the various versions of each title — they can be pricey to pick up these days, but who can put a price on this incredible series?
Remember that the order below is updated in real-time according to each game’s corresponding User Rating. Deswegen, Es ist durchaus möglich, das Ranking zu beeinflussen, während Sie dies lesen. Klicken Sie einfach auf den „Stern“.’ Wählen Sie das Spiel aus, das Sie bewerten und punkten möchten.
Es ist Zeit. Brace yourselves for confusing regional numbering in our reader-ranked list of the best (Pokemon Glückliche Zeiten) Final Fantasy games on Nintendo systems…
Herausgeber: Square Enix / Entwickler: Square Enix
Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD ist kein schlechtes Spiel, aber es fühlt sich überflüssig an – man kann sich kaum vorstellen, dass das Publikum hier bedient wird. Obwohl es den Geist des gesamten Spiels gut genug einfängt, Es handelt sich zweifellos um eine minderwertige Version eines Serieneintrags, der von Anfang an nicht der gefeiertste war. Es hat seine Fans, natürlich, Aber eingefleischte Final-Fantasy-Enthusiasten werden sich nicht damit zufrieden geben, diese leichtere Mobilversion als Ersatz für die „richtige“ Version durchzuspielen’ experience, Es gibt kaum einen Grund einzutauchen, wenn Sie bereits gespielt haben the original, Und es gibt bessere Möglichkeiten für neugierige Gelegenheitsspieler, die in den Final Fantasy-Pool eintauchen möchten.
Herausgeber: Quadrat / Entwickler: Quadrat
Windjammer, aber mit Waffen nicht the Final Fantasy II the West received on Super NES. While work on a translation of this Famicom game was apparently started, Square eventually decided to skip it and jump to the 16-bit Final Fantasy IV on the SNES instead (which was labelled as ‘Final Fantasy II’ overseas).
Final Fantasy II - das richtig 8-bit one — was a Japan-only release until 2004 when Nintendo gamers around the world were able to play it as one half of Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls es braucht. That version added a bonus section after you’d completed the game, and remains arguably the best way for Nintendo gamers to play officially, although there are ways and means to play the game elsewhere, zu, including ports on PlayStation and PSP.
Herausgeber: Square Enix / Entwickler: Squaresoft
Where it all began. The name of Square’s original Final Fantasy from 1987 came partly from the team’s belief that this was their last-ditch attempt to make a successful game. They may have hoped for it, but few could have predicted quite how successful the series would become.
Going back, you might not guess so, entweder; by modern standards, this is a very bare-bones vintage RPG. The kernel is there, obwohl, so although new players will definitely need to wash this down with a strong glass of historical context, series fans will find it worth investigating or revisiting. Es ist in verschiedenen Formen erhältlich, und ist einer der Titel auf der NES Classic Mini.
Herausgeber: Square Enix / Entwickler: Square Enix
The remade DS version of this one was the first we’d seen of it in the West — the RPG which came out as Final Fantasy III here was Nummer 6 in Japan. A missing piece of the puzzle for overseas fans for so long, Final Fantasy III is certainly a solid entry, although probably not one that casual players or those curious about the series should begin with. Its a tough cookie difficulty-wise, but this is still very a enjoyable (not-so-Final) Fantasie.
Herausgeber: Square Enix
Final Fantasy VIII tended to divide opinion when it released over two decades ago. Some new ideas hit the spot while others fell flat, and the story is certainly a love-it-or-hate-it affair. The HD presentation and helpful quality of life updates featured in the Remastered version on Switch makes it more attractive than ever but, if you pushed us, we’d say it’s probably the most ‘skippable’ of the mainline Final Fantasy games on Switch. Noch, it’s availability to Nintendo gamers is cause for celebration, and there are those who count this as their series favourite. Different strokes, Leute!
Herausgeber: Square Enix / Entwickler: Square Enix
The remastered Final Fantasy XII: Das Tierkreiszeitalter on Switch is a great version of a great game; the Gambit-focused combat system is still a triumph and although the visuals are showing their age a little these days and the story doesn’t knock it out of the park like some other series entries, this remains a Fine-al Fantasy in unserem Buch.
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