How will I be able to play this game again?

[Peter_20]

Alright, this is a plain luxury problem, and I should almost be ashamed of thinking it's an actual problem at all.
However, the thing is this:
I always played FF5 on my mother's computer before, but now I've moved to an own apartment, and I can't use the Internet (you know, for emulator downloading and that stuff) on the computer I've got there, nor can I afford it right now.
The only solution would be visiting mother and play there, but I want to enjoy a game to the fullest until I've completed it, and I don't want to spend days at her house just to play the game, because it feels pretty rude.

So, what should I do?
Is there any other way to enjoy this game?
And also, I'm not interested in some Japanese-talking version, because I suck at Japanese. XD

[Flying Mullet]

Why can't you burn the files onto a CD/DVD and copy them to your new computer?

[Peter_20]

Why can't you burn the files onto a CD/DVD and copy them to your new computer?I didn't think about that. XD
Although there's still one more problem: I'm not sure if my computer will be able to handle SNES emulators; you know, it's from 2002, pretty old and slow and... stuff. :rolleyes2

[Crossblades]

If you have a PS2 just get Anthology. Yes, the loading times does suck, but hey, a game is a game:)

[Flying Mullet]

Your computer will run the emulator just fine. Most, if not all, SNES emulators will run on a Pentium I.

[rubah]

Why can't you burn the files onto a CD/DVD and copy them to your new computer?I didn't think about that. XD
Although there's still one more problem: I'm not sure if my computer will be able to handle SNES emulators; you know, it's from 2002, pretty old and slow and... stuff. :rolleyes2
that's ridiculous. I was emulating ff5 on my 2001 computer back in 2001 just fine, and now in 2006 it's still fine.

[eestlinc]

yea, SNES emulators are not very system-heavy programs.

[Captain Maxx Power]

I was SNESulating (my term, feel free to use it) waaay back in 2000. Heck, some SNESulators (again my term) used to be DOS exclusive. Just goes to show you how far back the ol' emulating scene goes ;)

[Peter_20]

SNESulatorsBest term ever! :D

[Flying Mullet]

I also had my first emulators years ago, in the late 90s. I'm sure that your computer can handle it.

[Peter_20]

I also had my first emulators years ago, in the late 90s. I'm sure that your computer can handle it.Actually, I realized just now that I do have an old SNES emulator with FF4 on this old computer; however, I thought that emulator felt pretty "stiff", it was more like playing on a supered up NES. :eek:
It didn't feel very "soft", if you know what I mean.

[Hayabusa]

Use ZSNES - I alwas found Snes 9X to be slow and choppy hope that helps- but dude, seriously, If you have a playstation, which you SHOULD if you want to play 7-12 etc...13? - Just by the Final Fantasy Anthologies, most places it's $20 - Well worth it for FF5 and FF6 - they're here in America now, so lets buy them. I think 5 and 6 will also be for GBA, but I'm not sure about that.

[Peter_20]

Use ZSNES - I alwas found Snes 9X to be slow and choppy hope that helps- but dude, seriously, If you have a playstation, which you SHOULD if you want to play 7-12 etc...13? - Just by the Final Fantasy Anthologies, most places it's $20 - Well worth it for FF5 and FF6 - they're here in America now, so lets buy them. I think 5 and 6 will also be for GBA, but I'm not sure about that.Well, I already have the FF: Anthologies, and I found the loading times to push my personal score from 10/10 to about 4/10. :rolleyes2

...seriously.
I don't wanna wait for 4 seconds just to check the menu screen, it's ridiculous.

[BustaMo]

If you have a PS2 just get Anthology. Yes, the loading times does suck, but hey, a game is a game:)
He's got the best solution right there if you happen to ahve a PS1 or PS2. I bought FF Anthology and that's how I played through Final Fantasy V. Great game and I hope you get to complete it and enjoy the ending. ^_^

[Peter_20]

If you have a PS2 just get Anthology. Yes, the loading times does suck, but hey, a game is a game:)
He's got the best solution right there if you happen to ahve a PS1 or PS2. I bought FF Anthology and that's how I played through Final Fantasy V. Great game and I hope you get to complete it and enjoy the ending. ^_^I guess you have a point with this FF: Anothology stuff, although I still think it's frustrating with all the damn loading times. :(

But hey, I'll just try it once more, perhaps I will manage; after all, I did play through Final Fantasy 8. :D

[Flying Mullet]

I think 5 and 6 will also be for GBA, but I'm not sure about that.
Yes, Final Fantasy V and VI Advance we be released later this year on GBA.

[Peter_20]

I think 5 and 6 will also be for GBA, but I'm not sure about that.
Yes, Final Fantasy V and VI Advance we be released later this year on GBA.WHAT?! :eek:

Are there any loading times on that version, then?
Are there any changes?

[Hayabusa]

Catridges normally load faster than discs - and DoS for GBA didn't really have "loading Times" at all so I'd assume it would be like that.

[Crossblades]

Are there any loading times on that version, then?
Are there any changes?

Can't have loading times on cartridges:p

FF V will have new jobs and FF VI will have new dungeons

[Peter_20]

This Game Boy Advance stuff was great to hear of, although it doesn't really matter right now: my mother and her boyfriend are gonna have vacation for one week, coming back at midsummer, so they asked me if I'd like to stay here and "guard the house" or something; I just went "um, yeah, of course, alright", so now I'm able to play FF5 every single evening without feeling bad from "visiting her for the sole sake of playing", because she won't even be here! :p