Hollycat

Somehow I suspect that you may be overlooking some versions, though I could be wrong.

Final Fantasy I:
NES
Famicom
Wonderswan
Origins (PS1) (or I&II Premium Edition i Japan)
Dawn of Souls (GBA)
20th Anniversary (PSP)

That's just for physical copies of Final Fantasy I saying nothing of the other mobile versions. Final Fantasy II has either and equivalent to -or is packaged with- each of these.

Final Fantasy IV
Super Famicom
Super Famicom Easy Version
SNES (As FFII)
Chronicles
GBA
DS
PSP including After Years (Coming Soon)

I have the feeling I've missed some for this one as well. Final Fantasy V is similar with only a few less releases than IV (no US SNES version).

Now that the "every version" issues is resolved, you probably won't be able to make that much money selling this is a collection for a few reasons.

-Someone who is fan enough to buy probably has it all and you're offering nothing new
-You don't have them with all manuals and boxes (if you do then you're in a good position)


If you sell them individually on eBay you might be able to make back a little more than you bought them for (I had a friend who was really good at gaming eBay this way... buy in bulk -> sell singles -> profit).

I think you might be surprised who non-valuable a lot of this is.

Now if you had boxed and sealed copy of Final Fantasy I (the first NES release, not the NES classics re-release some years later in the NES life cycle alongside Metroid and other similar games) then you'd probably be able to make some cash from a collector.

you got me, I dont have super famicom easy version

My question for you is why?

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