Mrhm... Have you been able to find it? I sure haven't... Gosh darn.
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Mrhm... Have you been able to find it? I sure haven't... Gosh darn.
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What?
I think he might be saying that a guide for ff1 doesn't exist.
The guide came with the game, complete with a map and beastairy on the back of it.
Yeah, the NES version had the awesome guide with the instruction booklet because games were cool enough to give the strategy guide with the game back then.
The PS1 version did have a guide, I believe.
The GBA version had a guide, I have it lying around somewhere around here.
Not sure about the PSP version, if that's what you're referring to. You'd best try this: Video Game Cheats - Video Game Reviews - Video Game Codes - Video Game Web Site - GameFAQs
I don't think the PS1 version came with the guide, I'll check.
The PS1 version's guide is actually the Final Fantasy Origins guide. It's by Brady Games, but I don't know how available it is anymore. If there's anything I've learned the past few months about out of print guides, however, is that you can get them if you try hard enough. I bought my Origins guide when I bought the game, though. So, I don't know if it is out of print, but the Chronicles guide is, so one would assume.
mmm... The guide DOES is exist... I made sure by calling EB games, however every EB games that I call say "Its weird, we ordered the guides the same day the game cam out, but they aren't here." EVERY STORE. Suspicious....
For the PSP version? I already own that guide:DQuote:
Originally Posted by tidus_rox
For the NES version Nintendo Power magazine came out with an issue that was a complete strategy guide for one of their monthly issues.
and i owned it!Quote:
Originally Posted by theundeadhero
You back with us now Martyr? We've missed you.
Anyways, I was thinking of recording a run through the game with my favourite party, intended to teach first time players how to finish it, probably doing voiceover for the whole thing so it's not as boring.
Please do that. I like watching how people play games their way.Quote:
Originally Posted by ReloadPsi
To be fair the reason why the original FF1 came with a guide is because you'd be hard pressed to figure out what the hell all the different spells did and who could/couldn't equip all the different armours and weapons without extensive experimentation.
Also because the translation sucked ass. LIT? FOG2? BANE? What does BANE do?* BAN th fifth lttr of th alphabt?
*I know what BANE does, don't quote me with a smart-ass reply please.
I remember the Nintendo Power guide....I had that when I got the game for the nes when it came out.......the FF Origins guide is a good one, I used it for my last playthrough..
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ncastor/FF.jpg
Yeah, I own all that. I unfortunately was very young when I got it for my birthday (1991, I believe) so I decided I needed a moustache and beard on the Black Belt's face.
And the profile of the Green Ogre in this guide, the picture of the Ogre is upside down. That's funny stuff when you're 5 or 6 years old.
it is the bane of whomever it is cast upon, perhaps.Quote:
Originally Posted by ReloadPsi
Some sixteen years later, and I agree that he needs a moustache and beard.Quote:
so I decided I needed a moustache and beard on the Black Belt's face.
It had all that stuff because the game was published in America by Nintendo, who were willing to pull the necessary stops to try to sell an RPG to Americans in 1990.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeromus_X