Mine was Super Mario RPG, followed by Final Fantasy 6 a couple of years later. :kakapo: What was yours?
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Mine was Super Mario RPG, followed by Final Fantasy 6 a couple of years later. :kakapo: What was yours?
final fantasy 2, played on a gameboy
Final Fantasy 7.
Don't judge me!
FFVII - but that didn't make me biased!
Final Fantasy Legend for Game Boy, waaaaaay back in the day before some of you were even born. :p
Final Fantasy Adventure for the GB. Liked it quite a bit!
Not a clue :monster: I would say FF VI or VII depending on the accuracy of my memory.
Threads of Fate!
Final Fantasy VII.
I do remember seeing Mystic Quest for the SNES at the rental store when I was very young, but for some reason I never bothered to pick it up. Other than that I don't remember seeing any Squaresoft games around back then over here.
I actually played both Rad Racer and 3D World Runner before I played the first Final Fantasy. Good times. Especially 3D World Runner.
My first SQUARE ENIX game? Dragon Quest VIII? Or Final Fantasy X...
My first Squaresoft game was Final Fantasy IV back when it was II on the SNES but I never finished it. My first finish was Final Fantasy VII. I played Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross, and Vagrant Story around the same time but never finished any of them. I don't think I've ever played a straight ENIX game.
Mercen-X is the only person who did not fail this thread. I am ashamed of everyone here. None of the games listed were Square Enix games. Tsk!
My first was Sword of Mana for GBA. My first Square game was Final Fantasy.
Ok, smarty pants, does a Square game published under SE count or does it have to be a SE developed game?
mine was ff2 part of dawn of souls, thus SE
I was hoping nobody would catch the Square Enix thing. Mostly because I was too lazy to title the thread "What Was Your First Squaresoft/Square/Square Enix Game."
I just assumed we were talking about both entities since Square Enix most likely holds the rights to all the IP that Squaresoft developed.
My first Enix game was Dragon Warrior, but I played that after FFL.
Yeah I just assumed we meant Square and Enix in all forms.
The first Square game I played was Final Fantasy VII, which was published by Square Enix on the PlayStation Store in 2009! I win!!!
Hmm...then I guess my first would be Dragon Warrior. I was thinking along the lines of Squaresoft because of very old habits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jiro
excuses... rolleyes. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rostum
Final Fantasy VIII, if I remember correctly.
I don't think I ever saw any Enix games over here, at least not to rent (I never bought games when I was younger).
First Square Enix game? Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories
First Square game? Final Fantasy VII
First Enix game? E.V.O.: Search for Eden
final fantasy 5
Either Dragon Quest I or Final Fantasy IV. I honestly have no recollection of which one I played first.
The first one I remember playing particularly well is Final Fantasy VI though. The others I must have played when I was like 8.
Of course, if we're talking post-merger than FFX would be my first "Square Enix" game, but whatever :monster:
Secret of Mana. We poor Europeans didn't get FF until VII.
Rad Racer 2 *I didn't even know what an RPG was at the time :D*
First Square game was Final Fantasy Adventure, which I played on my Gameboy Pocket. My first Enix game was Illusion of Gaia. For some reason, it makes me feel old thinking of all the games I played before they merged, even though I'm only 19, and the Square Enix merge wasn't THAT long ago.
My first Enix game was Dragon Que... er, Warrior, and my first Square game, believe it or not, was Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest.
However, the game that hooked me on RPGs forever was Chrono Trigger.
Well since we're now being technical...
My first Enix Game was E.V.O. Search for Eden
My first Squaresoft game was Secret of Mana
My first Square-Enix game is a toss up between Final Fantasy Origins (which first used the Square-Enix moniker but was made before the merger) or Star Ocean III: Til the End of Time which was developed around the time the merger was finished.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. Good times.