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    Default Convince me to play this iteration!

    I intend to actually, I'm working my way through the classic FF games when I have the energy.

    But tell me why I should hurry up with the earlier ones so I can get to the delicious goodness of IV earlier. What makes it awesome?

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    Kain and Cecil.

    Oh that, and it's my childhood memories. 1991 I was six years old playing this game.

    I'm getting old.

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    I'm actually looking forward to playing this game (currently playing FFIX, so it has to wait) because I'm sure I remember enjoying the little I did play of it back in 2000/2001.
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    It's actually a really compelling and great game. It's one of the best out there. In the top five, I'd say.

    I need to get the collection of games again, soon. I'm missing a few.

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    FFIV is the only one I don't own out of the main series. I'm hoping it'll be a slightly lower price on PSN when I get around to buying it. >_>;
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    How much is FFIV Complete Collection on PSN now? It's definitely 100% more worth it than any other version that exists. Now really is a good time to be playing FFIV.

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    Historically, it's the first character driven FF game with a pretty fun cast of characters, it introduced ATB, was possibly the last legitimately difficult FF (depending on which version you've played) and has a pretty good plot and soundtrack.

    For Playstation era gamers, FFIV is probably tied with FFVI in terms of influencing the creation of VII: FFIV plot spoilersA conflicted soldier works for the evil global power as it spreads it influence, questions their intentions and finally decided to rebel against them after the burning of a village, meteor is a plot element as it's the most powerful Black Magic spell that someone wishes to obtain to seek revenge, and their is an omnicidal alien manipulating everything from the shadows.

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    It is certainly one that I'd like to own, but I don't have any of the consoles or handhelds that it can be played on. I'm starting to get tempted to buy a DS, for all of the exclusive FF and KH games that are available. It's becoming almost worth it.

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    The Nintendo DS version of Final Fantasy IV offers a less dated gameplay experience. Final Fantasy IV: Complete Collection on the PSP includes the original game and its sequel along with a small intermission to bridge the gap between the two games.
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    Even without considering the NES to SNES transition, FFIV was a big leap in the series with a deep story, heavy character development, the ATB system, an awesome soundtrack, and bosses that require a variety of different strategies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evastio View Post
    Even without considering the NES to SNES transition, FFIV was a big leap in the series with a deep story, heavy character development, the ATB system, an awesome soundtrack, and bosses that require a variety of different strategies.
    Now I'm convinced

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