the best NES JRPG in my opinion, super fun and basically FF5 before FF5 (i gave this one 5 stars compared to the remakes because of how much it did on the NES, but i think the remakes are just as great)
Version Pixel Remaster sur PC, redécouverte après la catastrophique version PC hérité de celle de la DS, la version originale est vraiment agréable et le plot même si éludé, reste très cool !
Final Fantasy III has always been among my favorite entry in the franchise. I played this back when the only way to experience the game was through a fan translation romhack and going through it again for a second time sent me waves of pure nostalgia that I couldn't describe properly. This game is just so cute and adorable to look at, it manages to make me feel happy just by having it in front of me. Peak comfy game to play over the weekend.
My favorite of the Famicom titles. The Pixel Remaster is great, far better than the DS remake.
I played the GBA remakes of the first two games, and I tried to play the DS remake of this one, but the controls gave me a headache. So I played the original, and I enjoyed it somewhat!
For me this was the hardest one in the series so far, and I had to do hours of grinding throughout the game. I had to grind over 10 levels to prepare for the final couple of areas.
Other than that it's a lot better than it's predecessors, especially when it comes to the world. It's huge in comparison, and just a lot more fleshed out and interesting. The dungeon layouts are also just way better. They're a lot more linear, and they rely more on hidden paths for the optional stuff. The random encounters feel less annoying thanks to this. This game is alright!
For me this was the hardest one in the series so far, and I had to do hours of grinding throughout the game. I had to grind over 10 levels to prepare for the final couple of areas.
Other than that it's a lot better than it's predecessors, especially when it comes to the world. It's huge in comparison, and just a lot more fleshed out and interesting. The dungeon layouts are also just way better. They're a lot more linear, and they rely more on hidden paths for the optional stuff. The random encounters feel less annoying thanks to this. This game is alright!
A return to form after the clunky experimentation of the second game. While the story isn't particularly strong, the gameplay is a polished up version of the first two with some new series staples introduced for the first time, namely the job system, as well as special moves like "Jump". Overall a decent if somewhat forgettable entry in the series.