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We the staff of Final Fantasy MUSH have decided that we will only include the mainstream games. By that we mean, any Final Fantasy game in which was originally on a console(NES, SNES, PSX, or PS2) and followed the basic theme.
The list is:
Final Fanyasy 1 - NES
Final Fantasy 2 - NES
Final Fantasy 3 - NES
Final Fanyasy 4 - SNES
Final Fantasy 5 - SNES
Final Fantasy 6 - SNES
Final Fantasy 7 - PSX/PC
Final Fantasy 8 - PSX/PC
Final Fantasy 9 - PSX
Final Fantasy Tactics - PSX
Final Fantasy X - PS2
As more Final Fantasy games are created, we'll do our best to add them in.
A brief explanation to other Final Fantasy games and elements not included:
1. Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest
-Asked about most often, 'Final Fantasy Lite' was an introductory RPG, and while sharing some similar enemies, spells, and the like, the spirit of the series seems not to be there. We've chosen for the moment not to include it.
2. Chrono Trigger
-After being released in Final Fantasy Chronicles, it was comtemplated being added. However, as it isn't a Final Fantasy game in any respect, we've chosen to also leave it at the wayside. If you're interested in playing a CT character, perhaps you should check out Chrono Crisis (ask Stray for more details).
3. Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
-As the movie has almost no ties to any of the games despite heavy leanings towards FFVII, we felt it unecessary to add the characters involved, as it would be exceedingly difficult to integrate any of their culture with them.
5. Final Fantasy: The Anime, and Final Fantasy Unlimited
-The first FF anime was based /extremely/ loosely off of FFV, and FFU seems to pull random elements from a few different games. Again, their situations are highly unique and would require much reworking to fit our theme structure.
6. Final Fantasy Adventure
-The correct name for this game, released on the Game Boy, is Seiken Densetsu 1. Just as Secret of Mana and Legend of Mana are known in North America as such, they are, in Japan, known as Seiken Densetsu games. As FFA was given the name to boost sales and is not meant to be affiliated in anything but name, we have not included it.
7. Final Fantasy Legend 1-3
-The second set of games to be renamed upon North American release, the FFLs are part of the SaGa series, later continued in North America as SaGa Frontier 1 and 2. A subseries between the FFLs and Frontier was the Romancing SaGa trilogy. As SaGas are, naturally, not similiar to the Final Fantasy vein of games, we have elected not to include them.
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