And Devote Rpg Fans Respect This Release's English Translation As The Best Thus Far.

Rereleases of the snes classic include versions for the original playstation, game boy advance, and the infamous mobile/pc edition. Is the best game ever, if you need more info than you could possibly. I’ve heard the ds remake is the best, but if you want one closer to the original, go with the gba version.

The Sound Restoration Hack Fixes The Game's Audio Issues, And The Color Restoration Patch Restores Its Visuals To Match The Original Sprite.

That being said, what i think most people dislike about the steam version is the sprites look kind of bad, otherwise it's basically the gba version. You're basically playing an emulator running inside another emulator (assuming you are playing on ps3 or vita and not an actual ps1). There are dozens of ffvi rom hacks.

Final Fantasy 6 Does Not Require Familiarization With The Previous Parts Of The Series To Understand The Plot.

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The Gba Version, With No Real Competition.

If you don't mind the graphics of the steam version and are planning to do the end game dungeon, then go for the steam version. Imo, the gba version emulated with a patch that replaces the inferior gba music with the original snes music and text font. I've looked at romhacking.net and believe one of these two is the way to go:

The Psx Version, Because Of Atrocious Load Times, Shouldn't Be Played Unless It's The Only Option.

The gba version has better content. The shield's color depended on the palette of the spell being blocked. Both versions are hard to track down though, once again making this a tricky game to source.