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== Final Fantasy V (Super Famicom, 1992) == | == ''Final Fantasy V'' (Super Famicom, 1992) == | ||
=== News/Previews === | === News/Previews === | ||
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* https://www.romhacking.net/translations/353/ — Download link for the RPGe patch. | * https://www.romhacking.net/translations/353/ — Download link for the RPGe patch. | ||
== Final Fantasy Collection/Anthology (PlayStation, 1999) == | == ''Final Fantasy Collection/Anthology'' (PlayStation, 1999) == | ||
Updated releases for the PlayStation followed, though no two regions received the same set of games. To these editions were added a new English translation, CG opening and closing movies and a variety of bonus features. These releases represented ''Final Fantasy V'''s first official English localisation. | Updated releases for the PlayStation followed, though no two regions received the same set of games. To these editions were added a new English translation, CG opening and closing movies and a variety of bonus features. These releases represented ''Final Fantasy V'''s first official English localisation. | ||
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* Two and a half years later, the European and Australian release of ''Final Fantasy Anthology'' included only FFIV and V. | * Two and a half years later, the European and Australian release of ''Final Fantasy Anthology'' included only FFIV and V. | ||
== Final Fantasy V Advance (GBA, 2006) == | === Reviews === | ||
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Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 124 November 1999 page 248.jpg|Electronic Gaming Monthly (November 1999) | |||
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== ''Final Fantasy V Advance'' (GBA, 2006) == | |||
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== Pixel Remaster (2021) == | == ''Pixel Remaster'' (2021) == | ||
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Revision as of 15:00, 14 January 2022
Final Fantasy V is a JRPG and the fifth main installment of the Final Fantasy series. Released for the Super Famicom exclusively in Japan in 1992, it was an object of curiosity for Western audiences — who couldn't easily experience it — until an international release (in the form of ports to the PlayStation and GBA) followed some years later.
Final Fantasy V (Super Famicom, 1992)[edit]
News/Previews[edit]
Electronic Gaming Monthly preview (October 1992)
Control preview (November 1992)
Super Play preview (January 1993)
Super Play — popularity in Japan (February 1993)
Electronic Gaming Monthly — letter/response (June 1994)
Reviews[edit]
Famitsu (December 11th 1992)
RPGe Translation Patch (1998)[edit]
- https://www.ign.com/articles/the-untold-drama-and-history-behind-final-fantasy-5s-fan-translation — article by Stephen Wright for IGN
- https://www.romhacking.net/translations/353/ — Download link for the RPGe patch.
Final Fantasy Collection/Anthology (PlayStation, 1999)[edit]
Updated releases for the PlayStation followed, though no two regions received the same set of games. To these editions were added a new English translation, CG opening and closing movies and a variety of bonus features. These releases represented Final Fantasy V's first official English localisation.
- In Japan, Final Fantasy Collection included FFIV, V and VI. All three games were later reissued as separate releases.
- In North America, Final Fantasy Anthology included only FFV and VI.
- Two and a half years later, the European and Australian release of Final Fantasy Anthology included only FFIV and V.
Reviews[edit]
Electronic Gaming Monthly (November 1999)
