Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls (pack) for Game Boy Advance (GBA)

Pros: Two classic RPGs on one cartridge; still fun after all these years

Cons: Games are primitive by today's standards; some exhaustive dungeons

The Bottom Line: RPG fans, these classic titles are for you!

Review: The Final Fantasy series has become legendary among RPG fans, and with good reason -- Square has spent a good deal of time and effort on each title, so the series has enjoyed a long life. Of course, the first installment of Final Fantasy ...

Pros: graphics, adventure characters,

Cons: story

The Bottom Line: I recommend this game to any old-school Final Fantasy fan for it's action and adventure, and great characters.

Review: I would just like everybody to know that I love each and every final fantasy game ever made. They are all great, and they are the games that define the RPG genre. Final Fantasy 1 and 2 takes the classic 8-bit NES games and turns them into glorious 16-bit ...

Pros: Complete games of Final Fantasy 1 and 2, with bonus dungeons and enhanced graphics.

Cons: The games havn't aged well, and the experience just seems dry at times.

The Bottom Line: Recommended to ALL turn-based RPG fans and all Final Fantasy fans, other people may want to skip this one.

Review: I love Final Fantasy games, I just have other games I love just as much so I havn't gotten around to playing the full series yet. I did own Final Fantasy 1 on my beloved NES, so I remember that game well. So, heres the review on a delightful ...

Pros: Final Fantasy II has better balance, the new Final Fantasy II content

Cons: Final Fantasy I is really messed up, too easy, extra dungeons are monotonous

The Bottom Line: What used to be the better game of the two is now a snorefest. The second game while still with its shortcomings is now the only reason to buy it.

Review: Those of you who remember some of my reviews from earlier years, might know that I really d on't like it when a company messes with the dynamics of a proven game or series. This is exactly the problem with Final Fantasy ...