Final Fantasy Series
Final Fantasy VI
Squaresoft, 1994
The sixth title in the Final Fantasy series and widely considered to be the best title in the series. FF6 was originally released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) and one of the last titles to appear on a Nintendo system for quite some time.
Final Fantasy VII
Squaresoft, 1997
The seventh installment in the Final Fantasy series and considered one of the greatest games in the series, if not one of the greatest games of all time.
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Final Fantasy VIII
Square, 1999
The eighth installment in the Final Fantasy series released on PlayStation and on PC. Featuring a much more realistic setting and the first use of live vocals for the theme music.
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Final Fantasy IX
Squaresoft, 2000
The ninth installment in the Final Fantasy series and the last of the series released on the original PlayStation. Going back to the much more medieval and fantasy-styles of the series, this game is considered a fan favorite.
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Final Fantasy X
Square, 2001
The tenth installment in the Final Fantasy series released for PlayStation 2 and re-released on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. Featuring 3D backgrounds and a full voice cast, Final Fantasy X was the first game to have a direct sequel released as well as several spin offs.
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Final Fantasy X-2
Square, 2003
The first direct sequel to a previous Final Fantasy title, the story follows Yuna and her team through Spira as they resolve political conflicts.
Final Fantasy XI
Square, 2002
The first game in the series developed as a cross-platform Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game.
Final Fantasy XII
Square Enix, 2006
Technically the twelfth title in the series, ignoring many of the spin-offs, this title was the first to integrate seamless battle sequences and a new Gambit and License Board system.
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Final Fantasy XIII
Square Enix, 2009
The thirteenth game of the main series and the first game in the "Fabula Nova Crystallis" collection that spawned two sequels.
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