Final Fantasy III 3 Game DS

Description

Square Enix is bringing its third Final Fantasy RPG to the Nintendo DS.

The only FINAL FANTASY that was never localized the third instalment of the original series. Lauded as "legendary" by the Japanese fan base, FINAL FANTASY III has been reborn, incorporating the latest in portable gaming technology. Using the features of the Nintendo DS to their fullest, FINAL FANTASY III features graphics that have been reworked and remodelled in 3D, while maintaining the mythical FINAL FANTASY look and feel. This is the fans` chance to complete the circle. The legend of FINAL FANTASY III is reborn.

Protected by the crystals of light, the once peaceful land has forever been changed by the great tremor. Without warning, the earthquake pulled the crystals into the earth, upsetting the world's fragile balance. It seems as if all hope is lost - but as the Gulgan prophecy foretold, four souls blessed with the light shall once again restore balance to the world.

Near the small village of Ur, fate guides Luneth to a sentient crystal that changes his life forever. As the light of the crystal fades, Luneth embarks on a journey to seek three others who share his destiny to search for the remaining crystals, and fight the battle of light and darkness.

• Minigames: Unlike the main game, the minigames are stylus-control only. Their function, aside from being fun diversions, is to increase the power of Rydia's personal. The minigames can be played in either single-player or wireless (not Online) multiplayer.
• New Game Plus: Allows players to start a new game with certain enhancements, such as rare or secret items and equipment, carried over from a previous completed game. Certain other new features are only available in a New Game Plus, such as hidden bosses on the face of the moon and the summit of Mt. Ordeals.
• Namingway: Because of the voice-acted scenes, he can no longer change character names. After realizing this, he travels the world, changing his name to fit each occupation he takes up. Examples of his name changes include "Mappingway" (charting the maps on the lower screen), "Campingway", and "Weddingway". Following Namingway around the world and engaging in his sidequest yields numerous rewards.
• Fat Chocobo, Bestiary, Video/Music Player: Like Namingway, because of new enhancements (in this case, the item limit being removed), Fat Chocobo can no longer serve his original purpose. Instead, he can be called in order to access the new bestiary and video/music player, as well as the Whyt minigames. Any full motion video that has been viewed in the game's story may be replayed. The music player includes Edward strumming his harp and giving information on the selected track.
• New Translation: The English translation of previous incarnations was replaced with a new one. The new translation, by the same translator responsible for retranslating Final Fantasy VI Advance and the DS version of Chrono Trigger, features a notably different version of the Mysidian legend. Members of the localization staff also appear in the game's hidden Developers Room and refer to a famous line from the original translation.