Final Fantasy
(PSP - PAL, RPG)
Complete
$16.36
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Developed by:
TOSE
Published by:
Square Enix
Released On:
19 Apr 2007
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Back in 1987, Hironobu Sakaguchi's Final Fantasy was supposed to be the last game in the Fantasy role-playing game series. However, destiny had other plans for Hironobu Sakaguchi and his creation. After twenty years and more than a dozen of canonical games the Final Fantasy franchise is still going strong and reaping the rewards of the original IP. The original Final Fantasy game has already been re-released many times. The PSP version has been built upon the Game Boy Advance version of the game. It has bonus dungeons from the Gameboy/Wonderswan versions of the game but also features new improved graphics, all in 16:9 with easy to read big texts and better quality of music and general sounds. The CG intro from the PlayStation/Wonderswan version has also been redone in 16:9. There is an entirely new dungeon dubbed "The Labyrinth of Time" which enforces a time limit within which you can explore its dark depths, and also another bonus: an unlockable Yoshitaka Amano Art Gallery which contains beautiful artwork from the artist who has provided the illustrations for many games in the series, and like in the GBA version there is also bestiary and a unlockable BGM music player. Other features do not change the GBA version much, even the the difficulty is the same as in Dawn of Souls.
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
*The War of the Lions* is a tactical role-playing game set in the kingdom of Ivalice, which has been thrown into political turmoil following the death of its king and a disputed regency for his infant heir. Players navigate a brewing civil war between two rival factions led by Duke Larg of the White Lion and Duke Goltanna of the Black Lion. To progress through the story, players must recruit allies, customize their units with various jobs and abilities, and engage in strategic, turn-based battles.
Story
The War of the Lions
Sustained by Lord and Light, the twin-headed lion reigns over the kingdom of Ivalice. A year has passed since the loss of the Fifty Years' War.
The prince, though but two years of age, has ascended the throne, his father having been claimed by sudden malady. Too young to rule, the prince requires a regent, who would be king in all but name.
The queen's brother, Duke Larg, had seemed the obvious choice for the regency. However, fearing the influence such an appointment would give the queen, the Council refused to back him. Instead, they appointed the king's younger cousin, Duke Goltanna, as regent.
The Rival Dukes
Duke Goltanna and Duke Larg were both generals who had distinguished themselves during The Fifty Years' War.
Duke Goltanna counts as ally the greater part of the aristocracy loyal to the Crown. However, the fallen nobility and free knights left in the aftermath of The Fifty Years' War have aligned themselves with Duke Larg.
With Duke Goltanna under the banner of the Black Lion, and Duke Larg under that of the White, the stage is set for what history would one day record as the War of the Lions.
Controls
Directional buttons
Move cursor / Scroll battlefield (while holding the β§ button or viewing a unit's movement range)
Analog stick
Rotate battlefield
β§ button
Confirm / Display Battle Menu for selected unit
β button
Cancel / Display selected unit's movement range
Ξ button
Open Battle Menu
β button
Highlight enemies and allies by color
R button
Change camera angle
L button
Zoom map in/out
SELECT button
Display help
START button
Return cursor to unit
HOME button
Exit game
Enemies & Characters
Ramza Beoulve
The youngest son of the proud and storied House Beoulve and a knight apprentice who takes center stage in this tale. He believes that true justice lies in fighting for others and detests those who sacrifice others for their own ends.
Delita Heiral
Ramza's most trusted childhood friend and fellow knight apprentice at the Royal Military Akademy at Gariland. Born a commoner, he and his sister were taken in by House Beoulve after their parents died.
Alma Beoulve
Ramza's bright and cheerful true younger sister who attends the Eagrose Preparatory Akademy. She spent almost her entire life within a monastery and finds favor with Ramza over her other brothers.
Princess Ovelia Atkascha
The adopted daughter of King Ondoria Atkascha III who was fostered within the quiet sanctuary of Orbonne Monastery. Though believed to be of royal blood, she is actually not of the royal bloodline and was installed by the Council.
Agrias Oaks
A female knight serving in the Lionsguard with an unwavering loyalty to the royal family and a strong sense of moral clarity. She was dispatched to Orbonne Monastery to guard Princess Ovelia.
Mustadio Bunansa
A young man and skilled machinist who works in the mines of Goug, the Clockwork City. Alongside his father, he seeks to restore ancient mechanical relics and has mastered the use of the pistol.
How to Play
Playing the Game
As the game progresses, you will travel throughout the kingdom of Ivalice, visiting various locations and fighting battles.
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World Map: As you move between locations on the world map, you will sometimes face battle or be shown event scenes.
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Party Roster: Choose "Party Roster" from the World Map Menu to organize your party and prepare for battle.
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Battle: Lead your units into battle. A battle is won by meeting the objective shown beforehand.
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In Town: When in town, you can visit taverns, outfitters, warriors' guilds, and poachers' dens.
Starting the Battle
During battle, you can control the main character and the units under his command. Your first task will be to choose which of these units to send into the fray.
When a battle is encountered on the world map, you will be taken to the squad formation screen. The number of units you can place on the field will vary from battle to battle. In some cases, you will be required to form two squads of units.
Squad Formation
Select units from your party and place them on the available tiles. Press the START button when you have finished positioning your troops.
β’
Currently selected unit and key attributes
β’
Maximum number of squad members and remaining positions
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Tile: Units can be placed on the raised tiles.
Squad Formation Screen Controls
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Directional buttons: Move cursor
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START button: Confirm squad
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L button, R button: Cycle through units
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β button: Place, swap, or remove currently selected unit
β’
β² button: Jump to unit on currently selected tile
β’
β button: Display selected unit's status screen
The Art of War
Once you have chosen your squad members, they will move to the battlefield.
Fulfill the objective displayed at the beginning of the battle to claim victory for your squad. If you fail to meet the objective, the main character dies, or all your units are either petrified or KO'd, the game will end and you will be returned to the title screen.
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Objective: Protect Argath
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At Battle's End: When the battle is won, you will be rewarded with money (gil) and items, and all of your units' HP and MP will be restored.
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Bonus Coin: 700 G
The CT Gauge and Actions
A unit's CT (Charge Time) gauge must fill before that unit can act. Turn order is determined by the order in which units' CT gauges reach 100, with an "AT" icon appearing next to the unit who currently has the active turn.
A higher Speed attribute causes a unit's CT gauge to fill at a faster rate, allowing that unit to perform more actions than slower units. Speed affects the number of actions that can be performed within a given time-frame.
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Speed 6: CT100 AT
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Speed 4: CT100 AT
Turn Phases
When a unit's turn comes around, you will be able to control the unit's actions.
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1. Turn Begins: At the beginning of a unit's turn, the Battle Menu and the unit's status panel are displayed. An AT icon is displayed above the unit with the active turn.
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2. Issue Orders: You can select "Move," "Act," or "Wait" from the Battle Menu. During the course of one turn, it is possible to Move once and Act once, in whichever order you choose.
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Move: Move to a different position on the battlefield.
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Act: Attack enemy units or use abilities.
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Wait: End turn without taking any further actions.
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3. Choose Facing: After both moving and acting, or after choosing the Wait command, you will be prompted to decide the unit's facing. A unit's chance to evade attacks depends on the direction from which an attack comes, so always attempt to position your squad members in such a way that the enemy must attack them head-on.
Effect of Actions on CT
The commands you give a unit during its turn will affect its subsequent CT gauge value. Units that take fewer actions will find their turn coming around faster than units that perform all available actions.
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Both Move and Act used: CT drops to 0
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Move, then Wait: CT drops to 20
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Act, then Wait: CT drops to 20
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Wait only: CT drops to 40
The Battlefield
Battlefields are made up of various types of terrain. It is important to take the terrain types into consideration when maneuvering your units in battle.
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Movement range: Selecting a unit and pressing the β button will display that unit's possible range of movement in blue.
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Status panel: Units labeled with "Guest" in the upper left corner will move and act automatically during the battle. "Enemy" denotes hostile units.
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Tile height: The distance above ground level. A number representing depth is also shown for water tiles.
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Bridges and Movement: When a tile exists at the same coordinates both on and under a bridge, the cursor will automatically toggle back and forth between the two when placed at that position.
The Battle Info Menu
Pressing the β button will open a menu that allows you to view information about all units on the battlefield, as well as adjust various game settings.
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Turn List: Selecting "Turn List" from the menu allows
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