You lucky PSP owners, you! We don't know what you've done to deserve a re-tooling of the original and best RPG ever, but oh, the good fortune you have! Final Fantasy is a series that never suffered from the dreaded 'sequel-itis'. No sir, each iteration had something fabulous to offer in terms of gameplay and or storyline, and here's where it all started, albeit in a remastered and slightly re-jigged fashion to bring things up to 2008-style speed.

As you assume the role of the Warriors of ... more >>

You lucky PSP owners, you! We don't know what you've done to deserve a re-tooling of the original and best RPG ever, but oh, the good fortune you have! Final Fantasy is a series that never suffered from the dreaded 'sequel-itis'. No sir, each iteration had something fabulous to offer in terms of gameplay and or storyline, and here's where it all started, albeit in a remastered and slightly re-jigged fashion to bring things up to 2008-style speed.

As you assume the role of the Warriors of Light at the start of the game, you will need to assemble a party of four characters from a total of six available classes. Each character is in possession of a Crystal, and the four are summoned to bring the world back to a harmonious elemental balance. During their voyage, they realise that a troublesome force has created chaos in the structure of time so as to take control of the world, causing the foursome to travel to places they never imagined possible. If you fulfil certain requirements as you progress through the game, your characters will advance to a more powerful class. Keep in mind that a character can only change to the advanced version of his or her starting class.

As you proceed with the game, the 'Soul of Chaos' bonus dungeons will become accessible. They are challenging dungeons that let you test your skills against fearsome foes and treacherous traps. Beyond them lie even more challenges. << less