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| Final Fantasy MSX have two disks?
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KdL
msx user
Posts: 59 |  Posted: June 19 2007, 19:35 |
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Patsie
msx freak
Posts: 187 | Posted: June 19 2007, 19:58 |
Perhaps it has a 'userdisk' next to the datadisk. I remember more RPG (like) games having this. The userdisk is usually empty and only used for the user's savegames.
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DemonSeed
msx professional
Posts: 904 | Posted: June 19 2007, 20:10 |
...but with a nice sticker. 
The MSX-version is very cool btw! Unfortunately in Japanese.
I just knew the NES-version and I saw & heard it on the MSX only a while ago. |
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Posts: 2991 | Posted: June 20 2007, 01:23 |
KdL, you were almost there. You wrapped the link in URL tags, but next time please go one step further and use: [url=http://and.then.some.com/]nice description[/url] Thanks in advance! |
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BodyHammeR
msx addict
Posts: 486 | Posted: June 20 2007, 17:31 |
The second disk is indeed the userdisk.
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pitpan
msx master
Posts: 1367 | Posted: June 20 2007, 18:41 |
I've just played the SNES version, almost alike the NES one but with some fancy MODE 7 effects as well as improved GFX in combat screens. A must!
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DemonSeed
msx professional
Posts: 904 | Posted: June 20 2007, 19:34 |
SNES version?
Hmmm... Must have great arrangements of the music as well, then.
Just like the MSX-version.
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Posts: 2991 | Posted: June 20 2007, 20:34 |
pitpan, well that's a surprise man! I never figured you'd like anything other than 8bit 
So judging from what I hear, it's a shame that I've never played the MSX nor the [S]NES version. Maybe I should get downloading then. |
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ZAPPSOFT
msx novice
Posts: 31 | Posted: July 11 2007, 05:59 |
Does anyone have a picture of the box/game/cart/book/disk they can post so I can see it?
Thanks!
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Patsie
msx freak
Posts: 187 | Posted: July 11 2007, 07:35 |
@ZAPPSOFT:
Have you looked at the first post in this thread?!?!
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andwhyisit
msx friend
Posts: 3 | Posted: July 28 2007, 03:23 |
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| I've just played the SNES version, almost alike the NES one but with some fancy MODE 7 effects as well as improved GFX in combat screens. A must!
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SNES VERSION?!?! [edit: no link requests] |
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andwhyisit
msx friend
Posts: 3 | Posted: July 28 2007, 14:56 |
Sorry I didn't know about the no link request thing.
Do you know who made it though.
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BodyHammeR
msx addict
Posts: 486 | Posted: July 28 2007, 16:58 |
Xak ~The Art of Visual Stage~ for Nintendo Super Famicom was developed by Tokai Engineering and distributed by Sunsoft.
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andwhyisit
msx friend
Posts: 3 | Posted: July 29 2007, 00:54 |
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| I've just played the SNES version, almost alike the NES one but with some fancy MODE 7 effects as well as improved GFX in combat screens. A must!
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| Xak ~The Art of Visual Stage~ for Nintendo Super Famicom was developed by Tokai Engineering and distributed by Sunsoft.
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Wait, weren't we talking about a FanPort of the NES/MSX Final Fantasy to SNES?
This doesn't sound like it.
The game as described by pitpan sounds awesome though! |
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