Final Fantasy II (2)

Throughout the Kingdom of Baron, airships patrol the skies protecting the land. The leader of the airship squadron is a young upstart named Cecil, Captain of the Red Wings. At the outset of the game, Cecil and his crew are commanded to steal a powerful crystal from a neighboring kingdom. After bringing his King the crystal, Cecil questions his orders and is subsequently stripped of his title. In order to get back into the King's good graces, he must hunt and kill a vicious monster and deliver a package to another town. After the package explodes and kills everyone, Cecil and his buddy Kain decide it's time to destroy the King's dark forces.

• Enchanced graphics, improved sound qualtity over original Final Fantasy game released in 1988
• Accessible to beginners and veterans alike
• Includes new cinematic movies, opening theme songs, event scenes
• 1 Player
• Final Fantasy II is one of the great RPG classics for the Super Nintendo (SNES) system.

Final Fantasy (NES)
12/1987 (Japan), 07/1998 (US)

Final Fantasy II (NES)
12/1988 (Japan), 04/2003 (US, FF Origins-PS)

Final Fantasy III (NES)
01/1990 (Japan), never released in the U.S.

Final Fantasy IV (SNES)
01/1991 (Japan), 07/1991 (US-Final Fantasy II)

Final Fantasy V (SNES)
01/1993 (Japan), 11/1999 (US-Final Fantasy Anthology-PS)

Final Fantasy VI (SNES)
04/1994 (Japan), 10/0994 (US-Final Fantasy III)

Final Fantasy VII (PS)
02/1997 (Japan), 10/1997 (US)

Final Fantasy VIII (PS)
02/1999 (Japan), 09/1999 (US)

Final Fantasy IX (PS)
07/2000 (Japan), 11/2000 (US)

Final Fantasy X (PS2)
07/2001 (Japan), 12/2001 (US)

Final Fantasy X-2 (PS2)
03/2003 (Japan), 11/2003 (US)

Final Fantasy XI (PS2)
05/2002 (Japan), 03/2004 (US)

Final Fantasy XII (PS2)
Spring 2005 (Japan), TBA (US)

Final Fantasy Tactics (PS)
06/1997 (Japan), 01/1998 (US)

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (GC)
08/2003 (Japan), 11/2003 (US)

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (GBA)
02/2003 (Japan), 09/2003 (US)

Final Fantasy I & II (GBA)
07/2004 (Japan), 11/2004 (US)