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One -- Not everything has to be available on current hardware. Ebay exists.
Two -- Emulators exist, and FF6's SNES version is available on the Nintendo eShop and stuff as well. It's around.
The GBA version is pretty good, but it features a polarizing (technically better, but perhaps with less soul) translation and the music is quite a bit worse. If you don't have access to a SNES, or one of the Wii family of consoles it's the next most desirable version though, as the PS1 version is bad on a multitude of other levels.
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Two -- Emulators exist, and FF6's SNES version is available on the Nintendo eShop and stuff as well. It's around.
The GBA version is pretty good, but it features a polarizing (technically better, but perhaps with less soul) translation and the music is quite a bit worse. If you don't have access to a SNES, or one of the Wii family of consoles it's the next most desirable version though, as the PS1 version is bad on a multitude of other levels.
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Rin and LeonBlade
Well "Tokita and his team" didn't do anything innovative with on screen 2D controls. They're the same controls that any 2D emulator or whatever on iOS/Android is like. It's no fault of anyone from SE, it's the fact that mobile phones DON'T offer a rich gameplay experience. The lack of feedback when using on-screen controls makes it difficult to navigate without getting caught up on things when using the d-pad.
I'd rather just use a physical controller and spare myself the headaches of virtual controls.
I'd rather just use a physical controller and spare myself the headaches of virtual controls.
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buddhafied and Rin
The art on the iOS ports of the 2D games is utter vomit, and I won't deal with it.
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buddhafied and LeonBlade
