Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls is a compilation of the first two games in the Final Fantasy series. It was released in Japan under the title Final Fantasy I • II Advance. Graphically, it is similar to the previously released enhanced remakes of both games for the WonderSwan Color. Final Fantasy is about the journey of the four Warriors of Light as they set off to restore light to the four crystals whose power sustains their world. Final Fantasy II is about three youths fighting against The
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Developers Square Enix Publishers Square Enix (Japan)Nintendo (International) Genre(s) Role-playing game Release dates July 29, 2004/ November 29, 2004/ December 3, 2004 Game modes Single player Ratings ESRB: EveryoneUSK: Free for allACB: G8+PEGI:3+ Platforms Game Boy Advance Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls is a compilation of the first two games in the Final Fantasy series. It was released in Japan under the title Final Fantasy I • II Advance. Graphically, it is similar to the previously released enhanced remakes of both games for the WonderSwan Color. Contents 1 Story 2 Development 2.1 Changes and extras 3 Packaging artwork 4 Screenshots 5 See also Story[] Final Fantasy is about the journey of the four Warriors of Light as they set off to restore light to the four crystals whose power sustains their world. Final Fantasy II is about three youths fighting against The Emperor of Palamecia, who is attempting to take over the world. In the beginning of the game, they are separated from one of their friends, Leon. Development[] Both games were faithful in content to the original NES versions, and the package, while graphically similar to the WonderSwan Color adaptation of the first game, also contains the Bestiary feature, which allows the player to view images and statistics of enemies they have defeated in both games, which was first featured in the PlayStation package. Dawn of Souls lacks the ability to choose between easy and normal difficulty, which was available in Final Fantasy Origins, although not in the original. Many reviewers complained the first game appeared to default to "easy", making the heroes level up much more easily and rendering enemies much easier to defeat, especially in comparison with the NES original. Many items are cheaper, the party begins with more money, and defeating enemies brings greater rewards. Others praised the reduced difficulty level, saying that the original NES title's high difficulty level (especially in comparison to later titles) was the game's primary weakness. Changes and extras[] A number of other changes were introduced to the Game Boy Advance adaptations: The magic system used in the original version of Final Fantasy, where magic capable characters would only be able to cast spells of a particular level a set number of times, was replaced by the now standard points (MP) system used in later games. However, certain spells are still restricted to characters above a certain level or of a certain class. Intelligence plays more of an influence on the effects of offensive magic spells. In the NES version, if a character was ordered to attack a character that was no longer there, the hit would be "ineffective". The WonderSwan Color and Origins edition offered the player the option of maintaining this style of attack or having attacks redirected to a still existent foe. The Game Boy Advance forces this change, meaning that ineffective hits no longer occur. The Thief and Monk classes are more powerful. The Red Mage has been weakened somewhat. A "profile" system. The cartridge would allow for three sets of saved games, including unlockables in the bestiary. To allow for the needs of a portable gaming system, the Save point-based system (where the player could only save in an inn) was scrapped in favor of being able to save at any point in the game. Many monsters have more HP. Once there is a game cleared save data in both games, the player gains access to a complete soundtrack for both games. Final Fantasy also features four extra dungeons not available in any other editions, until the release of the 20th Anniversary Edition. These dungeons are accessible by collecting crystals that appear after defeating certain major opponents. In order of availability, the dungeons are the Earthgift Shrine, Hellfire Chasm, Lifespring Grotto and Whisperwind Cove. Final Fantasy II includes a completely original feature, found in none of the other contemporary remakes; once completed, a bonus dungeon titled Soul of Rebirth would be accessible to the player, featuring a number of characters who had died during the course of the main story as they journey through the afterlife. Packaging artwork[] Japanese box art.North American box art.European box art. Screenshots[] Title screen.Final Fantasy I.Final Fantasy II.Bestiary. See also[] Final Fantasy I∙II Final Fantasy Origins Final FantasyContent Allusions - Concept Art - Translations - Version differences - Wallpapers - Walkthrough GameplayFeatures Characters - Locations - Menu Inventory Armor - Items - Weapons Mechanics Abilities - Commands - Elements - Jobs - Magic - Item magic - Morale - Shops - Stats - Statuses Enemies Bestiary - Enemies - Enemy abilities - Enemy types Other 15 Puzzle - Achievements - Bugs and glitches Media Collections Music albums All Sounds of Final Fantasy I & II - Final Fantasy I & II Original Soundtrack - Pixel Remaster Original Soundtracks Music themes "Main Theme" - "Battle" - "Chaos Shrine" - "Matoya's Cave" - "Mt. Gulg" - "Battle 2" - "Battle 2" - "Battle at the Big Bridge" - "Decisive Battle" Books Final Fantasy I * II * III: Memory of Heroes Final Fantasy IIContent Artwork - Translations - Walkthroughs - Wallpapers - Version differences GameplayFeatures Characters - Locations - Menu Inventory Armor - Items - Weapons Mechanics Commands - Elements - Magic - Rank - Shops - Stats - Statuses Enemies Bestiary - Enemies - Enemy abilities Other Bugs and glitches - Collections MediaMusic albums All Sounds of Final Fantasy I & II - Final Fantasy I & II Original Soundtrack - Pixel Remaster Original Soundtracks Music themes "Battle Theme 1" - "The Rebel Army" - "Main Theme" - "Battle Theme 2" - "Tower of the Magi" - "Finale" Books Final Fantasy II Muma no Meikyū - Final Fantasy II Hihō no Dragon - Final Fantasy II Shōri e no Tabidachi Final Fantasy I * II * III: Memory of Heroes Finest Fantasy for Advance Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls - Final Fantasy IV - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI The Final Fantasy series Achievements - Creatures - Characters - Designers - Items - Locations - Abilities - Jobs - Music - Races Main series Final Fantasy - II - III - IV - V - VI - VII - VIII - IX - X - XI - XII - XIII - XIV - XV - XVI Final Fantasy IV series Final Fantasy IV - The After Years - Interlude Final Fantasy V series Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals Final Fantasy VII series Final Fantasy VII - Before Crisis - Snowboarding - On the Way to a Smile - Hoshi o Meguru Otome - Advent Children - Dirge of Cerberus - Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode - Crisis Core (Reunion) - Last Order - Episode: Denzel - The Kids Are Alright - G-Bike - Picturing the Past - Trace of Two Pasts - The First Soldier - Ever Crisis Final Fantasy VII remake project Remake (Intergrade) - Rebirth Final Fantasy IX series Final Fantasy IX - Animated Series Final Fantasy X series Final Fantasy X - Eternal Calm - X-2 - X-2: Last Mission - X-2.5 ~Eien no Daishō~ - Will Vana'diel Project Final Fantasy XI (R) - Grandmasters Ivalice series Final Fantasy Tactics (The War of the Lions) - Vagrant Story - Tactics Advance - Final Fantasy XII - Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - XII: Revenant Wings - Crystal Defenders - Dive II Hunt: The Adventures of Sorbet - CD: Vanguard Storm - Tactics S - Fortress Fabula Nova CrystallisLightning Saga Final Fantasy XIII - XIII-2 - Lightning Returns Type series Final Fantasy Type-0 - Final Fantasy Agito - Awakening Final Fantasy XV Universe Brotherhood - Platinum Demo - Kingsglaive - Justice Monsters Five - Final Fantasy XV - A King's Tale - A New Empire - King's Knight - Monster of the Deep - Pocket Edition - Episode Carbuncle - Episode Ardyn Prologue - Dawn of the Future - Final Fantasy XV: War for Eos - MMORPG Crystal Chronicles series Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles - Ring of Fates - My Life as a King - Echoes of Time - My Life as a Darklord - The Crystal Bearers Legend series The Final Fantasy Legend - II - III Dimensions series Final Fantasy Dimensions - Final Fantasy Dimensions II Dissidia series Dissidia Final Fantasy - Duodecim Prologus - Dissidia 012 - Dissidia Final Fantasy NT - Opera Omnia Theatrhythm series Theatrhythm Final Fantasy - Curtain Call - All-Star Carnival - Final Bar Line Chocobo series Chocobo Racing - Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon - Chocobo's Dungeon 2 - Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales - Chocobo to Mahou no Ehon: Majo to Shoujo to Go-nin no Yuusha - Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon - Chocobo Stallion - Dice de Chocobo - Chocobo Panic World series World of Final Fantasy - Meli-Melo Brave Exvius series Final Fantasy Brave Exvius - Tap! 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