Final Fantasy (NES)
So, last time on my FF1 run-through, back in 2020, I managed to find a new town, meet Matoya, and find a cave. This one. But we're not going to talk about that part right now. As I mentioned in a previous post, when I finally picked this
Final Fantasy (NES)
So, I have (slowly) been continuing to play through the Final Fantasy games, even though I haven't updated this blog. To be honest, I was planning on abandoning this blog-- why bother with doing all of this writing for something no one is going to read anyway? But
Final Fantasy (NES)
Well gang, we finally did it. We made it to level 6 and actually continued on with the game. So I'd been pretty concentrated on a cave I'd found north on Terror Chameleon Peninsula, but as my wandering range expanded due to that whole being-able-to-survive-more-than-2-battles thing,
Final Fantasy (NES)
Note: Keep in mind I'm not actively looking stuff up about the game, I'm kinda just going in blind with no guides or anything. I don't mind it when my friends give me tips or confirm information for me, but I'm not
Final Fantasy (NES)
SO. I was a dummy and did not set my stream to archive, so I lost my first stream. Had you watched that stream, you would have seen me waste most of my money on armor in the first shop, forgetting that you need to buy your spells, and ALSO
Final Fantasy (NES)
Hello, no one, because I have not kept up with this project or blog. But hey, that's ok, because I'm doing it anyway. All previous posts are still relevant to my experience with Final Fantasy. Whenever we're streaming, it's at http://twitch.
Final Fantasy (NES)
So like I mentioned previously, I want to do a bit of a breakdown of what I know about each game before I play it, so let's dive in to what I already know about the first Final Fantasy game for the NES before I finally start playing
Final Fantasy (NES)
So, as I so clearly stated in my project goals, a big part of what I want to do is play all of the games in their original formats on their original consoles. Now, I have an NES. An NES 2, in fact, which are a bit more reliable than