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Final Fantasy V - Nintendo SNES

Publisher:Square Co., Ltd.  ?              No-Intro:Final Fantasy V
Developer:Square Co., Ltd.  ?              GoodName:Final Fantasy V
Year:1992              TOSEC:Final Fantasy V
Category:Role-Playing              MAME:N/A
Game Manual:Download              Game Music:N/A

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In game image of Final Fantasy V on the Nintendo SNES.
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Title screen of Final Fantasy V on the Nintendo SNES.
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Box cover for Final Fantasy V on the Nintendo SNES.
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Box back cover for Final Fantasy V on the Nintendo SNES.
Box Back
Cartridge artwork for Final Fantasy V on the Nintendo SNES.
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Top of cartridge artwork for Final Fantasy V on the Nintendo SNES.
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Arcade Cabinet Marquee for Final Fantasy V.
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The Elemental Crystals...the life source of the planet. With them, gentle winds blow, the seas are active, fire burns bright, and the earth is full of life. All seems well in the world, until the wind suddenly stops, the sea begin to grow stagnant, the heat of fire becomes scarce, and the earth begins to wither. King Tycoon, sensing a premonition of evil, hurries off to check on the Wind Crystal, only to witness it destroy itself.

Meanwhile, a young traveler named Butz is camping in a field when a giant meteor strikes the planet. When he heads out to examine the meteor, he is shocked to find a young girl named Lenna, who is the princess of Tycoon, and a old man named Galuf, who is on a critical mission. Later, joined by Faris, a pirate captain, the foursome must travel the land in search of the destructor of the Crystals, and save the planet at any cost!

Final Fantasy V featured many new gameplay options and tactics, including an improved Job/Ability system (like in Final Fantasy Tactics), the return of the ATB (Active Time Battle) turn system, and all of the classic FF gameplay you've come to know and love!

Final Fantasy V was released as a stand-alone game in Japan, and again in Final Fantasy Collection. Its U.S. debut was as part of Final Fantasy Anthology. It was also later ported to the Gameboy Advance, adding 4 new Jobs, a new 30-floor dungeon, a bestiary, a music player, the ability to quick save anywhere, a few extra pieces of equipment, and a newly update translation.


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