Shrygue
May 17th, 2007, 20:14
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=164135)
There are already more Final Fantasy games on the way to Nintendo platforms that we can keep track of, but just in case the Wii and DS games aren't enough, Square Enix is unleashing Final Fantasy VI for GBA on June 29.
Renamed Final Fantasy VI Advance, this is an extended of the original classic that originally hit Super NES in 1994, with a new location called Soul Shrine you tackle an endless stream of monsters, an unlockable music player and a new dungeon with a secret boss, Kaiser Dragon.
Of course, if you've already made the upgrade to DS you won't need to dig out the dusty old handheld because it'll sit snugly in the GBA port on your DS.
There are already more Final Fantasy games on the way to Nintendo platforms that we can keep track of, but just in case the Wii and DS games aren't enough, Square Enix is unleashing Final Fantasy VI for GBA on June 29.
Renamed Final Fantasy VI Advance, this is an extended of the original classic that originally hit Super NES in 1994, with a new location called Soul Shrine you tackle an endless stream of monsters, an unlockable music player and a new dungeon with a secret boss, Kaiser Dragon.
Of course, if you've already made the upgrade to DS you won't need to dig out the dusty old handheld because it'll sit snugly in the GBA port on your DS.