wraggster
May 25th, 2014, 19:47
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It turns out that maintaining the balance of light and dark is extremely important for the well being of the world's inhabitants. Who knew, right? Final Fantasy 3 (http://joystiq.com/game/final-fantasy-3)'s world has an impending balance problem of its own, but it's nothing that a group of young orphans can't fix by banding together, inheriting power from talking crystals and buffing their skill set at the expense of a lot of monsters. Steam users can do all of the above (http://store.steampowered.com/app/239120/) starting on May 27, when Square-Enix brings the RPG to PCs for $15.99.
The Steam version will offer trading cards and achievements, with its store page also boasting "upgraded graphics for PC." Though we'll soon have a choice from the mobile, PC or Nintendo DS versions, it took 16 years for Final Fantasy 3 to reach Europe or North America after its 1990 Japanese debut.
http://www.joystiq.com/2014/05/25/talk-to-giant-crystals-this-week-in-final-fantasy-3-on-steam/
It turns out that maintaining the balance of light and dark is extremely important for the well being of the world's inhabitants. Who knew, right? Final Fantasy 3 (http://joystiq.com/game/final-fantasy-3)'s world has an impending balance problem of its own, but it's nothing that a group of young orphans can't fix by banding together, inheriting power from talking crystals and buffing their skill set at the expense of a lot of monsters. Steam users can do all of the above (http://store.steampowered.com/app/239120/) starting on May 27, when Square-Enix brings the RPG to PCs for $15.99.
The Steam version will offer trading cards and achievements, with its store page also boasting "upgraded graphics for PC." Though we'll soon have a choice from the mobile, PC or Nintendo DS versions, it took 16 years for Final Fantasy 3 to reach Europe or North America after its 1990 Japanese debut.
http://www.joystiq.com/2014/05/25/talk-to-giant-crystals-this-week-in-final-fantasy-3-on-steam/