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Before Squaresoft made this game, they were an unsuccessful video game company on the verge on bankruptcy. So they decide to borrow a few elements from Dungeons and Dragons and a few more from their own ideas, and they made the game Final Fantasy. Ever since then, most of Squaresoft's profits have been made from games in the Final Fantasy series. | |||
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Revision as of 03:52, 25 October 2005
Final Fantasy I has been extensively hacked.
Utilities
- FF Hackster is a robust tool for editing the Final Fantasy I ROM. It allows you to change various text in the game, re-design the maps, alter enemy stats, change weapon strength/graphics, change armor properties, edit various graphics, change shop's inventory, change item prices, character stats, magic, etc, etc. This is the essential FF1 romhacking utility. It is located here.
- FF Hackster Companion was designed to be a companion program to the official Final Fantasy Hackster. It is located here.
See also: List of Final Fantasy I utilities
Hacks
(Note: include some notable hacks here)
See also: List of Final Fantasy I hacks
Miscellaneous
Before Squaresoft made this game, they were an unsuccessful video game company on the verge on bankruptcy. So they decide to borrow a few elements from Dungeons and Dragons and a few more from their own ideas, and they made the game Final Fantasy. Ever since then, most of Squaresoft's profits have been made from games in the Final Fantasy series.