Category: ff6

  • Achievements for FFVI: BA Edition

    solidification is a prolific creator of fan-made achievements across different game genres and especially in the world of Final Fantasy mods. You can follow solidification’s set-making journey here.

    Achievements for Final Fantasy VI: BA Edition have been released courtesy of solidification. Click on the box art to access the achievements.

    Writes solidification:

    You ever ask yourself, “Hey, we have a Japanese-only FF4 set for WSC.  Why not something similar for FF6?”  No?  Well, now you don’t have to!

    SPX stands for I have no idea, but it introduces some new bosses and apparently changes up the dialog considerably.  There are some balance tweaks, and overall it’s a harder experience.  Everyone is weaker except Stragus’s Blue magic, which is significantly stronger.

    But it has nothing on BA Edition, or “Balance Adjustments.”  Short of making a pure kaizo game, this is probably the hardest FF6 hack out there.  Almost every boss in the end-game has some gimmick, and, wow, are there hordes of new bosses.  And Mogu’s Dances now function similarly to Final Fantasy V’s !Terrain from Geomancers.

    In both versions, there are no Esper level up bonuses, and a few spells have been modified, removed, or added.  Good luck!

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  • Achievements for FFVI: SPX Version

    solidification is a prolific creator of fan-made achievements across different game genres and especially in the world of Final Fantasy mods. You can follow solidification’s set-making journey here.

    Achievements for Final Fantasy VI: SPX Version have been released courtesy of solidification. Click on the box art to access the achievements.

    Writes solidification:

    You ever ask yourself, “Hey, we have a Japanese-only FF4 set for WSC. Why not something similar for FF6?” No? Well, now you don’t have to!

    SPX stands for I have no idea, but it introduces some new bosses and apparently changes up the dialog considerably. There are some balance tweaks, and overall it’s a harder experience. Everyone is weaker except Stragus’s Blue magic, which is significantly stronger.

    But it has nothing on BA Edition, or “Balance Adjustments.” Short of making a pure kaizo game, this is probably the hardest FF6 hack out there. Almost every boss in the end-game has some gimmick, and, wow, are there hordes of new bosses. And Mogu’s Dances now function similarly to Final Fantasy V’s !Terrain from Geomancers.

    In both versions, there are no Esper level up bonuses, and a few spells have been modified, removed, or added. Good luck!

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  • Delay of Western Localizations on Console

    Classic Final Fantasy Entries Examined

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    Fans of the Final Fantasy series are all too familiar with years of waiting before a series installment finally hits the Western market. But how bad are these delays? We conduct an examination in this post.

    1. Final Fantasy: 3 Years Till NES Release

    2. Final Fantasy II: 14 Years Till PSX Release

    3. Final Fantasy III: 23 Years Till Ouya Release

    4. Final Fantasy IV: 4 Months Till SNES Release

    5. Final Fantasy V: 7 Years Till PSX Release

    6. Final Fantasy VI: 6 Months Till SNES Release

    Delays Ranked from Worst to Least Bad

    Imagine waiting five console generations1 to get your hands on an official localization of Final Fantasy III… on the Ouya. Yikes.

    RankGameDelayPlatform
    1Final Fantasy III23 yearsOuya (3D Remake)
    2Final Fantasy II14 yearsPSX (Origins)
    3Final Fantasy V7 yearsPSX (Anthology)
    4Final Fantasy3 yearsNES
    5Final Fantasy VI6 monthsSNES
    6Final Fantasy IV4 monthsSNES (Easy Type)
    1. Till the eighth console generation: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Wii U. ↩︎

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  • Ultima Derby

    Brought to You by the FFVI: Worlds Collide Community

    The Final Fantasy VI: Worlds Collide community is hosting the latest iteration of the Ultima Derby event.

    The event will be held to the benefit of the Ontario Veterinary College Pet Trust and the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

    The two-day event kicks off at 6pm Eastern on Friday, April 18.

    You can follow the action on Worlds Collide’s official Twitch channel here.

    For more information on Worlds Collide, you can visit their website here or check out their YouTube channel here.

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