No one can be blamed for not recognizing the name considering it’s an Enix property not called Dragon Quest and it never made it to America. Plus, remakes aren’t just opportunities to re-experience the most popular games ever made, but also to give lesser-known titles a new lease on life and perhaps introduce them to new audiences. We could easily fill this list out with nothing but Final Fantasy games, but that wouldn’t make for an interesting read. Terranigma This released before Enix merged with Square, but it still counts (Credit: Enix via YouTube)
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But there’s a lot that a remake could add to the experience, such as full voice acting and maybe additional story content to help flesh out some of the party members that don’t have as much story prevalence. Some might argue that such a remake is unnecessary thanks to the PC and mobile pixel remaster (which hopefully will be ported to consoles at some point). If anything, the best thing to do would be to remake it in the HD-2D style. It’s extremely unlikely that Final Fantasy 6 will ever receive the same remake treatment as Final Fantasy 7 (especially since the Final Fantasy 7 Remake project isn’t finished yet), but going that route would probably lead to Square Enix ditching a lot of gameplay elements to better suit real-time action. From what we can tell, there are some heated debates over which is considered the best Final Fantasy: this one or Final Fantasy 7. Final Fantasy 6 Of all the pre-PlayStation Final Fantasy games, this one is most deserving of a remake (Credit: Square Enix)Īside from Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy 6 is another easy pick given its popularity.
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