Final Fantasy 3
Few genres of games have had such a dedicated and enthusiastic audience, as that of Role Playing Games, and all this while never having been the most popular or top-selling genre. Released as Final Fantasy III for the SNES in 1994, it is actually the 6th installment of the immensely popular Final Fantasy series produced by Squaresoft. Theoretically one could replay the game several times and have a very different experience. This one was equally as huge as its sequel, and had just as amazing graphics for its time.
The only reason the game is not getting a 10 rating in this department is the fact that while leveling characters is not a problem in the beginning and middle of the game, once a character reaches the higher levels (above 60) it becomes a very time consuming, tedious process to level up the character sometimes taking hours upon hours to raise a character just one level.
Sometimes playing RPG on the computer you may suddenly want to act the way not offered by the plot of the game. The majority of such games owe to simplistic software development kits such as the Japanese RPG Maker series. As far as games for the SNES go, there are only 1 or 2 other games as engrossing as Final Fantasy III.
With more than 200 hours of gameplay here, count on playing for days on days. There are very few games that can be left to sit for years on a shelf and then picked up and played again with the same level of commitment and enjoyment as Final Fantasy III. PlayStation 2 – The PlayStation brand name has been the home of quality RPGs since PS1 first roled out with Suikoden and Final Fantasy games in the mid- 90s.
Role Playing Games
The original PlayStation system was one of the best selling consoles of all time but there are many games for the system that are hard to find. For example, I can tell you from my own experience that once I started the game as a guard (pure RPG adventure) and finished as an emperor (RPG+tactics+strategy). While the Action RPG gamer will find this game very repetitive, the fan of the Turn Based style RPG gamer will love it.
Also an adventure quest RPG can be a MMORPG, which stand for massive multiplayer online role-playing game, which is played online, and you interact with many other people in a virtual world. The graphics are incredible, the characters hilarious and deeply involving, and the story arresting.
The best in the series with the possible exception of Suikoden II, Suikoden III tells the story of a huge cast of characters, all intricately entwined with one another. These were followed by (but did not always lead directly to) games on other platforms, such as Akalabeth (1980) (which gave rise to the well-known Ultima series), and Wizardry.
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