The Making of Final Fantasy III | A Complete History and Documentary

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• FI

  @FinalFantasyUnion · 2 years ago · pinned

  If you&apos;d like to support the creation of these long-form documentaries, you can find out more information here: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/ffunion">http://www.patreon.com/ffunion</a>

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• TW

  @twelfthknight · 2 years ago

  That they arrived so quickly on the Job System &nbsp;- which one way or another would define the franchise as a whole - is remarkable. You have AAA games today with years of development and millions sunk into them that don&apos;t have the same level of thought put to into their core mechanics.

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• WO

  @WolfCypher-t2o · 2 years ago

  Please keep this up. Most retrospectives of games from other creators are just elongated reviews. This is a proper history lesson. <br><br>If I may, I would love this format for a FFV. I hear that was when FF finally exploded in Japan, and if true I&apos;m curious of its impact in Japan in the 90s.

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• LU

  @LunarWingCloud · 2 years ago

  Final Fantasy III is far and away fhe most underrated game in the series to me. Barely anyone talks about it, and yet it&apos;s a solid game start to finish and some peak retro RPG goodness

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• GE

  @georgehouliaras7239 · 2 years ago

  The Onion Knight is a real knight for protecting Terra in Dissidia. Also he helped in killing Chaos!

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• TR

  @tronnyx220 · 2 years ago

  My Final Fantasy journey started on 2009-2010 (i almost cant remember now) with a hacked PSP and Final Fantasy III, i swear on my life i&apos;ll finish every main line Final Fantasy someday

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• ED

  @Edowin-jz2sj · 2 years ago

  To this day, this is the only main line FF game that I still haven&apos;t played, though I intend to now that the Pixel Remaster has been released. I was extremely upset and frustrated when the Nintendo DS version released for two main reasons:<br><br><br>1. I have a very difficult time playing any video games on small screens including mobile and handheld due to eye strain. Past handheld games had been playable on full sized TVs through officially released accessories (Gameboy, GBA, PSP), but the DS never offered one.<br><br><br>2. The changes to the game. I loved the 16 bit conversion that had been done for FFI and FFII on the PS1 and GBA as the games were otherwise mostly the same, but it looked like FFIII had been much more drastically changed from the original and I didn&apos;t care for the 3D art style that was used for this or the DS version of FFIV.<br><br>I&apos;m very glad to see that this game finally got something of a faithful release for consoles and I&apos;m looking forward to playing it once I get caught up on my gaming backlog.

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• DO

  @DonCactuar · 2 years ago

  Another wonderful video. Love this series. As someone said in the comments, I highly praise the historical context that is included in these retrospectives.

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• IS

  @isayasbashiri5371 · 2 years ago

  You already started with the best track from FFIII OST

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• MJ

  @mjbuffalo716 · 2 years ago

  Maybe because it was locked away from the English market for so long, but III holds such a huge spot in my heart and still sits somewhere in my top 5 favorites. Easily my favorite game from the DS

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• KL

  @Klein2oo-t7k · 6 months ago

  PLEASE do one of these for Final Fantasy 11 and 12 at some point 🙏

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• DA

  @davidnakayama8671 · 2 years ago

  Fabulous documentary! It&apos;s astounding the level of detail you&apos;ve been able to include here.

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