This week the three final pixel fantasy finals were released for various platforms. The original final final game (only Final Fantasy), and Final Fantasy II, and Final Fantasy III, now all available from people in Square Enix Co., Ltd. at a price one time. Just like most square, cellular or other enix games, Final Fantasy I, II, and III have a one-time price, meaning you will buy a game and have all content, without worrying about the purchase of DLC in the future or in the nonsense game.

Below you will see the launch trailer for Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster. This game is very, very similar to the original, now remaster with a graph that matches the display of the device you choose. If you only have played Final Fantasy (or one of the first two sequels) on TV which is very old, they might really look better now than they have seen before.

It is also important to note that these games remaster based on the original title. If you have played remake these games at some point over the past decade, you might find this game a little foreign. They do not include “additional elements” that are in remake, instead appear more like hardcore tributes to original content.

The final fantasy of the match has a price of $ 11.99 USD on the Google Play Store for Android devices. Final Fantasy II has the same price, $ 11.99, and Final Fantasy III game has a price of $ 17.99 USD. This price also applies to Apple App Store for iOS devices. Amazon also has games available for fire devices for the same basic price.

There is also a list of steam for the entire collection of Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster, complete with soundtrack and wallpaper. There you will buy (and pre-purchase) Final Fantasy I-VI, and get the first three access out of the gate. The whole bundle will cost $ 74.82 USD.