Final Fantasy III Review

I remember Christmas morning staying in my room and playing this game all morning until it was time to eat the big dinner.I just could not put this game down.It had a fairly cinematic opening with Terra, Wedge, and Vicks (an error in translation, he was supposed to be Biggs) traveling to Narshe to capture an Esper.This is still my favorite of all the Final Fantasies, and is one of my favorite games of all time, in any genre.
For the first time since the first game, there is no singular main character.The cast of characters changes throughout the game and even at the end when you can use any character, there is still no main character (most other Final Fantasies had followed one character, Cecil, Cloud, Squall, Tidus, etc).The leads are usually considered to be Terra and Locke, but several other characters can step up to that position: Edgar, Celes, Cyan.
This game has an incredible depth to the story.Like most games, it starts simply and escalates from there.The beginning is Locke, haunted by his past, rescuing Terra from the soldiers of the Empire.Locke is a member of the resistance, The Returners.As the game progresses, it gets bigger, as different cities and characters get involved.The main villain, Kefka starts out only trying to capture Espers and Magicite for the Empire as well as reclaiming Terra.We get to a point and the game branches in three.Three characters get their own segments to return to Narshe and this introduces us to more characters and more of the world and it opens up the story even more.Kefka, Emperor Gestahl and the Empire affects more lives than at first glance.
The story for this game broadens significantly, and as a whole this is the best Final Fantasy game of the series.I know that many people who first started with FFVII think that game is the best, and I do love that game as well, but this is where my heart lies.

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Product Description:
From the ManufacturerThe first Final Fantasy game was released for the original NES in 1990, and Final Fantasy III stormed onto the Super NES scene in 1994. One of the most engrossing RPGs of its era, Final Fantasy III stands up well to the test of time and still intrigues RPG fans to this day.Known for its intriguing storylines, the Final Fantasy series has always been filled with imaginative plots and twisting storylines. In Final Fantasy III, magical beings called The Espers return from centuries past to destroy the rational and mechanized new world. An amazing adventure unfolds from there, filled with challenging battles and perplexing puzzles.Features: Epic storylines combined with an intuitive control system will appeal to all fans of the genre. Countless weapons, magic spells, and special skills allow for a variety of strategies and attacks. Various side quests and hidden endings increase the replay value of the games. The unique "Esper" magic system allows characters to cast over ninety different magic spells. A variety of optional "mini quests" add to the game's replay value.

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