and also those bugs mentioned in the readme to top it off. No bass, no reverb, different instruments were used. Quote from: Chronosplit on March 12, 2016, 12:17:29 AMĪrguably FFVI got hit the worst in the GBA versions by conversion woes. Everything but the compromise patch and the boarder crossing bugfix is pretty much meant to fix up the game's GBA-specific faults. GBA: Just mix and match from what's on RHDN really. SNES: Pick either Ted Woolsey Uncensored or Final Fantasy VI Relocalized Edition, to personal taste.ģ. Play the original III, bugs censors and all.Ģ.
If you're looking for a first time playing, there's three ways to go about it IMHO:ġ. IMO this should've gotten a DS port instead like Chrono Trigger did. The devs possibly saw this as something that they had to live with due to the elaborate effects compared to IV and V.
Not so arguable, FFVI has the worst slowdown of the bunch. They did at least try however, and some even like the opera scene music in GBA a little better. Unlike the past two, VI tends to be loved for it's atmosphere a bit more so this and the color upping for GBA screens are both seen as major problems. Some tracks are known to be borderline unlistenable. Little bass, no reverb, different instruments were used. I was just curious, since I played very little of Final Fantasy VI (just a little bit when it was considered FF3 on the Super NES), was the sound/music really that bad in the GBA port which gave birth to this hack?Īrguably FFVI got hit the worst in the GBA versions by conversion woes.
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