Here's a full list of what Square Enix has on sale right now on Android. Like most sales, this one is only for a limited time.
- Final Fantasy. £2.49
- Final Fantasy II £2.49
- Final Fantasy III. £5.49
- Final Fantasy IV £5.49
- Final Fantasy IV: After Years. £5.49
- Final Fantasy V £5.49
- Final Fantasy VI £5.49
- Secret of Mana £2.99
- Chrono Trigger £3.49
- Lara Croft GO. £0.79
- Hitman Go £3.99
- Hitman Sniper £2.29
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Rumitus
19 Dec 158#2
Lara Croft GO is very good. A steal at 79p.
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Ulti
19 Dec 15#1
Nice but it's a shame the Chaos Ring series isn't on there. Don't fancy paying £14.99 for the latest Chaos Ring III although it's probably worth it.
Rumitus
19 Dec 158#2
Lara Croft GO is very good. A steal at 79p.
manngold
19 Dec 15#3
Will these Work with an Amazon Fire 7 (the New one)? Thanks
PurplePerson to manngold
19 Dec 15#5
Well, the Amazon tablets use their own app store so don't use the Play store? Presuming that you haven't loaded the Play store onto your device, have you even looked them up in the Amazon app store to see if they are on sale there as well?
...had to figure out that second one on its own. The URL was a pain... so many commas and full stops! Typical Squeenix though...
westy90
19 Dec 15#7
my bad, tried a search for it didnt find it. Probably because the title was secret of mana
FM_TOWNS75
19 Dec 15#8
Just checked chrono trigger is £3.99 on Apple store
Futureshark
19 Dec 15#9
Is chronotrigger on Android a decent port?
FM_TOWNS75
19 Dec 15#10
Final Fantasy games all pretty cheap on IOS too. 50p more than android versions
malachi
19 Dec 15#11
FF games are still over priced for what they are.
ST3123 to malachi
19 Dec 151#12
Couldn't agree more, no other android game could get away with that kind of pricing, even the half price cost seems dear for an android/mobile games. I like the Final Fantasy series but like most big brands I think it receives way more praise than it actually deserves while better rpgs (yes, they exist) go totally unnoticed.
Aside from that, none of these games are made to be played with a touch screen. I have a 60HZ SNES with Everdrive and run all these classic RPGs and more through that. Still looks wonderful on RGB Scart though admittedly you have to be REALLY into your RPGs to go to that much trouble/expense!
GQ Man
19 Dec 15#13
Yeah whereabouts did you get your Everdrive from looking into getting some for my Pc Engine,Snes,MD.
ST3123
19 Dec 15#14
I got mine (I have Everdrive for SNES, MD and PC Engine) from eBay. Not really sure where else does them. I originally got the SNES Everdrive with the SNES for £80, which I was pleased with as they can normally cost that alone, managed to get the guy down from £100 by buying directly through Paypal, though you do have to be careful doing that.
Likewise, I got my Megadrive and PC Engine ones with the actual console and in both cases saved a lot by doing so. It is a bit of a waiting game though as they aren't that common and often when they do come up they are expensive so you can be waiting quite a while to get a bargain.
Next I'm looking for the NES and the N64 one, with the consoles though the N64 one typically go for £150-£200 with a system, and the NES ones are commonly £100 plus on their own! which is way too much, especially this time of the year.....
Bravura
19 Dec 15#15
Thanks, brought Lara Croft: GO with this!
AngryEnglishman
19 Dec 15#16
I'd recommend looking into SD2SNES for SNES, it's the superior option these days. The firmware is constantly updated to allow more and more compatibility and features. One of the most amazing features is FMV and high quality audio support for SNES games, YouTube 'SNES MSU1' for examples.
In terms of emulation, the xBRZ scaler (available in certain emulators such as snes9x) can produce some absolutely stunning graphical results with SNES games.
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Opening post
- Final Fantasy. £2.49
- Final Fantasy II £2.49
- Final Fantasy III. £5.49
- Final Fantasy IV £5.49
- Final Fantasy IV: After Years. £5.49
- Final Fantasy V £5.49
- Final Fantasy VI £5.49
- Secret of Mana £2.99
- Chrono Trigger £3.49
- Lara Croft GO. £0.79
- Hitman Go £3.99
- Hitman Sniper £2.29
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http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/secret-mana-more-square-rpgs-50-off-sale-2-99-google-play-2354813
Pretty sure their last half price sale also ended about 2 weeks ago and that one included Dragon Quest as well.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=SQUARE+ENIX+Co.,Ltd.
...had to figure out that second one on its own. The URL was a pain... so many commas and full stops! Typical Squeenix though...
Aside from that, none of these games are made to be played with a touch screen. I have a 60HZ SNES with Everdrive and run all these classic RPGs and more through that. Still looks wonderful on RGB Scart though admittedly you have to be REALLY into your RPGs to go to that much trouble/expense!
Likewise, I got my Megadrive and PC Engine ones with the actual console and in both cases saved a lot by doing so. It is a bit of a waiting game though as they aren't that common and often when they do come up they are expensive so you can be waiting quite a while to get a bargain.
Next I'm looking for the NES and the N64 one, with the consoles though the N64 one typically go for £150-£200 with a system, and the NES ones are commonly £100 plus on their own! which is way too much, especially this time of the year.....
In terms of emulation, the xBRZ scaler (available in certain emulators such as snes9x) can produce some absolutely stunning graphical results with SNES games.