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Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 262 Winter 2014 (Cover 3 of 4)
E-Day posted a gallery image in Electronic Gaming Monthly
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Title says it all really. The scans I need right now are: Issue 148 Issue 158 Issue 160 Issue 161 Issue 167-236 Issue 249-285 That's all the ones I need. ^-^ -
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Scanned 600 dpi, resized 300 dpi, constant 2200 pixel height. 600 dpi version available upon request from user Sean697.-
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Hi all, This is totally a long-shot - in the late 90s or early 2000s, there was an issue of EGM that, somewhere inside it, had an image of a Moogle wearing a Phish shirt. It was supposed to be a "stoner-moogle" joke or something; I forget the context. I loved Final Fantasy and Phish, so high-school me cut it out and hung it on my wall, but it's long gone. I've been searching online for this image or pouring through whatever old EGMs I can find, but I just can't find this image anywhere anymore. It was pretty small, like 6 inches maybe, as part of a bigger layout on a page. What are the chances someone knows what I'm talking about, and what issue it was in so I can find it again? Thanks so much! - Nur -
Final Fantasy VI is a JRPG developed and published by Square for the Super Famicom in Japan Released: (JP) April 2, 1994 -
With all the recent re-releases of the Final Fantasy series games SquareEnix has been adding some new options to these games such as skipping random encounters and adding the instant limit breaks. Does anyone else feel like its ruining the pureness of these titles? Or do you think its nice to have more options? I feel like by removing random encounters you are taking away a major part of what made old style RPG/JRPG games great. They were used to increase your level, gil/money, and stats. I feel like by removing them its taking away so much of how the game was meant to be played and in turn ruining the experience of a longer play time and in ways depending on what options you choose making the games just way to easy and short. I am a old school gamer and maybe odd in this way but I liked the grind and I still enjoy the grind when replaying these old games and even some modern games built on this style. What do you think of these changes?
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Release date(s) NA: October 5, 1992 JP: September 10, 1993 EU: October 1993 advertising "mystic quest - final fantasy " version super famicom from famitsu© nintendo
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