Final Fantasy I Anniversary Edition

This is not a bad game, but I suggest renting before you decide to buy it. Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition is remake of Final Fantasy: Dawn of Souls (GBA), a remake of Final Fantasy (NES), released in 1987.

The plot has received a rewrite, but the story basis is unchanged. Unfortunately, the story has become cliché and is far below today's expec­tations. Graphics have been remade, and they look very nice, but after 20 years, are still 2D – a full 3D remake would be a must-buy. Sound is the biggest improvement, with beautifully arranged pieces – however, they are still limited by the trite melodies expected from the NES. Lastly, an art gallery and a few extra dungeons have been added, but they're nothing to get excited over.

Unless you know what you're getting into, I strongly suggest renting the game to try it out.

This is the first Final Fantasy game of all time. Where to begin…

Okay, first; do not buy unless you are prepared for an OLD game (1987). The graphics are dated, but are as good as it gets for games this old. The level system is a cliche, the story is a cliche, the characters are a cliche. However, this is probably your best shot at getting a classic game like this one.

Also, the 1st half of the game is average. The second half (once you have the airship) is awesome, 5 stars if you don't overplay it.

As far as PSP games go, this one's good. Give it a go.

Go back to where it all began & see why this series was the rescue point for Square Soft, great gameplay plenty to find, lots to explore, you get round on foot, by ship, by airship. Fun music to keep you going, plenty of re-playability just choose a different lot of class to make the game easier or harder depending how you want to go through the game.

Good to be able to play the first final fantasy.