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1. Final Fantasy VI Advance

   Reviewer: GameLemon
   26 July 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   One of the greatest RPGs of all time now ported (albeit not perfectly) to a handheld system. Read more

2. Reviewer: Game Informer
   30 June 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   Far more than an antiquated classic, this installment of the vaunted franchise is worth another play because it remains a fantastic RPG from beginning to end. Optional story paths make this more freeform than most titles in the genre. From Gau’s Rages to Sabin’s Blitz attacks, the unique options for each character make battle an active and interesting mechanic, rather than just a time waster between story events. An improved translation, enhanced tech in the graphics ... Read more

3. Reviewer: gamerdad.com
   10 April 2007

   Overall 6

   

    

   at 7. As always, when going younger use your judgment - and remember that there is plenty of reading involved. Read more

4. Final Fantasy VI Advance

   Reviewer: Al Menconi Ministries
   26 March 2007

   Final Fantasy VI Advance is in my opinion the most emotionally charged Final Fantasy. This game appeals to a statistically unusual amount of girls, as well as guys. The game has a good balance of emotion. People playing the game can become deeply attached to the characters, and feel for them. I first played this game when I was quite young, and I found myself actually angry with Kefka, and wanting to comfort Cyan. This game was like a novel that you cannot put down, o... Read more

5. Final Fantasy VI Advance

   Reviewer: G4
   20 March 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   Final Fantasy VI Advance not only set the bar for RPG’s in the 16-bit era, it sets a standard that few games reach in the modern era of gaming. This game won’t win any beauty pageants, but easily makes up with any shortcomings with story and customizations. It’s a shame that more people think of seven when it comes to Final Fantasy instead of six. With new technology leading the way, stories took a simpler step back instead of keeping to keeping to six’s radical roots... Read more