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{{INES| title = Final Fantasy
{{Bob
|image = [[Image:Final_Fantasy_Title.png|center]]
| bobscreen = Final_Fantasy_Title.png
| developer = Square
| publishers = {{publisher|Square}} (JP), {{publisher|Nintendo}} (US)
| system = NES
| japan = {{date|1987|December|18}}
| usa = {{date|1990|July|12|nocat=true}}
| tcrf=Final Fantasy
}}
{{INES
|title = Final Fantasy
|image = [[File:Final_Fantasy_Title.png|center]]
|mapperno = 1
|mapperno = 1
|mappername = [[Nintendo MMC1]]
|mappername = Nintendo MMC1
|prgrom = 16 x 16kB
|prgrom = 16 x 16 KiB
|chrrom = 0 x 8kB
|chrrom = 0 x 8 KiB
|mirroring = Horizontal
|mirroring = Vertical
|4screen = No
|4screen = No
|sram = Yes
|sram = Yes
|game = Final Fantasy
|game = Final Fantasy
}}
}}
==Sub-pages==
{{namespaces}}


==Utilities==
==Utilities==
* [http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/163/ FFHackster] - A robust tool created by Disch for editing Final Fantasy. It allows you to edit the game's graphics, text, maps, weapon strengths, armor properties, shop inventories, item prices, enemy stats, character stats and magic, among other useful features. Binaries and source code can be found [http://slickproductions.org/ffhackster.php here].
* [http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/163/ FFHackster] - A robust tool created by Disch for editing Final Fantasy. It allows you to edit the game's graphics, text, maps, weapon strengths, armor properties, shop inventories, item prices, enemy stats, character stats and magic, among other useful features. Binaries and source code can be found (using internet archive) [https://web.archive.org/web/20201124010917/http://slickproductions.org/ffhackster.php here].
* [http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/257/ FFHackster Companion] - A complementary add-on program for FFHackster, available [http://home.earthlink.net/~paul3/ff1.html here].
* [http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/257/ FFHackster Companion] - A complementary add-on program for FFHackster, available (using internet archive) [https://web.archive.org/web/20190212012920/http://home.earthlink.net/~paul3/ff1.html here].
* FFse (Final Fantasy SRAM Editor) - Currently the only known utility for editing Final Fantasy's save data. Binaries and source can be found [http://games.technoplaza.net/ffse/ here].
* FFse (Final Fantasy SRAM Editor) - Currently the only known utility for editing Final Fantasy's save data. Binaries and source can be found [http://games.technoplaza.net/ffse/ here].


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* Final Fantasy (U) [o3]
* Final Fantasy (U) [o3]


==External Links==
==External links==
* [http://home.earthlink.net/~paul3/ff1.html Paul's FF1 Page]
* [http://home.earthlink.net/~paul3/ff1.html Paul's FF1 Page]
* [http://board.acmlm.org/archive/thread.php?id=1199 Acmlm's Board: FF1 Data Thread]
* [http://board.acmlm.org/archive/thread.php?id=1199 Acmlm's Board: FF1 Data Thread]
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* [http://www.nesmaps.com/maps/FinalFantasy/FinalFantasyMaps.html Final Fantasy overworld map] at ''NESMaps''
* [http://www.nesmaps.com/maps/FinalFantasy/FinalFantasyMaps.html Final Fantasy overworld map] at ''NESMaps''


[[Category: Final Fantasy]]
{{Final Fantasy series}}

Latest revision as of 02:42, 5 February 2024

Title Screen

Final Fantasy

Developer: Square
Publishers: Square (JP), Nintendo (US)
Platform: NES
Released in JP: December 18, 1987
Released in US: July 12, 1990

ROMIcon.png ROM map
RAMIcon.png RAM map
TextIcon.png Text table
Cactisprite.png TCRF
Final Fantasy
Mapper No. 1
Mapper Name Nintendo MMC1
PRG-ROM Pages 16 x 16 KiB
CHR-ROM Pages 0 x 8 KiB
Mirroring Vertical
4-Screen Mirroring No
SRAM Enabled Yes


Sub-pages

Read about development information and materials for this game.
ROM map
Read about prototype versions of this game that have been released or dumped.
RAM map
Read about prerelease information and/or media for this game.
Text table

Utilities

  • FFHackster - A robust tool created by Disch for editing Final Fantasy. It allows you to edit the game's graphics, text, maps, weapon strengths, armor properties, shop inventories, item prices, enemy stats, character stats and magic, among other useful features. Binaries and source code can be found (using internet archive) here.
  • FFHackster Companion - A complementary add-on program for FFHackster, available (using internet archive) here.
  • FFse (Final Fantasy SRAM Editor) - Currently the only known utility for editing Final Fantasy's save data. Binaries and source can be found here.

Hacks

  • Dragoon X Omega II - A complete conversion of the game to a new RPG. Unlike Final Fantasy, the setting is based on science fiction, not fantasy. Features completely original graphics, text, levels, and music.
  • Final Facelift - A modification by Goongyae to improve the look of the game.
  • Final Fantasy Epica - A complete hack of Final Fantasy that tells a story taking place a century after the original Final Fantasy.
  • Final Fantasy ++ - A complete overhaul of Final Fantasy. It contains redone maps, graphics, enemies, magic and items. Final Fantasy ++ also contains two new songs and a new character class system.
  • Slider 5.5 - A complete text hack of Final Fantasy that tells the story of a group of inter-dimensional travelers called Sliders whose inter-dimensional traveling device breaks down on a medieval world. To repair it, they will need the power of the four elemental orbs found all over the world.
  • Quadruple Dragons - A whole new epic adventure with inspirations from the Double Dragon series.
  • Kayip Arjantinli / Lost Argentinian - This is a fan hack of Final Fantasy (NES) in Turkish. This game's story is about adventure of four great Captain Tsubasa fans: knighTeen87, Lyzard, oZzIiI and Ralf. A great defender called Yepez created for weak Argentina national soccer team that has only 2 good players: Diaz and Pascual. But series owner Yoichi kidnapped him, because he wants to make Brazil successful again. So our 4 great heroes goes for a great journey to Argentina to just save Yepez!!! It can be downloaded here.

Translations

Information

Miscellaneous

  • Final Fantasy is a common starting point for new hackers.

Known Dumps

  • Final Fantasy (J)
  • Final Fantasy (J) [b1]
  • Final Fantasy (J) [b2]
  • Final Fantasy (J) [b3]
  • Final Fantasy (J) [b4]
  • Final Fantasy (J) [b5]
  • Final Fantasy (J) [hM02]
  • Final Fantasy (J) [hM02] [a1]
  • Final Fantasy (U) [!]
  • Final Fantasy (U) [a1]
  • Final Fantasy (U) [a1] [o1]
  • Final Fantasy (U) [b1]
  • Final Fantasy (U) [o2]
  • Final Fantasy (U) [o3]

External links

v · t · e
The Final Fantasy series
NESFinal Fantasy  • Final Fantasy II  • Final Fantasy III
SNESFinal Fantasy IV  • Final Fantasy V  • Final Fantasy VI  • Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
Game Boy AdvanceFinal Fantasy Tactics Advance • Final Fantasy IV Advance  • Final Fantasy V Advance • Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
PlayStationFinal Fantasy VII  • Final Fantasy IX
PlayStation 2Final Fantasy X
WonderSwanFinal Fantasy • Final Fantasy II
Legend
Game BoyThe Final Fantasy Legend • Final Fantasy Legend II
Spinoffs
Game BoyFinal Fantasy Adventure
SNESFinal Fantasy: Mystic Quest
See Also
SaGa • World of Mana
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