Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest

Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest
Also known as: Final Fantasy USA Mystic Quest (JP), Mystic Quest Legend (EU) Developer: Square Publishers: Squaresoft (US), Square (JP), Nintendo (EU) Platform: SNES Released in JP: September 10, 1993 Released in US: October 5, 1992 Released in EU: 1993 ROM map RAM map Text table Notes TCRF

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
Name	FF MYSTIC QUEST
Company	Square
Header	None
Bank	LoROM
Interleaved	No
SRAM	8 KiB
Type	Normal + Batt
ROM	512 KiB
Country	USA
Video	NTSC
ROM Speed	200ns (SlowROM)
Revision	1.0
Checksum	Good 0x4CDE
CRC32	6B19A2C6

Sub-pages

ROM map

RAM map

Text table

Notes

• Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest/SRAM map

Utilities

• Mystic Quest Multi Editor, coded by JCE3000GT. This utility edits characters, monsters, items and more.
• SPC Editor, coded by JCE3000GT. This utility allows the user to edit the instrument sample indexes in various games, including Mystic Quest.

Hacks

• Mystic Quest HardType, created by JCE3000GT. So far this beta version allows the player to play the hardtype hack up until you beat the Flamerus Rex and get the first crystal. The hack is designed to keep the story and characters intact while increasing the game's difficulty. There are also some extra things like new music which spice up the game as well.

Translations

• FF:MQ Retranslation - DarknessSavior has started a retranslation of Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest.

Miscellaneous

• You can check the chip version in your SNES by pressing Start and Select at the same time when on the menu screen.

Known Dumps

• Final Fantasy - Mystic Quest (U) (V1.0) [!]
• Final Fantasy - Mystic Quest (U) (V1.1)
• Final Fantasy USA - Mystic Quest (J)
• Mystic Quest Legend (E)
• Mystic Quest Legend (F)
• Mystic Quest Legend (G)

External links

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