Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls

"Dawn of Souls is still simply too good an opportunity to ignore. Newcomers will enjoy exploring two of the best RPGs on the Game Boy Advance, and veterans will love experiencing the best of their features without the worst of their flaws."

"Though neither one of them are groundbreaking by today's standards, they're still fun, still addictive, and still worth the price of admission -- especially for budding Final Fantasy freaks that never had the chance to play them the first time. Of course, gamers that picked up last year's PSOne compilation Final Fantasy Origins may not have as much of an incentive to snatch Dawn of Souls up, but the added dungeons and slightly better translation is a strong bonus for the already appealing idea of portable Final Fantasy. Either way, it's great stuff and is definitely worth a look."

"Much like Pokemon, exploring the world and powering up your characters is extremely satisfying. Be careful though, Final Fantasy I & II requires large amounts of time and patience."

"I was more than pleased with this title. Not only was it able to suffice my RPG cravings but it also provided me with two great RPGs for the price of one. I quickly found that 60+ hours of gameplay is definitely worth the price."

"Though each game is showing its age a bit, the combined package is still worthwhile for old-school RPG fans and patient neophytes."