Final Fantasy II: Anniversary Edition

"Of course, the chances of finding a gamer interested in owning Final Fantasy II out of historical curiosity who is simultaneously yet to actually play the game might be more problematic for Square-Enix. Once upon a time this was a tricky title to find outside of Japan, but nowadays, thanks to emulation and fan translation, not to mention re-releases on WonderSwan Color, PlayStation, various mobile phones and the GBA (in the form of Dawn of Souls) the chances are that any interested parties already regretfully own this primitive RPG."

Number two.

"Regardless, Square Enix treated this chapter of its beloved franchise with dignity and respect. Final Fantasy II lacks the groundbreaking features that Final Fantasy III offer for the Nintendo DS, but it satisfies with its top-notch presentation and classic gameplay."

"The updated graphics are pretty, but the chaotic leveling system and aged gameplay don't hold up very well."

"Final Fantasy II is more a relic than a classic – a bit of history overshadowed by better, more effective executions of the Final Fantasy formula."