Title : Final Fantasy III PC Game Free Download
System requirements:
Pentium II (or equivalent) 266MHz (500MHz recommended), RAM: 64MB (128MB recommended), DirectX v8.0a or later must be installed
Operating systems: Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP/2003/Vista
Type : Download
Final Fantasy 3 is the third Final Fantasy game, developed by Square Co., Ltd. and released in 1990 for Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The game was recently released for other platforms, such as Nintendo DS (2006, 2007), Wii (2009) and iOS (2011).
The gameplay features elements from the first two Final Fantasy games as well, but brings new features as well. Though it was not featured in the second game, the Experience Points appears again in the third one with a new class system. In the first Final Fantasy game the player had to choose a specific class to put his character in, but in the third version there is no such thing as classes.
The game introduces a Job System, which was one of this game’s main selling points. There are four party members in the game, 23 available jobs and more than 275.000 different party configurations.
The player can pick four Light Warriors who are granted a big power in order to save the world. The characters are joined by other non-playable characters in along the way, but they only offer help on the world map, so they are not able to fight.
In the remake for DS the game features four protagonists with different names and personalities than the ones in the manga series. They have different background stories as well. Luneth is the main character, while Arc is his best friend. On the way they meet Refia and Ingus. Cid and Sara are two supporting characters who help n battles in the DS remake. They can attack monsters and heal.
The NES version features the same graphic system as Final Fantasy I and II, but extends the gameplay with the new Job System. The third game of the series features auto-targeting as well, helping the player when having to battle. The NES version eliminates the games’ text heavy battle presentation (attack, spell names, damage registered, number of hits and other info). The damage is displayed on the enemy sprite after the attack.
The new windows and menus are blue instead of black, as in the first versions. The game also features unique action commands in battle for each character, such as Summon, Throw and Jump.
The third game of the series was very popular and received very good feedback on the internet. No less than 631 users voted the NES version on GameSpot with 8.7 out of 10, which is a very impressive rating for a game released back in 1990. The remake for SNES was rated even better, with 3321 users offering a total average of 9.5, while 11 critics rated the game with 9.4 out of 10, another impressive feedback for this game.
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