All you need to understand is how unique Final Fantasy VI is among its peers it features a huge ensemble cast, complex themes, and a story that subverts the “plucky heroes save the world” structure. However, you don’t necessarily need to play it to appreciate its impact. Though Final Fantasy VI (initially called Final Fantasy III in North America) is an important part of gaming history, its venerable age means that some of today’s gamers haven’t played it for themselves. Final Fantasy VI was the last entry of the era, and April 2 marks the 25-year anniversary of its original Japanese launch date. No matter how much the combat evolves or how gorgeous the graphics get, a portion of its audience will always have a soft spot for the franchise’s 16-bit glory days. Final Fantasy is one of the longest-running series in the industry, and it has changed considerably over the course of its life.
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