"A great start to a great series...with a few flaws, of course."
I first played the Final Fantasy Legend games while spending
summer vacation with a few of my cousins. Unfortunately, I
lacked a Game Boy at the time. I vowed to own one however, and
as soon after that as I could, I resolved to own the Final
Fantasy Legend games. Back then I didn't know there were three.
In this review, I'll talk about the first game in the series.
Gameplay 9-10. Traditional RPG style turn-based battles are a
part of this game. You buy and equip weapons and spells, find
items, talk to people and defeat monsters. FFL's one big flaw in
this department is its weaponry system. You could only use a
weapon a limited number of times before it would lose its
powers. The magic system was also a bit messed up. Only certain
characters were capable of effective spellcasting, and those are
called Mutants. Unfortunately, Mutants have an annoying habit of
changing one set of abilities for another, usually with
absolutely no warning. You might