Final Fantasy IV
Square
About
A party-based role-playing game following Cecil, a dark knight of Baron, and his changing allies through a conflict over powerful crystals. It introduced the Final Fantasy series' Active Time Battle system, in which time continues to pass during combat.
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Details
- Release
- Original release · SNES / Super Famicom
- Developer
- Square
- Ported by
- Tose
- Publisher
- Square
- Released
- 1991-07-19 Japan, Super Famicom
1991-11-23 North America, SNES - Platforms
- Super Famicom, SNES, PlayStation, WonderSwan Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Wii, i-mode, EZweb, Yahoo! Keitai, PSP, iOS, Android, Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S
- Variants
- Final Fantasy IV Easy Type
- Type
- edition
- Platforms
- Super Famicom
- Released
- 1991-10-29, Japan, Super Famicom
- Sources
Final Fantasy IV- Type
- port
- Platforms
- PlayStation
- Released
- 1997-03-21, Japan, PlayStation
- 2001-06-28, North America, PlayStation
- 2002-02-27, Europe, PlayStation
- Sources
Final Fantasy IV- Type
- enhanced_port
- Platforms
- WonderSwan Color
- Released
- 2002-03, Japan, WonderSwan Color
- Art changes
- Reworked 2D towns, battle backgrounds and dungeons.
- Sources
Final Fantasy IV Advance- Type
- enhanced_port
- Platforms
- Game Boy Advance
- Released
- 2005-12-12, North America, Game Boy Advance
- 2005-12-15, Japan, Game Boy Advance
- 2006-06-02, Europe, Game Boy Advance
- Art changes
- Further improves the enhanced WonderSwan graphics.
- Sources
Final Fantasy IV- Type
- remake
- Platforms
- Nintendo DS
- iOS
- Android
- Windows
- Released
- 2007-12-20, Japan, Nintendo DS
- 2008-07-22, North America, Nintendo DS
- 2008-09-05, Europe, Nintendo DS
- 2012-12-20, Worldwide, iOS
- 2013-06-04, Worldwide, Android
- 2014-09-17, North America / Europe, Windows
- Art changes
- Matrix Software rebuilt the game with real-time 3D graphics and new cutscenes.
- Sources
Final Fantasy IV- Type
- enhanced_port
- Platforms
- i-mode
- EZweb
- Yahoo! Keitai
- Released
- 2009-10-05, Japan, i-mode
- 2009-12-10, Japan, EZweb
- 2010-01-13, Japan, Yahoo! Keitai
- Art changes
- Enhanced character graphics comparable to The After Years.
- Sources
Final Fantasy IV — Virtual Console- Type
- port
- Platforms
- Wii
- Released
- 2009-08-04, Japan, Wii
- 2010-06-11, PAL, Wii
- Sources
Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection- Type
- collection
- Platforms
- PSP
- Released
- 2011-03-24, Japan, PSP
- 2011-04-19, North America, PSP
- 2011-04-22, Europe, PSP
- Art changes
- Its FFIV component uses updated 2D artwork and widescreen presentation.
- Sources
Final Fantasy IV — Pixel Remaster- Type
- remaster
- Platforms
- Windows
- iOS
- Android
- Nintendo Switch
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox Series X/S
- Released
- 2021-09-08, Worldwide, Windows / iOS / Android
- 2023-04-19, Worldwide, Nintendo Switch / PlayStation 4
- 2024-09-26, Worldwide, Xbox Series X/S
- Art changes
- Redrawn 2D pixel graphics for modern hardware and a modernized interface.
- Sources
- Also known as
- ファイナルファンタジーIV (Japan)
Final Fantasy II (North America) - Credits
- Yoshitaka Amano Character Design
Hiromi Nakada Main Graphic
Ryoko Tanaka Main Graphic
Tetsuya Takahashi Battle Graphic
Masanori Hoshino Battle Graphic
Hironobu Sakaguchi Director
Masafumi Miyamoto Executive Producer - Links
- official · wikipedia · steam
Related
Final Fantasy series 25 games
Similar art styles
Pixel art · Black outlines · Dithered shading
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