Final Fantasy VI hits Android

Jamie Feltham

January 16, 2014

It was all the way back in October 2013 that we told you Final Fantasy VI would be coming to Android. Now, in 2014, it’s finally here.

The classic JRPG was confirmed for launch by publisher Square Enix. This is a remastered version of the game that originally came to the first PlayStation, though it’s complete with a few little tweaks of its own.

You can find it on the Google Play Store now for some £10.99. That’s pretty much the same price for all other Android entries in the series. Is it reasonable to charge that much for a 20 year old game?

Source: Square Enix

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Jamie Feltham

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