Two of Square's earliest role-playing games share a single Game Boy Advance cartridge here, rebuilt from the WonderSwan Color and PlayStation remakes and then expanded again. The first game keeps its four Warriors of Light and their crystal quest, but swaps the old per-level spell charges for a conventional MP pool, smooths the difficulty, and adds the Soul of Chaos dungeons, a set of optional caverns stocked with bosses borrowed from later entries.
Final Fantasy II was a Japan-only release for years, so for many Western players this 2004 collection was the first official chance to play it. Its unusual growth system raises stats and weapon skills through use rather than experience points, and the GBA version adds Soul of Rebirth, a post-game scenario that follows party members who fall during the main story. A bestiary, a music player and quicksave round out the package.
Tips for Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
In Final Fantasy II, characters only toughen up by taking damage and only gain MP by casting, so let fights run a little longer early on instead of ending them instantly.
Unlock Soul of Rebirth by finishing Final Fantasy II; the Soul of Chaos dungeons in the first game open as you defeat the main Fiends.
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