Frank Fnatnsy Remix

Original game : Final Fantasy

Platform : NES

Author : God Killer

Release date : 16 September 2014

Category : Addendum

Patch version : 2.0

Modifications : G, S, L, T, P

Downloads : 1303

ROM Information

CRC32 5c892f3b
MD5 D111FC7770E12F67474897AAAD834C0C
SHA-1 B0ED4E1573260187E31DA715CED28806EA4A81DA
SHA-256 F81377A42FCC13F916714AACD85C3713C01540D5983A029B60244F206437AF43

Final Fantasy (U) [!].nes

Hack description

A remix of Frank Fnatnsy by Zalbag . Many improvements due to over playing the game. Almost everything has been tweaked.

- 12 Classes
- New weapons and armors
- New magics
- A new zone integrated with the story line with 2 super bosses that bring to shame Warmech and Chaos. Will you be able to steal their legendary treasures?
- Many changes to the original maps
- Fixed some text issues
- Balanced classes and difficulty
- And of course, everything that Zalbag already modified like graphics, storyline, maps, items, etc etc.

Version 2.0 is now up! Many many changes to make the game even better.

Contributions

Contributor	Type of contribution	Description
Zalbag	Original Hacking
God Killer	Hacking

Reviews

A little Ridiculous, But Worth Your Time	magictrufflez	2015-10-25	Version 1.0
I had never played the regular Frank Fnatnsy hack, but from what I can tell from this hack, it was probably pretty good too. The difficulty in this hack is very well balanced (with 1 late-game exception), and the additional material between the original hack and this remix is amazing and adds a lot to FF1. There are things to do EVERYWHERE, and I really liked that the original FF world didn't feel so empty in this hack A few problems I found with the hack were the lack of hints at where to go next and the very late game gauntlet you have to face before the final boss. While a lot of the game does give you some hints at where to go, there are parts of this game I was completely lost, and got stuck for a few days. There is also a final gauntlet of fights before the final battle that I thought was totally unneeded and just made the last leg of this great hack into too much of a slog for my taste. If you're patient, don't like much hand-holding, like FF1, and want some high-quality balanced difficulty, try this hack out, you won't be disappointed.

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