* Ark, in the video game Final Fantasy IX

* In Final Fantasy VII the city of Midgar and the military base of Junon ( both are built by the Shinra Company ) are examples of arcology.

* In Final Fantasy VIII the city of Esthar and the flying universities of Galbadia and Balamb are arcologies.

* A common two-headed wyvern enemy in Final Fantasy XIII is named Amphisbaena.

* Black Mage, a job in Final Fantasy XI

This usually takes the form of a list of enemies with short descriptions ( e. g. the Metroid Prime and Castlevania games, as well as Dark Cloud and Final Fantasy ) and may even be central to the plot ( Pokemon series ).

* Cyan Garamonde is a named character in Final Fantasy VI.

Daedalus is the name of a boss that protects Giruvegan in the game Final Fantasy XII.

This was the case with the overseas versions of Final Fantasy VII, Metal Gear Solid and Rogue Galaxy, which contained additional features ( such as new difficulty settings for Metal Gear Solid ), resulting in re-released versions of those respective games in Japan ( Final Fantasy VII International, Metal Gear Solid: Integral and Rogue Galaxy: Director's Cut ).

* Enterprise, a ship in the game Final Fantasy III

* Enterprise, an airship in the game Final Fantasy IV

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On the battle screen, the enemy appears on the opposite side of the characters ; each battle uses the familiar Active Time Battle system that was first featured in Final Fantasy IV.

Final Fantasy Chronicles is a compilation of Square's role-playing video games Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger, released for the North American Sony PlayStation on June 29, 2001.

TOSE ported both titles from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System ; each had been previously released as individual Japanese PlayStation ports in 1997 ( Final Fantasy IV ) and 1999 ( Chrono Trigger ).

Several bonus features were added to each game, such as art galleries, bestiaries, and cutscenes — including computer-generated full motion video used at the beginning of Final Fantasy IV and anime scenes used throughout Chrono Trigger.

Final Fantasy IV introduced the Active Time Battle, a system designed by Hiroyuki Ito.

Chrono Trigger uses an updated form of the Active Time Battle introduced in Final Fantasy IV, with additions such as " Techs " that rely on enemy positioning and abilities of characters.

Final Fantasy Chronicles features two previously-released ports by TOSE ; Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger were released separately, and Final Fantasy IV was re-released as a part of Final Fantasy Collection, all published in Japan.

The original Final Fantasy IV was released in North America as Final Fantasy II in 1991, with various " Easytype " modifications.

Final Fantasy IV features computer animated cutscene sequences, while Chrono Trigger features anime-style sequences designed by Akira Toriyama that " help further tell the story of Chrono Trigger.

" Final Fantasy IV was given gameplay features such as a two-player mode, a " Sprint Feature " to " enhance and quicken gameplay ", and the " Memo File " system to " reduce saving time.

A compilation of Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger was in consideration in December 2000, with Final Fantasy Anthologys success a key decision factor.

Jun Iwasaki, president, mentioned an " overwhelming number " of requests to re-release Chrono Trigger, and believed the compilation of it and Final Fantasy IV would " appeal to fans of the original games and introduce a new generation of gamers to some of our classic titles.

Final Fantasy IV Official Soundtrack and Chrono Trigger Original Soundtrack were both released on August 21, 2001.

A new Chrono series game has not been made due to the difficulty of reuniting the splintered Cross development team, some of which continue to work on Final Fantasy XI and Final Fantasy XIV, while others left Square Enix ( then Square ) after the completion of Chrono Cross to form Monolith Soft.

Wedge ( almost always alongside another Red Squadron wingman, Biggs Darklighter ) is a recurring character and a running gag in the Final Fantasy video game series ( for example, Final Fantasy 6, 7, 8, 10, 12 and even games outside of the Final Fantasy Universe ( but made by the same company, Squaresoft ) such as Chrono Trigger and Kingdom Hearts II ).

Chrono Trigger, released in 1995, was already localized by Ted Woolsey, but the Final Fantasy Chronicles version has additional modifications.

GameSpot reviewer Brad Shoemaker gave the game an 8. 5, but cited " muffled sound effects " in Final Fantasy IV, and was displeased with frequent loading in Chrono Trigger.

** Cosmic Trigger I: The Final Secret of the Illuminati ( 1977 )

In thanks, Wilson dedicated his Cosmic Trigger I: The Final Secret of the Illuminati ( 1977 ) to " Ken Campbell and the Science-Fiction Theatre Of Liverpool, England.

The game contains token similarities to other Square role-playing video games, such as Chrono Trigger and the Final Fantasy series, with a story and action-based gameplay derived from the Super Mario Bros. series.

Super Mario RPG contains token similarities to other Square video games, such as Chrono Trigger and the Final Fantasy series, along with a story and gameplay based on the Super Mario Bros. series of platform games.