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The best way to play Final Fantasy is a tie between the '''Pixel Remaster''' and the '''PSP remake'''. The pixel remaster is a faithful remaster of the original 1987 NES release with quality of life features such as a quick save and load option, option for new and old music, music player and gallery. Most importantly it keeps the original magic system that differs from the rest of the series.
The best way to play Final Fantasy is a tie between the '''Pixel Remaster''' and the '''PSP remake'''. The pixel remaster is a faithful remaster of the original 1987 NES release with quality of life features such as a quick save and load option, option for new and old music, music player and gallery. Most importantly it keeps the original magic system that differs from the rest of the series.

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Final Fantasy

The best way to play Final Fantasy is a tie between the Pixel Remaster and the PSP remake. The pixel remaster is a faithful remaster of the original 1987 NES release with quality of life features such as a quick save and load option, option for new and old music, music player and gallery. Most importantly it keeps the original magic system that differs from the rest of the series.

  Pixel Remaster PSP remake
Cost
$11.99
No longer available through the PSP store
Magic System
Original 1987 version
Modernized Series version
Music
Original and Pixel Remaster soundtracks
PSP/PS1 soundtracks


Multiple Platforms supported
Quick save/load
Multiple Soundtracks
Lots of QoL settings
Requires Gamma correction Mod to restore color issues


Changed Magic system
QoL settings
Extra post-game content