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Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light – DS Game

Name: Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light - DS Game
SKU: 4804221501463
Price: 64.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.61 (69 reviews)

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Rated 4.61 out of 5 based on 69 customer ratings

(69 customer reviews)

The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light Nintendo DS Game

PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:662248910178
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:DS_FINAL_FANTASY_THE_4_HEROES_OF_LIG

———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.

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Weight	8 lbs
Condition	Used

69 reviews for Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light – DS Game

Rated 4 out of 5

Adam Beskosty – June 2, 2023

A thrilling tale of adventure in a new realm, a break from the traditional Final Fantasy titles in the design, yet it still retains the classic adventure charm of the original NES games. Worth buying if you like a challenge.
Rated 5 out of 5

Amber Vogler – June 2, 2023

I am a FF fan from way back & this game did not disappoint at all. I love the characters & all the game play.
Rated 4 out of 5

Vincent Vazquez – May 29, 2023

So this is the third Final Fantasy game for the DS done by Matrix software. The guys Square hired to create the 3D versions of Final Fantasy III and IV, and who – once upon a time – made the Alundra games on PSOne. They seem to have quite a grasp of what made classic Final Fantasy games work, which is likely why Square let them make this throwback title. Not only did they embrace the classic elements and create a new game to evoke that, but they decided to try a few forward-thinking design elements as well. By all accounts, this should be the Final Fantasy equivalent to the excellent Dragon Quest IX. A new-skool RPG with the heart of a classic, with modern design elements borrowed from western RPGs, like multiplayer, and customizable party members. But as much as it’s heart is in the right place, and for as much as it gets right, it’s just not interesting enough to keep you motivated all the way to the end.So, 4 Heroes actually gets a lot right. Visually, the style here is charming. It’s storybookish – it actually borrows the “rotating drum world” from games like Animal Crossing and Deathspank – and the character models evoke the sprite art of the classic games. The game SOUNDS like a long-lost Final Fantasy game as well; the synthesizer at work is clearly inspired by the NES/SNES. But neither element is that inspired. For as cute as the game looks, it’s merely workmanlike. It works, but there’s nothing here that stands out. The music sounds great, if you’re into chiptunes, b.
Rated 5 out of 5

Pedro – May 29, 2023

Great shop, Item was just like the description!
Rated 5 out of 5

Scott M. Thompson – May 28, 2023

I have played every Final Fantasy ever released – and I still remember anticipating the release of FF 4 (FF 2 U.S.) for the SNES. So, yes – I am an old school RPGer. I like turn-based battle systems, non-linear gameplay, and having to level-up to continue my adventure. I am only about 10 hours in, but so far this game has a great feel to it. It is similar to an old-school Final Fantasy, but there are a lot of welcome additions.The difficulty has been balanced very well. Meaning, a boss fight is NOT a ‘gimme’. You actually do have to carefully blend defense and offense. There are no magic points anymore, but you have ability points (AP), and you have to budget them well in battle – as you only have 5. However, you can play “defense”, or “Boost’, and obtain more AP in battle. I definitely like this system. There is also a new “Crown” system for jobs. You equip your players with a specific Crown, and you can decorate, or “enhance” the Crown with gems (obtained from battle) to learn new abilities – and I LOVE this new feature. Like the NES Final Fantasy games – you have to buy Magic spells. However, there is no shortage of gil, as you are able to sell your gems (if you choose not to use them to enhance your crowns). Another new feature is that you are only limited to a certain number of items per characters. As of now, each of my characters can only carry 15 items – so, you really have to appreciate each item you have and what you carry to a dungeon. There is also.
Rated 5 out of 5

DevenNienow – May 27, 2023

My kid LOOOOOOOOOOOVED this game
Rated 5 out of 5

Stacey castle – May 26, 2023

Came on time and works
Rated 4 out of 5

Mark Jimenez – May 26, 2023

Bought this for my wife, she seems to enjoy it! Product shipped rather quickly brand new! Thanks!
Rated 5 out of 5

Ivan Orozco – May 25, 2023

final fantasy the 4 heroes of light rocks its the greatest video game in the world a true classic the best of the best final fantasy the 4 heroes of light rock square enix is the greatest video game company in the world there true genius the best of the best square-enix rocks all the games that square-enix made are pure classics in my book buy this game if your a huge jrpg fan and a huge nintendo ds fan you wont be sorry
Rated 4 out of 5

Lin Lek Thai – May 23, 2023

I like the game, but It’s also kinda of boring to play.

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Pherixianne
Reviewer

June 13, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Really nice game. It’s not a 4k game but it’s fun. Graphic are so so but it’s cool
Adam Beskosty
Reviewer

June 2, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
A thrilling tale of adventure in a new realm, a break from the traditional Final Fantasy titles in the design, yet it still retains the classic adventure charm of the original NES games. Worth buying if you like a challenge.
Vincent Vazquez
Reviewer

May 29, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
So this is the third Final Fantasy game for the DS done by Matrix software. The guys Square hired to create the 3D versions of Final Fantasy III and IV, and who – once upon a time – made the Alundra games on PSOne. They seem to have quite a grasp of what made classic Final Fantasy games work, which is likely why Square let them make this throwback title. Not only did they embrace the classic elements and create a new game to evoke that, but they decided to try a few forward-thinking design elements as well. By all accounts, this should be the Final Fantasy equivalent to the excellent Dragon Quest IX. A new-skool RPG with the heart of a classic, with modern design elements borrowed from western RPGs, like multiplayer, and customizable party members. But as much as it’s heart is in the right place, and for as much as it gets right, it’s just not interesting enough to keep you motivated all the way to the end.So, 4 Heroes actually gets a lot right. Visually, the style here is charming. It’s storybookish – it actually borrows the “rotating drum world” from games like Animal Crossing and Deathspank – and the character models evoke the sprite art of the classic games. The game SOUNDS like a long-lost Final Fantasy game as well; the synthesizer at work is clearly inspired by the NES/SNES. But neither element is that inspired. For as cute as the game looks, it’s merely workmanlike. It works, but there’s nothing here that stands out. The music sounds great, if you’re into chiptunes, b.
Mark Jimenez
Reviewer

May 26, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Bought this for my wife, she seems to enjoy it! Product shipped rather quickly brand new! Thanks!
Lin Lek Thai
Reviewer

May 23, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
I like the game, but It’s also kinda of boring to play.
Roy Basilisk
Reviewer

May 21, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
This latest DS Final Fantasy title plays much better than one might have inferred from simple previews. While it is not unreasonable to question such gameplay choices as auto-targeting, in practice it works quite well. Better yet, the overall gameplay is generally very challenging, perhaps surprisingly so given the cute art style.What makes the gameplay so solid is that every spell, armor, weapon, and “job” has identifiable impact on battle. Elemental defenses, weapon strength, available abilities (based on equipped “job”, in this game defined by unique types of hats)…all must be properly selected and carefully used in battle or you WILL be losing often. This positive is only slightly compromised by the fact that you may not be properly equipped to survive a boss battle given no foreknowledge of strengths and weaknesses…an issue related to the restrictive inventory system.Given 15 slots to use–including equipped spells–allows little room for cautionary/backup equipment carrying, never mind space to retain valuable new finds while traveling dungeons. However, this system too works better overall than it may sound. No equipment is ever taken for granted in this game as one will eyeball every stat to make sure it will be effective. And there is always a save point right before boss battles, while carrying the readily available “dragon wing” item allows instant transport back to the last town savepoint if appropriate.Speaking of towns, Four Heroes of Light has a char.
JosephLangosh
Reviewer

May 15, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Great game
Richie
Reviewer

May 13, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
A gift to someone.
James Chung
Reviewer

May 12, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
(I will refer to the game as FF4H)*CONS-Very flaws user interface (UI from now on) design. It is functional. But not very intuitive and often frustrating. It’s as if the designer couldn’t decide if the UI should be optimized for stylus or button based usage.-Combining Equipment and Item carrying load. Some people are hating how the item you can carry is limited to 15. I actually don’t mind this considering the balance of the game with the Crown system. I can see that the designers wanted you to constantly change your items and equipments depending on the situation. In this regard, I understand limiting the items you carry. I still would have liked if equipments were separate categories.-Music is uninspiring-Auto targeting during combat. Some tough enemies are very hard to deal with since you can’t specifically assign attacks catering to that enemy if there are more than one. (there is an auto mode and it’s supposed to be very smart. but I haven’t really tired yet. What’s the fun in letting the AI deal with combat?)*PROS-Interesting balance between casual and core JRPG (especially FF fans). There are things SquareEnix made it easy to deal with (ex: action point, not using MP, etc…). But the gameplay and strategy behind the whole game is very deep.-Art style: I know a cartoony look can be a turn off for a lot of people. But considering the platform, I think it’s a very smart choice to maximize the look and feel of the game. I still cant believe how much they p.
*thegame*
Reviewer

May 10, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
This game was fun all the way through! The crown system was a new inovative way of using the job system which made this game unique. I enjoyed the gameplay which is easy to understand and handle.Parents, if you’re looking for a game to give your children this holiday season, then I recommend this for your child!

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69 reviews for Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light – DS Game