The Final Fantasy 6 Pixel Remaster is finally here, and it's arguably the best way to experience this SNES classic that many fans consider to be the best game in the entire series. (Image credit: Square Enix) Final Fantasy 6 Pixel Remaster (PC, iOS, Android) This means you have tons of freedom to experiment with character builds, without feeling locked into any one class, nor without losing progress on the one you've already leveled up. So why Final Fantasy 3 in particular? Simply, it was the best Final Fantasy of the NES era and introduced the now iconic Job system which let you swap your party members' class and ability set on the fly. Some quality-of-life elements help to elevate the experience, too, such as an on-screen map and a completion tracker for treasure chests. If you want a classic experience, then the Final Fantasy 3 Pixel Remaster is the way to go.Īvailable on Steam, iOS, and Android devices, the Pixel Remaster of this classic freshens up the game's visuals, while keeping everything else (mostly) intact.

There was a fully-fledged remake on the DS, but that's really its own beast, with extra narrative elements and 3D graphics. A true Western port hadn't been made available until very recently. While Final Fantasy 3 debuted on the NES, it did so only in Japan. (Image credit: Square Enix) Final Fantasy 3 Pixel Remaster (PC, iOS, Android)

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