The graphics and the soundtrack were incredible, for it's time

But anyway, getting back to FFIII, what I love about this game is not only the flawless, incredibly massive storyline, the loveable, great characters, the wonderful musical score, the interesting world map design (something I pay attention to in each FF game, just for grins), and the good graphics (I don't care if others don't like the graphics

The graphics are awesome especially for the SNES system and the different varietes of magic, monsters, and attacks will not discourage one from going into battle

compared to final fantasy 2 these graphics are superior

The graphics are also great, 3-dimensional.

Who could forget the hilarious, synth-dripping Techno de Chocobo, the Opera House's Aria de Mezzo Caraterre (horrible singing and all), the 17-minute, tension-laden dramatics of Dancing Mad, the music for the final face-off with Kefka and his pillar of cronies, or (my personal favourite) the music that accompanies the grand finale, which blends each character's theme into one seamless, beautiful piece?The only area in which the game warrants dissent is the graphics

these graphics are superior

But anyway, getting back to FFIII, what I love about this game is not only the flawless, incredibly massive storyline, the loveable, great characters, the wonderful musical score, the interesting world map design (something I pay attention to in each FF game, just for grins), and the good graphics (I don't care if others don't like the graphics

the graphics aren't so good , but hey,their super nintendo

A good story, great graphics for it's time, and a depth (puzzle and exploration-wise) that will keep you playing long after you beat it the first time, this game is a fun and thought-provoking way to spend a week or two

The plot is rich and exciting, full of vivid characters (they had to be back then because the graphics weren't all that great).

Lots of hidden secrets to uncover, unique storyline tied to each character, easy-to-understand mechanics, high replay value, beautiful graphics, and a solid soundtrack make this a must-have for your gaming library.

But the other aspects of the game, as detailed in the rant above, more than make up for the inadequate graphics

Not to say that the graphics aren't beautiful; released in 1994, the backgrounds, battle engine, and overworld effects are gorgeous, considering it's birthdate.

Its still every bit as good as in 1995

As much as I respect and enjoy Final Fantasy 7, I gravitate towards the first camp because that's the style that I grew up on