Final Fantasy Origins collects the original 8 bit NES Final Fantasy game, and Final Fantasy 2, both of which are brought to the PS1 as Wonderswan (an obscure handheld Japanese system) remakes of the original games.

These remakes are also not as hard as the originals

But the remake of FF1 is worth the whole package

All in all, I would say that these games are very well-done remakes of some classic NES titles.

Overall: A pretty short game, (about 30 hours) and a good remake of the roots of Final Fantasy.

The remake of Final Fantasy 1 is done very well, with new sound and graphics, and other extras, but the remake of FF2 wasn't so good

just think of it as you are paying for a great remake of ff1,and

Fantastic remake of the original final fantasy

Classic Final Fantasy games, remade and slightly better.

The remake is immaculate.

The remake makes it easier to choose the best equipment for your characters including an optimize option

It was a step in the right direction for the characters, but to be honest, there wasn't much difference between your three as well as

For Final Fantasy the battles are like they used to be, you go, they go, you go again, but it is nowhere near as slow as it use to be

It also have many remarkable locations, and in this section you can clearly see the difference between the old version and the new version, as well as in battles where everything just looks better and more polised, there's also some cool FMV in it.2