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Message: [QUOTE="miguk, post: 23793, member: 1510"] The PS1 versions had load times not in other versions, mild extras mostly ported to the later versions, graphic improvements only in FF1&2, and none of the better extras (new dungeons, story expansion, jobs/espers, etc) of the GBA/PSP versions. Their one advantage was the FMV, which vary in quality and didn't add much to the games (and unlike with Chrono Trigger, they were not integrated into the gameplay, but tacked on at the start and end). They are dated and not worth wasting time on aside from historical review. WS versions were just low-res versions of the PS1 versions minus the load times and FMVs. Again, dated in light of new versions. Patches exist for most 8/16-bit versions, but aside from the MSU-1s, I didn't feel like going over them, as it's a bit complicated to review everything. That said, there's no way to upgrade the resolution of the GBA versions, which are the lowest res versions of each game (aside from WS). [/QUOTE]

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