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OneKartVita on 09 December 2015
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BasilZero said:
OneKartVita said:

The definitive way to play final fantasy has been to own whatever console it's been coming out on first.  So recently that would be ps4/ps3/psp/ps2/ps1.

 

Either way there's nothing definite about consistently getting the releases years after they've come out.  

 

Don't get me wrong,  it's great but not definitive. 


All playstation systems lmao! (Except for poor ol Vita)

Anyways your argument is flawed and works against the PS4 and the Vita themselves (on top of the PC platform which this thread is specifically about)

Final Fantasy I, II, III, IV, V , and VI were all originally on Nintendo platforms and were re-released on PS1 and PSP.

Final Fantasy VII, VIII, IX and Tactics were originally on PS1 yet it was re-released on PSP and PS3.

Final Fantasy VII PS4 port is a port of the PC version which was worked up from scratch from the 1998 PC port.

Final Fantasy Type-0 HD was originally a PSP Japan only game and was remastered released on PS4 and XBO

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD remaster were originally released on PS2 - remastered on PS3 and re-ported to PS4 and Vita.

 

Using your argument - I should be playing these games on my NES, SNES, PS1, PS2 and PSP only - and not bother buying/playing them on my PC and PS4 (and if ever I get a future Vita)


Yes that's exactly it.  if you are a final fantasy fan the definitive way to play has been on the consoles you mentioned when they released.  That's definitive.  There has been no single platform that's been definitive.