if you wanted to try some, id suggest 9 and 10.

Well I still do have an original SNES and The Launch 60gb Ps3. So having the platform to play it on is no problem; just finding the original games is gonna be the hard part. Not to many people sell SNES games anymore I have around 30 of them but not one of FF... Maybe some flea markets...

^Ebay?

I dont really trust Ebay, cause you just never know...

I have had 41 transactions, and no problems yet...

^I've purchased items from there b4 and have had half of the stuff either wrong item or defective. It also was with people with at least 98% positive feed back... Go Figure!!

^Usually stuff goes wrong with shops, I have had no problems with regular dudes, private sellers.

I've played every Final Fantasy except FFXI.
FFVII was the one that left the deepest impression on me, but it's 11 years old by now, and doesn't really feel that fresh anymore. I'm not sure you would like it.

Final Fantasy VI is the one I would recommend, after that FFVII, FFXII, FFIX and FFIV. In that order. Don't bother with the NES Final Fantasy's. They're not really good.

Were any released on The 360 or the Original XBOX?

Soriku, that is your opninion.

I totally agree with Xen. FFX, VII and VII are my favourites but I spent countless hours in FFXII. The gameplay is great, the gambits system was one of the bests parts. Although the story was kinda... I don't know, they just made a semi-medieval star wars IV ??? Becouse if you think about the story in general terms, its the same, there's even a death star! ... Well it doesn't matter because it really, really full of sidequests... Just making the sunflower sword or getting all the summonings takes so many hours... hunts, secret objects and weapons, secret bosses, secret summonings...

If you like the battle system, then it becomes an incredible expirience.

If you don't like it, it transforms into an ordinary rpg with a weak story...

I spent 130 hours on the american version. After some time I got the spanish version (so my brother could play it) and spent nearly 200 hours...