The initial SNES release had a great many translation errors, and while later versions have sought to correct these problems, they often introduced new inaccuracies and other oddities into the text. The game’s dialog has been extensively rewritten in order to accurately convey the meaning of the original Japanese, with particular emphasis placed on being readable and natural in English.

Works like a charm, it's the version I'm using now aswell.This is a large-scale rewrite of the script for Final Fantasy VI, heavily based on the live translation stream featured on the Legends of Localization website. If you want a tutorial on how to transfer saves from the first version I posted here to this one, which is less buggy, here it is: Well, I did a CIA version of this special patched rom and believe this could be the best version to play in our 3DSs.Įdit: Did a new version with a more updated GBA VC injectorĮDIT 2: With the help of u/maskofwonders and the feedback from u/bellkie, the link on this post is now of a version that doesn't have the Colisseum bug. A site, though, did a version of the GBA rom with a patched sound. The fans, although, say all this is not worth because of the OST downgrad in the GBA version. SNES is the original, but GBA got an edition improved in many ways and it's supposed to be more faithful to the original script. You could play the SNES version or GBA version through injection, and it's a dilemma, which version to play.

As you know, one of the most beloved games of all time, Final Fantasy VI (which is 3's version in the west) is playable in the 3DS.

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