Not to mention my free time will be fairly limited even when I can afford a copy of it, as I was recently cast in a play and rehearsals start in January.Edit: From what I have read, the game's data isn't just packaged in a binary blob, but also encrypted. My experience with these sorts of things is fairly limited I'm far more useful at audio modding than reverse engineering file formats. Time can be difficult to gauge without looking into the game's files first without seeing the formats things are in and how everything's stored, I can't even begin to estimate how long such a task would take.I'm probably not the best person for this job anyway. It's like a traditional FF menu that we are used to!Ĭhristmas has left me too broke to buy the game, that's the only financial factor for me. The PC version uses the touchscreen button style layout, from the Android/iOS release, which looks awkward on a big screen! This mod fixes that by making the menu more clean and simple.

A mod that changes the layout of the Final Fantasy III PC menu.

So in the US the Japanese version of Final Fantasy 4 is 2 and the Japanese version of Final Fantasy 6 is 3, both released on the SNES. It's just that Final Fantasy 2, 3 & 5 in Japan were never released in the US.

Final Fantasy 3 US (SNES) is Final Fantasy 6 in Japan.

As you might expect, they share similar technical problems. Final Fantasy V got the same treatment, used the same engine, and was also released on Steam a few months back. The Final Fantasy VI PC re-release is a direct port of an earlier iOS version.

Final fantasy 6 pc mods