I became an RPG junky, obsessively poring over the incredible scope and narrative of these titanic games. My seventh and eighth-grade years were spent storing Final Fantasy V ( the Butz fan translation), Final Fantasy VI, Chrono Trigger, Super Mario RPG, and many others on floppy discs, accessing the save states wherever I could in order to play the games both at home and at school. Learning the ins and outs of the ZSNES emulator was fairly easy, and it opened up an avenue of additional gaming experiences. My seventh-grade friend and his act of kindness had gifted me with this new experience that I hadn’t before realized was possible. The scope, music, and characters of Final Fantasy awakened something new in me, and from that day forward I was an obsessive fan of the series and the RPG genre. It wasn’t the technology that had left such an impression on me, but the game itself - until that day I had only known Super Mario and Kirby and Sonic the Hedgehog. Source: Wallpaper Abyss.Īs I passed the game’s title screen and watched the Red Wings of Baron sail across the world and pilfer each nation’s sacred crystal, I was awestruck. I took the floppy disc home, booted up my family computer, and followed the instructions that helped me set up the game and the controls and get everything running on this virtual Super Nintendo.
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On the paper were instructions, lazily scrawled in blue ink pen, for how to access the ZSNES emulator and play the ROM of Final Fantasy IV (then still Final Fantasy II in America).
W hen I was in seventh grade, a friend of mine pressed a floppy disc and a slip of paper into my hands.
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