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Professional authors even cite Final Fantasy 6 as a major inspiration for their works.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: F1 will bring up options to change things like whether it starts off in full screen or not, music/sound on or off at start up, change the control buttons, etc. This is not directly possible, because RM uses an input mapped to a gamepad. In particular, the localization for Final Fantasy 6 is so ingrained in fans' minds that certain character quirks and bits of dialogue have carried over into modern Final Fantasy games. They built up the worlds they belonged to, gave life and character to hero and monster alike.
Squaresoft's RPGs weren't just clear and competent. In time, these newly-baptized RPG fans and the veterans who fell in love with the genre through Dragon Warrior came to the same observation: Many of the RPGs produced by Square Enix (then Squaresoft) boasted next-level translations in an era where video game localizations were still infamous for being shoddy. Though RPGs wouldn't reach anything close to mainstream popularity until Final Fantasy 7 hit the PlayStation in 1997, the candy-colored sprites in Secret of Mana and the solemn, realistic backdrops of Final Fantasy 6-released in the West as Final Fantasy 3- turned some heads and won some hearts. The 16-bit era was a renaissance for console RPGs, especially for Westerners.