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Final Fantasy I-II

Final Fantasy I-II

Details: Video game
Initial Release Date: February 27, 1994
Series: Final Fantasy
Genre: Japanese role-playing game
Developers: Tose, Square, Square Enix
Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System
Publishers: Nintendo, Square, Square Enix, Atari SA

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