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Final Fantasy series aged of 30 years.

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Yesterday, December 18 is 30 anniversary year of the game's most famous J-RPG ages in 1987 Square company released the game. Final Fantasy first part.

Final Fantasy caused by the idea of Hironobu Sakaguchi favorite in the game RPG from the western world as Wizardry and board games Dungeons & Dragons. And get the green light from Square to develop the game after the company saw the success of Dragon Quest issued in 1986.





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