Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light (known as Final Fantasy Gaiden in Japan) is a Final Fantasy spinoff by Matrix Software. It promises an RPG experience that will hearken back to the days of old, though will probably be in the same vein as the Nintendo DS remakes of Final Fantasy III and IV, which were also developed by Matrix.
The world and overworld of Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light. [via Tiny Cartridge]
This latest Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light trailer shows off the "Crown System" that allows you to assign jobs to your 4 heroes throughout their quest. Read on
There's no more room left for imagination in most modern RPGs. In the 8-bit era, the memory limitations of the cartridge format and the means of expression were very limited for developers, but that left more room for players to deduce and imagine. It's important to provide a tried and tested experience, but it's equally important to betray these expectations in a way that feels good to players.
Some artwork and concepts from Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light by Akihiko Yoshida, et al. [Creative Uncut] Read on
According to Siliconera, Hikari no 4 Senshi: Final Fantasy Gaiden may be in for an international release:
Square Enix registered The 4 Heroes of Light for use with video games and cell phone straps, song books, and even calendars in the USA. We haven’t heard about any plans for The 4 Heroes of Light sticker books, but there is a Nintendo DS game that fits this title like a glove — Final Fantasy Gaiden.1Read on
