Since I played the SNES version first, however, it holds a special place in my heart. This game has a very impressive and extensive fan translation for the SNES version, an official English release for PSX as part of the Final Fantasy Anthology, as well as an unbelievable remake for the GBA worldwide with added features, that is without question the definitive version of the game.
You play as Butz or Bartz, depending on the translation, in an attempt to stop the evil plots of the dimension-controlling enemy Ex-Death, which may seem like a pretty stupid name, but he is an absolute badass. So basically you can create endless combinations of unique characters and infinite strategies to use in battle. Each character has the option of changing classes throughout the game depending on your needs and is allowed to carry over abilities from other classes. This game has the best damn battle system of any Final Fantasy game in my opinion as it greatly improves on Final Fantasy III's (Japanese NES game) already awesome job system.
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The most popular RPG franchise worldwide neglected to send their 5th installment (as well as their 2nd and 3rd) to North America in the 90s, which is a damn shame because this Final Fantasy is one of the unique of the series and one of my personal favorites. Look into patching yourselves as I do not want to get into the legal issues involved in improperly using this crap. The Fan translation is your only hope if you speak English: even if you could read Japanese, the cartridges are rare and retail for at least 300 dollars. Luckily, there is a fan translation of the game on the internet, which allowed me to play the game with most of its story translated, and all of the menus translated, which will be linked to below. There is also a "fog-of-war" feature present in some chapters which makes enemies out of a certain range invisible to you as well as the surroundings. The gameplay is awesome and requires the player to carefully plan every move because one wrong move or one set of unanticipated reinforcements and you are screwed. Leaf is even a playable character in the second half of FE4. Leaf is the son of Cuan and Ethlin from the first half of Fire Emblem 4, and the story occurs slightly before the events of the second half of the fourth game. You play as Lord Leaf or Lief (depending on the translation you follow) and his army to save the world and restore his country Lenster to its glory. This game is actually a midquel, if that's a word, to the events of the fourth Fire Emblem Title: Fire Emblem Genealogy of Holy War.
It is the fifth entry in Intelligent Systems' tactical RPG series. Its difficulty tests even Contra's throne as the hardest damn game ever, in my opinion, if you are not an absolute master of the tactical RPG genre This is one of the hardest games I have ever played in my life and without question the hardest tactical RPG to complete with everything.
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