The A button is the confirm and talk to people button and the B button is cancel. Next, put the cartridge into the system of choice. Or, buy a GBA, and I hope you can get the similarities between this and the vastly inferior GBA version, which doesn't even let you do Wind God Gau. Many auctions come with the game packaged with an SNES. Or else, go to Ebay and buy an SNES and the game. BH also wrote a walkthrough which is of course very entertaining, so long as you're a little whippersnap.įirst, walk down to your local independent video game retailer which usually will carry lots of classic games. If it's the GBA version you're looking for, Drake Clawfang is writing a nice walkthrough of his own. If you'd like to know the difference in names between versions, check out Final Fantasy VI translations. Special thanks to Djibriel and Master ZED for their guides on GameFaqs, which were VERY helpful in writing this. Unlike corrupt, evil record companies, I embrace free advertising. I just want to keep a record of who's using it, so we can get more publicity and editors. Provided you give credit back to me, and to the Wiki, the answer will always be a "yes." Hell, you can just say "I'm going to copy and paste this walkthrough onto my site and there's nothing you can do about it you fucking !" and you can do it. If you want to post this walkthrough on your site, please ask me for permission first. I'm not going to adapt to today's hip lifestyle because I'm a retro hippie.
And if you don't get the references, tough. If you are offended by this, hey, I'm not responsible. Please note: this walkthrough may contain jokes at the expense of games in the series that came after this one and obscure 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s cultural references you may not get.
If you have any questions for him please ask on the talk page of this article. This is a walkthrough for the SNES version of Final Fantasy VI and is written and maintained by Crazyswordsman.
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