Found the next way to spend $100...

[AZRedhawk44]

Squaresoft is re-releasing the earlier Final Fantasy games.  The 8 bit and 16 bit Nintendo era games.

But... they're re-doing the graphics engines for them and making them available for Android devices.

I lurvs me my Final Fantasy games.  At $15 a piece, it's a bit stiff... but not too onerous for as much play time as they yield.  And the new graphics engines applied to the original story arc is an interesting twist on games for droid.

[Fitz]

I played the iOS release of the original... It was good.

I guess I'll need to pick up a cheap android device if they release 6 (or 3... Whichever naming scheme they revert to)

[cosine]

Looks like the games are half-off in the Google Play store through January 5th. If I had an Android tablet I'd get them, but I'm not sure the screen size of a phone would work that well.

[Firethorn]

Looks like the games are half-off in the Google Play store through January 5th. If I had an Android tablet I'd get them, but I'm not sure the screen size of a phone would work that well.

The really early FF games were intended for screen resolutions much less than any of the semi-modern androids.

[cosine]

I'm not sure how easy it would be to manipulate the game on a phone-size screen.

Can you install an app purchased from the Google Play store on multiple android devices?

[AZRedhawk44]

I'm not sure how easy it would be to manipulate the game on a phone-size screen.

Can you install an app purchased from the Google Play store on multiple android devices?

These games are reported to be heavily DRM'ed.

And with the screen serving as both the gamepad and the display device, I think a 7" device is the smallest I would suggest.

[Fitz]

I have a SNES emulator on my phone with support for that clip on gamepad thing