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**Cravdraa** · 06-01-2006, 08:50 PM

The NES was one of the three systems that they fought before the PSP. This was just made in Japan, so they called it a famicom.

The Engine Buster was a pumped up version of the Turbo Graphics 16, which was called the PC Engine in Japan. The Ultima Famicom was a powered up NES. And the third was the Genesis with all of it's add-ons. Together they represented the three ancient gods that were the source of all magic in Final Fantasy 6, or in this case the three ancient gods of video games. I'd say that's a good role for the NES, wouldn't you agree?

06-01-2006, 08:50 PM	#5
Cravdraa VGF RPG Mod Join Date: May 2001 Location: It's round on the sides and high in the middle Gender: Posts: 5,942 Thanks: 54 Thanked 212 Times in 143 Posts Points: 30,975.42 Bank: 2,303,035.43 Total Points: 2,334,010.86 Donate	The NES was one of the three systems that they fought before the PSP. This was just made in Japan, so they called it a famicom. The Engine Buster was a pumped up version of the Turbo Graphics 16, which was called the PC Engine in Japan. The Ultima Famicom was a powered up NES. And the third was the Genesis with all of it's add-ons. Together they represented the three ancient gods that were the source of all magic in Final Fantasy 6, or in this case the three ancient gods of video games. I'd say that's a good role for the NES, wouldn't you agree?