While preceding titles for the NES had full casts, the characters that would populate the Super Famicom titles would prove to be some of the most memorable of the series, with many fans ranking them among the best titles of the series. While each Final Fantasy features different characters in different worlds, all three brought new ideas to the series. Europe would be forced to wait even longer, not seeing the titles until their PlayStation re-release several years later. While Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy VI would get stateside releases(as FF2 and FF3, respectively), Final Fantasy V would stay obscure to American audiences for years afterwards. The Super Famicom would see three releases from the main Final Fantasy series for the console, each one taking Square’s popularity even further. So sit back, chill with a nice frosty potion, and prepare yourself to experience the world of SNES RPGs. Here at we’ve got a list of suggestions that you just gotta try. Were you one of the next generation of gamers that didn’t think RPGs were cool until Final Fantasy VII? Own a Super Famicom, but have no clue what to play for it? Wondering what the role-playing classics of Nintendo’s entry in the 16-bit generation were? Well look no further.
Also, you can learn even more about the SNES at our Beginner’s Guide and Defining Games guides. For more RPG and other Genre-based guides, check out our Genre Guide section. Note from racketboy: Thanks again to Ack, for all of his hard work on this comprehensive guide to the best RPGs the SNES has to offer. The Best in the Wonderful World of SNES RPGs
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