TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #26: Epilog

So, that's finally over and done with, huh?

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #25: Paper Moon

Let's finish this, shall we?

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #24: Diamonds Are Forever

I can do this, but it's probably my least favorite part of the game.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #23: Moonraker II

Well, back at it, I guess.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #22: Moonraker

So starts the final dungeon of the game.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #21: Excalibur Side Items

There's really only one thing that I can guarantee to actually happen here.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #20: Return Of The Fiends

This promises to be a bit longer and potentially more interesting than the last couple.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #19: Anything Can Happen On The Moon

The best Toast King joke I can think of right now is about what Bahamut's Cave could be referred to.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #18: You Will Go To The Moon

No boss fight this time around, but we'll get to one soon enough, dear readers.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #17: Side Questing Across The Underground, Part Two

This part will more than likely not be as long as the first Side Questing issue, but we'll be closer to some really cool stuff, and have two more summons for our trouble.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #16: JMShearer Opens Caves And Shit

I probably should have put a name from the party in the title, but I'm not sure how well the reference to Jory Caron's fan mail show would have worked if I had.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #15: Side Questing Across The Underground, Part One

These two caves are probably my favorite areas in any video game I've ever played, visually speaking. I like the way Square made use of the SNES's graphics to make the honeycombed floors so that the floor beneath the one we're on is visible.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #14: Bab-Il-on Two

What? Calling it Babylon Five wouldn't be correct! At least it's not another Star Trek reference!

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #13: Edge in the City Cave by the Tower

Two in a row where the title is a parody of one from the original Star Trek series. I've really had that on the brain lately.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #12: Journey to Bab-Il

This might actually have more to do with the classic Star Trek episode I'm referencing than I realize. After all, I've seen some strange theories and read some weird fan fictions over the last twenty years. But that's beside the point.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #11: Cecil Underground

There's a side quest or two I could do here, but I've always thought I was better served by putting them off until later.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #10: Let's Save Our Girlfriend Again!

Spoiler alert about Tellah. Right off, he's toast.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #09: Zot Zot Zot

Tower of Zot!

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #08: Beautiful Cave Magnes

Fortunately not to be found amongst the lovely Black Hills caves in my home state. Sadly, nothing as interesting happened this time around, though.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #07: Baron Brand Triple Boss Fight Ointment

This was long to play through, but I don't know how long the actual article will be.