Final Fantasy II (US) - 662 KB
The original English version that was released for the SNES back in the day.
Final Fantasy IV: Project II - 685 KB
This is pre-patched with Project II. This offers the highest quality fan retranslation. It also offers restored missing content, every spell has an in-battle use, buffed-up battle commands, reverted censored map graphics, various bugs fixes, and more!
Final Fantasy IV: Namingway Edition - 658 KB
This is pre-patched with the Namingway Edition. This is an extension of Project II offering deeper translations to items, spells, commands, jobs, and monsters. Also adds a B button Dash.
Final Fantasy IV: J2e Retranslation - 734 KB
This is pre-patched with J2e Translation's retranslation patch. Although take note that it's a literal translation, so it may not read as smooth as the official US release.
Final Fantasy IV (J) - 663 KB
The original Japanese version of the game. You'll need this for the retranslation patch below. (Or you could just download the pre-patched version above.)
Final Fantasy IV (J) - 1.21 MB
The re-release for the Wonderswan Color. Besides some slight improvements with the graphics, it's the same game.
Final Fantasy IV Advance (US) - 4.55 MB
Another re-release of the game. It includes new bosses, two new dungeons, mini-games, a bestiary, increased difficulty, and the ability to recruit additional party members near the final moments.
Final Fantasy IV Advance (Sound Restoration) - 4.55 MB
This is pre-patched with the Sound Restoration hack. This hack fully restores the music and the sound effects from the SNES original. Also, an orchestral piece, played by Tokyo's philharmonic orchestra, is featured in the ending.
Final Fantasy IV Advance (Europe) - 4.99 MB
The European release of the game. I have this here if you prefer to apply the sound restoration patch yourself. Otherwise, just download the pre-patched version above.
Final Fantasy IV (US) - 100 MB
The very awesome 3D remake for the Nintendo DS. New features include augment system, command menu customization, stylis-control mini-games, new game plus, bestiary and a video/music player.
Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection (US) - 731 MB
The very awesome remake for the Sony PSP. This is a compilation consisting of enhanced ports of the role-playing video games Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, as well as a new scenario called Final Fantasy IV Interlude, which is set between the two games.
Check out my Patching Tutorial if you need help with patching. You don't need to apply these patches because I offer them pre-patched in the downloads above. I have these here for the purists who prefer to patch themselves.
Project II - 153 KB
This hack features: an entirely rewritten script, restored missing content, every spell has an in-battle use, buffed-up battle commands, reverted censored map graphics, various bugs fixes, and more! Fans consider this the best fan translation.
*Apply it to Super Nintendo Final Fantasy II (US)
Namingway Edition - 320 KB
Namingway Edition is an extension of Project II (above), attempting to bring Final Fantasy IV (FFIIUS) closer to its Japanese counterpart. Using modern names where possible, and abbreviations where necessary, all items, spells, commands, jobs, and monsters are renamed. Monster stats, including the final boss, are restored to their original, along with spell learning rates. Also added to the mix is a B button Dash rather than a toggle or just walking everywhere.
*Apply it to Super Nintendo Final Fantasy II (US)
J2e's Retranslation - 129 KB
This is the complete fan-based English translation of SNES Final Fantasy IV by J2e Translations. It was one of the first fan translations ever released. As great and adored as this translation was, it received a great deal of criticism for not being an entirely accurate translation. Btw, all of the screen shots in the screen shots section were captured from this patch.
*Apply it to Super Nintendo Final Fantasy IV (J)
Sound Restoration - 2.08 MB
This hack fully restores the music and the sound effects from the SNES original. Also, an orchestral piece, played by Tokyo's philharmonic orchestra, is featured in the ending.
*Apply it to Game Boy Advance Final Fantasy IV (Europe)
To you play these games you'll need a Super Nintendo emulator, a Wonderswan Color emulator, a Gameboy Advance emulator, and a Ninteno DS emulator. Click here for my collection of emulators!
If you need assistance with any of the emulators offered in my site, check out my emulation help subsite: Video Game Emulation for Newbies.
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