Final Fantasy Anthology is a collection of two of the greatest RPGs to have ever graced not only the Super Nintendo, but any other console system as well. Both FFIV and V are stellar instalments of the epic franchise that video game fans have grown to not just love, but obsess about. If you're not familiar with the series, they are not your typical U.S. AD&D dugeon crawls, they are epic stories that usual cross entire worlds and many times involve the destruction of whole continents. Your cast of heroes is usually a motley colletion of sword swingers, amnesiac wizards, martial artists, cross-dressing pirates, mystical moogles (you have to see them to understand), etc, etc, etc. They definately are quirky and have a style all their own. Final Fantasy paved the way for the modern style of Japanese RPGs, and this set is an excellent way to relive the golden age of Square in the 16 bit era. I would like to note that the Japanese version of this anthology included FFIII (FFII over here), but instead we get a disc of music from the two games included. If the two games were so amazingly stellar it would hurt the review, but I just can't bring myself to give this collection anything less than 5 stars. Don't let the archaic graphics drive you away from this wonderful, wonderful video game experience.