Entity: FINAL-FANTASY
Final Fantasy is a Japanese science fantasy media franchise known for its popular video game series. It involves players embarking on magical adventures in role-playing games (RPGs). The term 'FF' is commonly used to refer to Final Fantasy or Friendly Fire in video game slang.
FINAL-FANTASY
Etymology
The term 'Final Fantasy' originated from the desire of the creator, Hironobu Sakaguchi, to create a game that would be his final project in the gaming industry due to financial struggles at the time.
Definition
Final Fantasy is a Japanese science fantasy media franchise known for its popular video game series. It involves players embarking on magical adventures in role-playing games (RPGs). The term 'FF' is commonly used to refer to Final Fantasy or Friendly Fire in video game slang.
Historical Context
Final Fantasy was first released in 1987 by Square Enix (formerly Square). It has since become one of the best-selling video game franchises of all time, with numerous installments across various platforms.
Cultural Significance
The Final Fantasy series has had a significant impact on the gaming industry, influencing other RPGs and setting standards for storytelling, character development, and gameplay mechanics. It has a dedicated fan base worldwide and has spawned various spin-offs, movies, and merchandise.
Related Concepts
- Friendly Fire: In video game slang, 'FF' can also refer to Friendly Fire, where players accidentally or intentionally harm their teammates.
See Also
A popular Japanese science fantasy media franchise known for its best-selling video game series, where players embark on magical adventures in role-playing games (RPGs). The term 'FF' is often used to refer to Final Fantasy or Friendly Fire in video game slang.