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Final Fantasy V Now Available On Amazon Appstore
Final Fantasy V has conquered another platform. You can now play Final Fantasy V on your Kindle Fire.
The game has been available on App Store and Google Play Store (and a few other platforms) for some time, but this is the first time it is available on the Amazon Appstore. You can grab the game here for $15.99.
For more on the game's re-release, check out out the press release on page two.
Our Take
It's a bit pricey compared to other downloadable titles, but it is a classic after all.
Final Fantasy V Launches on Amazon Appstore
The fifth installment in the iconic FINAL FANTASY series comes to Kindle Fire
LOS ANGELES (22nd August, 2014) – SQUARE ENIX Ltd., today announced the release of FINAL FANTASY® V for Kindle Fire and Android devices, now available to download from the Amazon Appstore.
FINAL FANTASY V first debuted in 1992 as the fifth installment in the iconic FINAL FANTASY series. This wildly popular RPG was the first in the franchise’s history to sell over two million copies, and has been reworked to allow players to relive and enjoy the game on touch-screen devices.
This groundbreaking title allowed players to customize their characters with an unprecedented degree of freedom thanks to a new job and ability system which was previously added to the Gameboy Advance version. The title also saw the introduction of more detailed and expressive 2D character models, which helped further fuel the player's imagination, making the story even more immersive and fun to play.
Previously available from the App Store and Google Play Store, FINAL FANTASY V is available for download from the Amazon Appstore today, at the price of $15.99.
About FINAL FANTASY V
Return to the classic medieval tale of magic, monsters and friendship. Embark on an epic adventure with four heroes driven together by fate: Bartz and his chocobo companion, Princess Lenna of Castle Tycoon, the mysterious Galuf, and the pirate captain Faris.
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