Final Fantasy: Top 16

[This Old Neon]

Did you know that Square Enix has been relentlessly releasing Final Fantasy spinoffs and mobile tie-ins for the past few decades? This is a great time to sift through the silt and see what nuggets we can find. We haven’t included remakes, ports, and enhanced versions of main series games. If you really like one of those GBA updates, go ahead and vote for the main entry.

• You can vote for one (1) game in each poll.
• The winner of each poll will advance to the Quarterfinals.
• You can’t change your votes once they’ve been submitted, so click carefully. Voting closes on Saturday at 11:59 P.M. ADT.

CAST YOUR VOTES

Magitek Melodies
Final Fantasy VI (1994, SNES)
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy (2012, 3DS)

Materia Chronicles
Final Fantasy VII (1997, PS1)
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (2003, GCN)

Zanarkand Tactics
Final Fantasy X (2001, PS2)
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (2003, GBA)

Eidolon Adventure
Final Fantasy Adventure (1991, GB)
Final Fantasy IX (2000, PS1)

Mystic Moon
Final Fantasy IV (1991, SNES)
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (1993, SNES)

Jobs & Gems
Final Fantasy Tactics (1997, PS1)
Final Fantasy V (1992, SFC)

Onion SeeD
Final Fantasy III (1990, FC)
Final Fantasy VIII (1999, PS1)

Chaos Licence
Final Fantasy XII (2006, PS2)
Final Fantasy (1987, NES)

[Kong Wen]

Again, I voted for the high seeds in all of these brackets except for one—I took FFVIII over FFIII.

[SkyPikachu]

Back for my weekly vote for FFX.

[This Old Neon]

Magitek Melodies
Final Fantasy VI (1994, SNES)
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy (2012, 3DS)

Materia Chronicles
Final Fantasy VII (1997, PS1)
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (2003, GCN)

Zanarkand Tactics
Final Fantasy X (2001, PS2)
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (2003, GBA)

Eidolon Adventure
Final Fantasy Adventure (1991, GB)
Final Fantasy IX (2000, PS1)

Mystic Moon
Final Fantasy IV (1991, SNES)
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (1993, SNES)

Jobs & Gems
Final Fantasy Tactics (1997, PS1)
Final Fantasy V (1992, SFC)

Onion SeeD
Final Fantasy III (1990, FC)
Final Fantasy VIII (1999, PS1)

Chaos Licence
Final Fantasy XII (2006, PS2)
Final Fantasy (1987, NES)

Some winners as well as one upcoming tie-breaker.