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Fan Sites From The World Over to Offical Square-Enix Sites

 

FinalFantasyIV.net Affiliates

  • Sygnus.org
    From America comes Awyren's Sygnus.org. This is one of the longest running Final Fantasy IV fan sites on the 'net. The primary content is Awyren's fan fiction and manga. It also has become an online repository for fan fiction and fan art from a variety of authors and artisits. She also maintains an informational section, and a fan community. As Awyren says of Final Fantasy IV, "May Old Legends Never Die!"

  • Dawezy.com
    From the "The Land Down Under" comes Dawezy's Final Fantasy IV Network; a great FF4 site with a lot of his unique Aussie personality. In fact he's called it the "No Bullshit" Final Fantasy IV site. It may not be for everyone but I enjoy checking in from time to time. He also has a great collection of game sprites and other types of Final Fantasy IV artwork too.

  • The FantasyAnime.com Final Fantasy IV Web Site
    This is a really great, long standing Final Fantasy IV site with lots of detailed information and reviews on the game. There's also a rather comprehensive amount of data and some pretty cool downloads. You'll also want to check out the main site and all it's features at www.FantasyAnime.com

  • Subaru's Final Fantasy IV Info
    Subaru's Final Fantasy IV Site is one of the few Japanese fan sites with an actively maintained English mirror. She has some very unique information and perspectives on the game. Subaru often updates the Sygnus community with Final Fantasy IV news from Japan.

Shrines / Character Shrines / Other FF4 Fan Links

  • Aa-chan's Deviant Art Page
    April-Chan's / Aa-chan's "Deviant Art" Includes a great deal of FF-IV artwork including Edward x Anna character pairing.

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Software Modifications / Resources

  • DragonsBretheren's Slick Productions Final Fantasy IV Research & Development Community
    Are you looking to learn about the technical details of the FF4 game software? Interested in modifying it, or wish to contribute to the growing knowledge base of that kind of information? Then this discussion forum is for you.

  • JCE3000GT's Game Hacking Site
    JCE3000GT is a master FF4 hacker and his web site contains a number of hacks, patches, utilities and spiffy things for the FF4 ROM.

  • The Final Fantasy IV Rom Hacker's Reference Book
    Maintained by Bond697, this data repository is full of everything you need to get started modifying the FF4 software!

  • Phoenix Hacks: Final Fantasy IV Hacks, Patches, and Utilities.
    Phoenix is an FF4 hacker who has documented a lot of the ROM and made some pretty cool patches to fix or enhance the original FF-II SNES version. He's also created a must-have utility: FF4Tools, it is invaluable if you're going to hack the maps, events, or dialogue banks.

  • Final Fantasy IV SFC 20th Anniversary English Translation Patch
    This is a link to the RHDN Translation Archive for Final Fantasy IV. Here you can obtain the J2e Translations English patch for the original ("hard-type") Final Fantasy IV SFC ROM. The English game functionality is top notch, way better than the PSx "Chronicles" port and certainly runs much faster on the PC emulator than on the PSx hardware. However some find the script translation somewhat dubious because of some liberties taken by the J2e team. Nothing there bothers me I think it's quite well done, but it should be noted that some take issue. In any case if you don't read Japanese and can read English, this is definitely the way you want to be playing the original Final Fantasy IV SFC via emulation.

  • Ian Albert's Final Fantasy II SNES Maps Collection
    This is a compilation of just about every map from the SNES version of Final Fantasy IV. Mr. Albert claims the maps are free for use. They may be helpful for game-trekkers or ROM hackers doing map edits.

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