What is your first Square Enix franchise?

[PreZ]

I first played FF3 on the SNES in 1995 when I was 5.
I loved that game, I rent out and rented FF2 on the SNES when I was 6.
In 1996 I played FF3, FF2 and Chrono Trigger Constantly.

 

[Host]

Square Enix? Kingdom Hearts
but i played both the gameboy colour dragon quest monsters back in the day.

 

[Tedius Zanarukando]

Final Fantasy IV was my first Final Fantasy, but not my first or second video game that was scored by Nobuo Uematsu. My first Uematsu-scored game ever was Tobidase Daisakusen, which was known in the U.S. as 3-D WorldRunner. It was also produced by Hironobu Sakugachi and Nasir Gebelli, the two others would later produce Final Fantasy I, with the former who would later become the father of the Final Fantasy franchise. It was developed and published in Japan by Square but published in the U.S. by Acclaim. Its Japan-only sequel, JJ: Tobidase Daisakusen Part II, was the last Square game released before the birth of the Final Fantasy franchise. Rad Racer was my second Uematsu-scored game.

 

[Hippie Kev]

FFX-2 was my first Square-Enix game, as opposed to Squaresoft. Can't say it was a fantastic start

 

[Ezekiel Vex]

My first Square game was Dragon Warrior. The first one for the NES. I still have my NES and the game. And I've also recently beat DW again. I lost my console and games a while back but found them in the process of moving.

 

[Bambi]

I selected Dragon Quest when I meant Final Fantasy v_v Oh the joys of a hangover.

It would of been Parasite Eve but it just sat ther, unplayed for years...

 

[Prince Oberyn Martel]

Final Fantasy IV was my first Final Fantasy, but not my first or second video game that was scored by Nobuo Uematsu. My first Uematsu-scored game ever was Tobidase Daisakusen, which was known in the U.S. as 3-D WorldRunner. It was also produced by Hironobu Sakugachi and Nasir Gebelli, the two others would later produce Final Fantasy I, with the former who would later become the father of the Final Fantasy franchise. It was developed and published in Japan by Square but published in the U.S. by Acclaim. Its Japan-only sequel, JJ: Tobidase Daisakusen Part II, was the last Square game released before the birth of the Final Fantasy franchise. Rad Racer was my second Uematsu-scored game.

Dude there is things called a Life yeah? go have one

Easy and predictable one for me, Final Fantasy VII.

 

[Fusionist]

My first, and probably only game franchise from Square-Enix would be Final Fantasy.

Second would be Kingdom Hearts, but that's pretty much it.

 

[Daenerys]

My first SE game was FFX, which means the first franchise for me was Final Fantasy. Although, I've played others like KH, Valkyrie Profile and Dragonquest too.

 

[Cloud Strife VII]

My first Square game was Final Fantasy VII.

 

[watty12]

my first square enix franchise was ff7 i had seen my friend playing it so i decide to go buy a copy and from then on i hav gotten lots of other games made by square enix

 

[Vince13]

Final Fantasy....FFVII was the first Square Enix game i played and the first RPG i played....

 

[Omieo]

Ff Tactis was my first den i just played all of Square Enix Games.

 

[KourtneyVT09]

good lord, whats a franchise??!!??!?

 

[Reality.Fantasy]

good lord, whats a franchise??!!??!?

Can you not tell given the poll options? If not, then just Google it. Sheesh.

Anyway, my first franchise was Final Fantasy. I started with Final Fantasy VIII, then worked up to X and came back to VII. A very positive experience.

Then I moved on to Star Ocean 3, which I enjoyed for a long time until I got to a part that I couldn't get past no matter how many levels I gained. Out of frustration, I sold that mofo and decided that I would stick to FF.