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I don't where to ask this.

But does Final Fantasy Anthology comes with a bonus music CD?
and if it did... Is it supposed to be in the case with FFVI and FFV? and that's making 3 disc, not 2 disc?

Quote (Anh @ 17th February 2008 11:11)

I don't where to ask this.

But does Final Fantasy Anthology comes with a bonus music CD?
and if it did... Is it supposed to be in the case with FFVI and FFV? and that's making 3 disc, not 2 disc?

My copy came with a bonus CD. It's not a great selection of tracks, though - no Big Bridge, no Dancing Mad, mostly town, cave, and world map music.

And yes, that would indeed make it three discs. The game comes in one of those double-size cases that can easily hold up to four disks.

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Mine came with a bonus CD as well. I probably played the bonus one more than the games themselves.

Wow, that was a long time ago now.

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I find your lack of faith disturbing...

This is convenient. I bought a used NTSC Anthology a few days ago which didn't include the CD. The case says it should include the disc, so would it be legal to download a copy of it?

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Scepticism, that dry rot of the intellect, had not left one entire idea in his mind.

Me on the Starcraft.

Quote (sweetdude @ 17th February 2008 13:38)

This is convenient. I bought a used NTSC Anthology a few days ago which didn't include the CD. The case says it should include the disc, so would it be legal to download a copy of it?

My guess would be no, sorry - but hey, I'm not a lawyer!

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"To create something great, you need the means to make a lot of really bad crap." - Kevin Kelly

Why aren't you shopping AmaCoN?

Where did you buy it from? If you bought it new, then it's possible you can take it back with your receipt and get a new copy (or get them to open up one and give you the bonus disc from it), particularly if it's a store like EB Games or Gamestop. That might be the best way to go, as it neither threatens violation of copyright law nor leaves you absorbing a loss.

I bought it second-hand from an independant games shop - the only place to get good games these days. The owner seems nice enough so I might go in and ask his advice. I was all set to download it but now I've changed my mind, thanks.

This post has been edited by sweetdude on 18th February 2008 11:00

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Scepticism, that dry rot of the intellect, had not left one entire idea in his mind.

Me on the Starcraft.

I bought the game years ago. I think it was in 2000. and I'm finally asking now. lol