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5 months ago, Final Fantasy Ultima v20 was released shocking the RDNH community as it brought forth new features never before thought possible, including a New Game+ mode. With this release, many assumed that no additional content could be added and it would be the last release…

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…but the fantasy is never final.

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Rumors among the Discord community whispered of a new release and before anyone knew what was happening, a new version dropped, causing an uproar among players - the Dev team had done it again: new areas, new bosses, and new summons. However, what soon followed would forever change the face of Final Fantasy IV and further prove that the only limitations of this edition is the Dev’s team imagination and with that, version v25k was coded into existence.

The Little Ball That Could is a unique marble platformer that will test your skill and your curiosity! One moment, you'll be dodging lasers as you're looking for the lost gems; the next, you'll be doing crazy aerial acrobatics to reach the switch that sets your friend free!

• Blue Line Studios 2007 Adventure Commercial. Mac OS versions N-Ball: Rag Doll Software 2005. Open source 8.5–9.2.2, 10.1.
• Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea is a pseudo-RPG with a heavy story focus. It follows the young witch Wadanohara and her familiars. After a journey from the witch world she had been visiting back to her deep sea home, Wadanohara is tasked with repairing magical barriers protecting the undersea kingdom, which were recently destroyed by unknown forces, although fixing them will not be the last.
• OS Ver Date; 24=15: FinS: This converts colors between 24 bit RGB format and 15 bit BGR format. This is for use with SNES palettes but could probably be used for other systems. The original software which was intended to convert between RGB and CMYK can be found here: http. Miscellaneous Graphics Tools: SNES: N/A: Win: 1.0: 09 Apr 2011: 7th.

In addition to brand new spells, summons, locations, and challenges, v25k adds quality of life features never before thought possible within the confines of an SNES game. Players choosing to play this version will be introduced to a completely revamped item/equipmet and magic screen, including descriptions for both. A brand new ATB meter has been added, giving the game the same look and feel of later Final Fantasy games and adds a whole new depth of stragety within the game’s hardest fights. Those familar with the game will also notice the classic Chocobo has been upgraded, allowing adventurous players to explore brand new areas by crossing the shallows. Long time veterans of Final Fantasy IV will notice new sound effects and graphics for some of the game’s most popular weapons. As to play homage to another classic SNES RPG, a special item has been added that will make any fan of the series unbelievably giddy, especially when they discover what this item can do.

Like with every new release, v25k also includes a host of rebalances among characters, monsters, and spells; new shops, and a plethora of additional changes that you’ll simply have to experience to believe.

As always, on behalf of the Final Fantasy IV Ultima Dev team, thank you for your continued support. The hope is you enjoy the game as much as the dev team did developing it. Here’s to 25,000 downloads; see you at the next major milestone!

This is the original Pangea Software game, before it's name was changed to 'Mighty Mike'.

The goal is to collect all the Fuzzy Bunnies on each level, saving them from the bad toys. Destroy everything with different weapons, collect keys to open the different colored doors. Vast number of worlds to travel to and from. In two player mode players take turn by turn.

When the lights of the Toy Mart go out, the adventure begins: it's up to Power Pete to save the innocent fuzzy bunnies from evil clowns, crazed robots and bone-hurling cavemen. Use an arsenal of weapons from suction cups to gum ball blasters to blaze your way through 15 levels of toy shop terror. This game has real speech, overhead views for full-action play and fuzzy bunny radar to lead users to the rescue. Macintosh Multimedia & Product Registry Volume 9, No.4 - 1996

See Also:Mighty Mike

Minimum Requirements:
68020 (68030 Recommended)
5 MB RAM
Mac OS 7.0
CD-ROM Drive

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* Glitchy in Classic mode.
* Works well with Basilisk II.