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A classic RPG in every possible sense, Final Fantasy IV released in the U.S. as Final Fantasy II had a little bit of everything. Boasting high graphical detail and the splendor of Nobuo Uematsus musical brilliance, Squares gigantic adventure was cutting edge the moment it left the manufacturing plant. Whether it was the inner struggle that haunted the Dark Knight turned Paladin known as Cecil Harvey, the revolving betrayal of Kain Highwind, or the deep characterization of supporting cast members like Edge, Rydia, Yang, and Rosa, FFIV brought new meaning to the word epic.