Nintendo, Dawn of Souls press release

Cite as: Nintendo, Dawn of Souls press release
Original: https://www.nintendoworldreport.com/pr/10143/nintendo-ships-final-fantasy-i-n-ii-dawn-of-souls
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Accessed: 2026-10-22
Licence: © Nintendo of America; page © Nintendo World Report
Credit: Nintendo of America press release, "Nintendo Reinvents a Hit Series: The Fantasy is No Longer Final", Redmond, Wash., 29 November 2004; reproduced by Nintendo World Report.
Notes: The release announces the Game Boy Advance compilation's launch that day, quotes Nintendo of America's George Harrison, and describes the four bonus dungeons added to Final Fantasy I with monsters from FFIII-VI. The page is a secondary site's reproduction of the publisher's release; quote the release text, not NWR's framing.

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