Final Fantasy III Finds Another Home On The Kindle Fire

Final Fantasy III is on everything. It’s on the Nintendo DS, it’s on the iPhone and iPad, it’s on Android devices, it’s on the PSP, and now it’s on the Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD as well.

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The Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD versions of Final Fantasy III cost $15.99 on the Amazon Appstore.

 

 


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