Although it is quite hard to decode the large amount of Japanese text explaining this game, it does obviously take a step up from the original 2 games. From what I could make out, you have to stop a crystal from shattering, much like the story of Final Fantasy V. 

One of the things that stand out in this game is the music. It is alot more dramatic than it used to be, and features certain songs that are still used today in Final Fantasy VII. The graphics have been improved greatly, and push the NES console to its limits. 

Overall, this game marks out the basic elements used in Final Fantasy today, and is a classic worth remembering.

Overall Score: 7/10