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FFI was okay. IIRC, they did a remake of it on some system called the Wonderswan. They have graphics at http://www.classicgaming.com/ff1/
I haven't played FF2j. I have played FF3j, though-- I thought it was pretty decent. (I preferred the job system from FFV to FF3j's.)
And they did something like FF2j's EXP system in Romancing Saga 3 (on the SNES, never released in America), where they based advancement on usage (also done to a limited extent in FF3j with class advancement-- i.e. mages gain more class EXP if they use magic than if they don't). Unlike FF2j, in RS3, you can't attack your own PCs, and stuff like damage is not guaranteed to increase max HP.
I haven't played FF2j. I have played FF3j, though-- I thought it was pretty decent. (I preferred the job system from FFV to FF3j's.)
And they did something like FF2j's EXP system in Romancing Saga 3 (on the SNES, never released in America), where they based advancement on usage (also done to a limited extent in FF3j with class advancement-- i.e. mages gain more class EXP if they use magic than if they don't). Unlike FF2j, in RS3, you can't attack your own PCs, and stuff like damage is not guaranteed to increase max HP.
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