[ShadowHeart]

No no. The real FF2 and FF3 are games for the NES, and they are really called Final Fantasy 2 and Final Fantasy 3 (no Legend or Adventure in the name). They were originally only released in Japan, and weren't officially available in the rest of the world until a couple of years ago. Final Fantasy 2 was re-released, together with Final Fantasy 1, as a game called "Final Fantasy Origins" for PlayStation, and also as a game called "Final Fantasy: Dawn of Souls" for Gameboy Advance. The PlayStation game versions are nearly identical with the NES originals, while the GBA versions have been changed a bit. Final Fantasy 3 on the other hand was only released outside Japan late last year for Nintendo DS (with some major changes, especially to the graphics) in the US, and it hasn't been released in Europe yet (*sees your location* and I suppose not Egypt either? I wouldn't know..)

EDIT: The SaGa series and the Mana series have nothing to do with Final Fantasy. The only thing they really have in common is that Square is making them, and they are also RPGs. They may share some gameplay features, but the series are not related. It is just unfortunate that Square decided to put the words "Final Fantasy" in the titles of the first Mana game and the first 3 SaGa games when they released them outside Japan.