>>2283908
>FFT: PSX version
I'll have to disagree or least add a disclaimer. Both PSP and PSX version have considerable issues with their own fixes, and they are, at the very least on equal ground. The amount of extras in the PSP version, makes it seriously worth i, for met. Now, the issues with both versions are as follows:
FFT for PSX has a horrible translation. The goos news are if you don't give a hoot about purism and are not interested in purchasing a real copy of the game, i.e, you just want to emulate it, there is a patch which adds the wonderful PSP translation and makes everything just fine.
FFT for PSP has loads of extras including great cinematics, voice acting, new classes, and extra characters. The problem is that it also has massive slowdowns when certain spells are cast, generally the ones involving dynamic light effects. Fortunately there is also a patch for fixing these slowdowns, which, again, makes everything just fine.
Based on this, I would say, get the PSP version, patch it, and enjoy.