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Forget your Zodiac sign. Are you a left side Final Fantasy nerd or a right side?

We’ve got birth charts, Myers-Briggs tests, and other weird ways to figure out who we are. But perhaps no test so accurately defines one’s personality than which side of this Final Fantasy chart they prefer.

Use it to quickly weed out any undesirables — like the folks who prefer the left side.

Chart that breaks up the Final Fantasy development timeline since Final Fantasy VI into two halves.
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