I do not believe so; in fact, I wasn't even aware that any FFs were released on anyother system than the Gameboy, Gameboy Advanced, NES, SNES, WonderSwan Color, PlayStations I and II, or the PC.
Final Fantasy I is the classic game, originally for the NES but has been released for the PlayStation and WonderSwan Color. In the rereleases, graphics have been improved, etc., but most of the original functions are the same. This game is annoying at first since your low-level characters cannot seem to hit anything, although this slowly changes. I recommend it highly.
Final Fantasy II was never originally made for a foreign audience beyond Japan I believe (in other words, it never came to the US, Canada, or Europe). It has been rereleased with new graphics but same general functions. This is perhaps the most un-FF official FF game there is. Levels are gone and improving your characters is dangerous and even more bothersome than just fighting more battles and leveling up a few times. I do not recommend this game.
Final Fantasy III, like FF II, was never originally sold to a foreign market until recently in its rerelease. It treturns to the original FF I design with levels, but with more classes to choose from. The function and game play is better than the first, and you play in a much bigger world. I recommend this game.
Final Fantasy IV is what was originally called Final Fantasy II in the US and perhaps Canada (?). It was a cheap, "easy type" version of the real Final Fantasy IV which included both an easy and hard type versions of the game. Today, it has been rereleased in its hard type form. The easy type version was the very first FF game I had ever played, and I loved it. Characters flesh out, there's a real story, and the lessons learned are tremendouly important for everyone to learn (sacrifice, virtue, love, etc). I highly recommend this game.
Final Fantasy V was never originally sold in the foreign market until its rerelease. It has a very complex class or "job system" which, although fun, can get a triffle annoying. Still, many people enjoy it, and after getting the hang of it, I'm sure you will as well. It is an FF I would recommend.
Final Fantasy VI was originally called Final Fantasy III in the US (perhaps Canada as well?). It has been rereleased with its original name. Its a game I highly recommend you getting.
You've already said you have FF's VII and VIII in this and other posts, so I'll let you enjoy them. VIII is very, very complex with its junction system, but still earlier than V's job system IMO. You will love it, especially the incredible graphics.
Final Fantasys IX, X, XI X-2, Legends I, II, and III, Adventure, Tactics and Tactics Advanced (II), and all others except MysticQuest, I have never played. I do not recommend MysticQuest one bit; its so watered down, its a throw away waste. There is, however, one reason that you should at least play it once; the soundtrack is arguably one of the best in any game. It is a game to rent, not to own, unless one is totally new to the FF games.
