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04-11-2009, 09:17 PM
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Final Fantasy VII, perhaps the single most highly anticipated PS1 Classic release, has hit the PlayStation Network. But before you go rushing to the PlayStation Store, this landmark game release is unfortunately only available to those in Japan. Cue disappointed sighs of frustration.
Slides bearing the Final Fantasy VII: International -- name and logo surfaced on a Japanese website along with the text "Play FFVII on the PSP." Images of the game's listing on PSN such as the one above have appeared on NeoGAF, further confirming that this isn't some cruel joke -- although you could easily argue that the Japan-only release is a cruel joke in and of itself. The 1,500 yen price converts to roughly $15, which I'm willing to bet most Final Fantasy fans would be more than happy to pay in order to get their hands on International, which was a Japan-only release that included enhancements the American version had received from the original Japanese release of FFVII, as well as other bonus features, according to RPGamer
As soon as any other details surface, including any announcements regarding a U.S. or European release (wishful thinking as that might be), we'll be sure to bring them to you right away. Stay tuned.
1UP
Final Fantasy VII, perhaps the single most highly anticipated PS1 Classic release, has hit the PlayStation Network. But before you go rushing to the PlayStation Store, this landmark game release is unfortunately only available to those in Japan. Cue disappointed sighs of frustration.
Slides bearing the Final Fantasy VII: International -- name and logo surfaced on a Japanese website along with the text "Play FFVII on the PSP." Images of the game's listing on PSN such as the one above have appeared on NeoGAF, further confirming that this isn't some cruel joke -- although you could easily argue that the Japan-only release is a cruel joke in and of itself. The 1,500 yen price converts to roughly $15, which I'm willing to bet most Final Fantasy fans would be more than happy to pay in order to get their hands on International, which was a Japan-only release that included enhancements the American version had received from the original Japanese release of FFVII, as well as other bonus features, according to RPGamer
As soon as any other details surface, including any announcements regarding a U.S. or European release (wishful thinking as that might be), we'll be sure to bring them to you right away. Stay tuned.
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