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FF Tactics joins FF7 International on Japanese PSOne Game Archives |
Listed in: News, Games Tags: PSOne, Square Enix
PSOne Game Archives, Square Enix has also put the original Final Fantasy Tactics online.
Yep, this is the PSOne game, not Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions. It's being sold as a premium game for JPNÂ¥ 1,000 (US$ 10). If you happen to speak Japanese and have a Japanese PSN account then this sounds like a pretty good deal. Used copies of this game generally go for double that.
Tactics is accompanied by two other PSOne games: Arubarea no Otome and Zeus Carnage Heart Second. All three games are playable on a PS3 or a PSP.
Man, that Japanese PSOne Archive just keeps on growing. Anybody else bummed out / getting insanely jealous because of this? I'm more of the latter, personally. On a semi-related note, I wonder what Yasumi Matsuno's up to now. The man's like a god among hardcore tactical RPG fans.
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What the heck is wrong with SCEA? Can't they just man-up and get these games - the ones that are SURE to sell like mad - onto the Western PSN?
You'd think Sony would actually want to make some money off us loyal customers...
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What the heck is wrong with SCEA? Can't they just man-up and get these games - the ones that are SURE to sell like mad - onto the Western PSN?
You'd think Sony would actually want to make some money off us loyal customers...
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Anyways, I think SCEA is just making excuses when they blame "licensing issues" for not having More PSOne games on the PSN.
If it were really the case, how did Silent Hill pop-up on the Euro store? Arent there MORE licensing problems in Europe due to multiple regions and languages? Yet they have more games than we do [regarding PSOne titles atleast]
Perhaps it would be better if all of us learn japanese and get ourselves some Jap PSN IDs
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But yeah, it's still bullsh*t :/
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2. Buy/import Japanese PSN card
3. ????
4. Profit!
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theres more than enough games out now for me to care anyway. i dont mind playing ps1 on my netbook and hacked firmwares. sony/ nintendo etc could easily sell supernes carts and ps1 games but they wont. why havent they tried translating some of those old titles for us to sell on psn? cuz one MIGHT hinder the sales of a new ps3 game blueray movies and the latest popsinger's new album.
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2) The Japanese PS1 version has some BGM music test
3) You've accomplished all SCCs (straight character challenges) and now you get to play it in Japanese for extra challenge... unless you can read Japanese just fine
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