Square Enix releases Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary History Book |
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Has it really been 20 years since we first picked up our copy of Hironobu Sakaguchi's classic Final Fantasy game? To celebrate the 20th anniversary of this widely acclaimed role-playing game first released in Japan back in 1987, Square Enix and Enterbrain have released the Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary History Book.
The book contains information, images, and even unreleased information about all Final Fantasy games released over the past years. According to the product information up on the Japanese Amazon.com site, there's also an interview and quite a few articles in the Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary History Book.
This is an absolute must-have for all Final Fantasy fans out there, so if you're willing to shell out 2,625 Yen or approximately US$ 23 for the Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary History Book, then by all means follow the link below to Amazon Japan. The book's all in Japanese though, and it's only available in Japan at the moment, but if you think you just have to go and buy it (besides, the book's all glossy!), go right ahead and grab one.
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yeah, here's hoping an english language version gets released... I'd be interested in hearing a bit more about the pressures on the Squaresoft team back in the FF1 days...
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