PSN hosting a massive Final Fantasy sales event tomorrow

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In celebration of Final Fantasy’s 25th Year Anniversary, Square Enix will be discounting certain Final Fantasy items on the PSN starting tomorrow.

When the PlayStation Store updates tomorrow, you can take advantage of select Final Fantasy titles by purchasing them at 50% off. According to Square Enix, the sale will last for two weeks. So far, they have not released any information as to what games will be on sale. Let’s hope that entries such as Final Fantasy VII will be among the games on sale.

Those who have a PlayStation Vita and PS3 should stay tuned tomorrow to find out the full list of Final Fantasy titles being discounted.

5 thoughts on “PSN hosting a massive Final Fantasy sales event tomorrow

  1. YES!!! I’m hoping for Square to just do a full sale eventually. There’s a few of their psp titles i still need :P

    As for ps1 classics, i already own most of them. But if 6 goes on sale, i definitely need that in my collection! (for some strange reason i don’t own the psn version of that :p )

  2. Desfunk, the PS1 release of FF4 was horrendous and FF5/FF6/Chrono Trigger suffered the same fate. Awful, game-ruining load times paired with subpar translation made them some of the worst ways to enjoy the games. Maybe they touched up the PSN re-release, but I don’t expect that of cheap old Square Enix. I’d recommend getting it on a Nintendo system but I don’t support their mediocre consoles anymore, so eh. I guess I’d still recommend you get the PSN version, but go in expecting really bad loading times.

  3. I’m planning to get Final Fantasy: Origins (Final Fantasy I and II,) Dissidia, Dissidia 012 and Dissidia Duodecim Prologus. Sadly, the ones I won’t be able to pick up this time around are Final Fantasy IV: Complete Collection, V and VI.

  4. I just bought FF7 a few weeks ago. Now it gets a price cut!!! Oh well, maybe I’ll get something else with the 10$ I have left over.
    But I do hear some of the older ones don’t run well on Playstation?

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