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Final Fantasy I and II headed for the PSP

Posted on January 18, 2007 by Daniel Jatoba
Square-Enix has announced that it will celebrate Final Fantasy's 20 year anniversary by releasing Final Fantasy I and II for the PSP system.

It seems that Final Fantasy I and II for the PSP will receive more content than the original versions. The game will include the extra dungeons from the Game Boy Advance versions, the monster encyclopedia and music players. The PSP version will also feature an artwork gallery from Yoshitaka Amano and the CG intros from the Playstation version will make a return.

Although no specific release date has been announced, Final Fantasy I and II for the PSP will be released in Japan later this year. The official release dates for the North American and European versions are unknown.

Source: Square Insider

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Playstation Portable

Manufacturer: Sony
Introduced: E3 2003
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Format: UMD Disc
Background:
The Playstation Portable was introduced by Sony at E3 2003, and unveiled on May 11, 2004, as a form of competition against Nintendo's GameBoy. The PSP is the first successful competition against Nintendo in the handheld sector.

With several different models of PSP on the market, the system has proved incredibly popular even in the face of the behemoth that is the DS. With better graphical capabilities and a disc drive, many PSP titles are closer to console experiences than those on the DS.
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