Final Fantasy I And II Announced For U.S. PSP

Square Enix has confirmed that remastered versions of Final Fantasy 1 and 2 will be made available for PSP users in the US. FF1 will be released on June 26, and FF2 will follow on July 24. The Final Fantasy series will be 20 years old this year.

The anniversary editions will feature enchanced graphics, new dungeons, an updated camera view, and new character art. The aspect ratio will be 16:9.

I’ve played a few titles from the series but I didn’t play the first and second one. Another reason to use the PSP heh.

Here’s a screenshot:

FF Screen

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3 Responses to “Final Fantasy I And II Announced For U.S. PSP”

1
Andy
May 9th, 2007 10:36

This is old school, but it is still cool. I think SONY have released lots of re-made for PSP.
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Brown Baron
May 9th, 2007 14:08

I agree. I think they have a new FF title for the PSP but I haven’t found any info yet.
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Tiny Signs
May 11th, 2007 04:20

hehehe! I have played both titles on my old NES, as well as those old FF on the SNES.

I do not own a PSP or any new console or handheld except for my 200 PhP 2nd-hand GBA. It’s nice that they are putting back those games and are improved. I wish I could play it on the PSP, but I guess that’ll be like not so soon.

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