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Six months after the excellent PC release, the PS2 version is upon us. While lacking in a few technical areas, it's otherwise a fine way to enjoy Square-Enix's MMORPG. Read Review
Squaresoft's legendary Final Fantasy series embarks on a new adventure where players from around the world are able to join forces for a persistent online quest. Gamers will control the fate of Vana'diel as they volunteer for missions to defend its nations and people. Customizable characters allow players to tailor physical attributes and skills to suit individual tastes as they select from five different races and 15 different jobs. Adventures span across 100 different areas such as mountains, deserts, oceans, castles and dungeons, and environments take on a life of their own as time and weather constantly change. As an added bonus, the Japanese expansion pack Rise of the Zilart has been included free of charge for American audiences.
We talk to the team about how they're cleaning up the streets of Vana'diel. Read More »
Company president Yoichi Wada fields all questions. Read More »
Square-Enix announces Final Fantasy XI "Summerfest" event later this month. Read More »
Final Fantasy XI has been available on the PC in North America nearly six months now, and gotten off to an excellent start in that time. The long-awaited PS2 version has finally arrived courtesy of Sony, PS2 hard drive in tow, and offers a similarly excellent experience, with a few caveats. Read More »
In late July, Square Enix and Sony Online released the PC and PS2 betas of Final Fantasy XI to the public. With the beta set to end soon and the PC version of the game due out in October, today we'll take a final pre-release look at this landmark series' first steps online. Final Fantasy XI will feel familiar to fans of MMORPGs like EverQuest, but infuses it with enough Final Fantasy-ness to appeal to fans of the console games and set it apart from other PC MMORPGs. Read More »
Also known as: Final Fantasy XI Online, FFXI Online, Final Fantasy 11 Online
Release Region: United States
Release Date: March 23, 2004
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
T for Teen Blood, Animated Violence, Realistic ViolenceRelease Region: Japan
Release Date: May 16, 2002
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: May 16, 2002
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: May 16, 2002
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Region: United States
Release Date: March 23, 2004
Publisher: Square Enix
T for Teen Animated Blood, Mild Language, ViolenceRelease Region: Japan
Release Date: May 16, 2002
Publisher: Square Enix
Expansion packs related to this game:
Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia (PS2)
Final Fantasy XI: Heroes of Abyssea (PS2)
Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart (PS2)
Final Fantasy XI: Scars of Abyssea (PS2)
Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan (PS2)
Final Fantasy XI: Vision of Abyssea (PS2)
Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess (PS2)
Network Adapter
Internal Hard Disk Drive
8192MB (Final Fantasy XI)
1024MB (PlayOnline Viewer)
128MB (Tetra Master)
1 DVD, 1 CD
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