Overview

Number of Players
1 (Single Player)
Genre
Release Date

PlayStation

  • JP 7th Jul 2000
  • US 13th Nov 2000
  • EU 16th Feb 2001

PlayStation Store

  • JP 20th May 2010
  • EU 26th May 2010
  • US 15th Jun 2010
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Reviews

  • Review Final Fantasy IX (PSone)

    I want to be your canary

    Republished on Tuesday 19th September 2017: We're bringing this review back from the archives following the game's remastered release on PlayStation 4. The original text follows. As far as Final Fantasy games go, Final Fantasy IX is one of the most cohesive, charming entries in Square Enix's beloved series. It marked the...

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About The Game

Brahne, the evil Queen of Alexandria, is using highly advanced magical weapons to terrorise neighbouring kingdoms.

Players follow a group of bandits, knights and magicians as they try to foil her plans. The heroes quickly learn that her wicked doings are part of a much larger plot, and as they progress, they learn about the sinister motives of a powerful sorcerer named Kuja.

More than 30 million copies of the Final Fantasy franchise have been sold, making it one of the bestselling video-game series ever. This edition offers new characters and 3-D environments, plus a rich story line — one of the hallmarks of the series — as well as a new point-based spell-casting system and an item-based ability-learning system.

8 unique characters that use a variety of weapons, magic and abilities
A magical world with superbly detailed pre-rendered environments
Almost one hour of seamlessly integrated full motion videos