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Japan's Final Fantasy Collection Inspires Jealousy
In honor of Final Fantasy's 25th anniversary, Japan is getting a comprehensive (and expensive) special edition collection of Final Fantasy games.
The collection includes every Final Fantasy game, except for XIV, X-2, and XIII-2, and a number bonus discs all for about $450. Square-Enix hasn't offered any hints about a North American release, so start saving up for the import, and start learning Japanese.
Here's everything included in the collection:
- Final Fantasy (PS1, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy II (PS1, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy III (PSP, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy IV (PS1, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy V (PS1, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy VI (PS1, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy VII International (PS1, 4 discs)
- Final Fantasy VIII (PS1, 4 discs)
- Final Fantasy IX (PS1, 4 discs)
- Final Fantasy X (PS2, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy XI Vana'diel Collection 2 (PS2, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy XII (PS2, 1 disc)
- Final Fantasy XIII (PS3, 1 disc)
Non-game additions:
- Special anniversary video disc
- Crystal ArtWorks -- an anniversary visual art collection
- A two disc anniversary music selection CD
- Final Fantasy XIV Mogu Mogu Earring item code
- Mini replica of Amano FF 25th Anniversary visual and stand
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