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If you're the proud owner of either a PlayStation 3 or PSP, and need some Final Fantasy action to keep you busy until Final Fantasy XIII ships in the UK, then you might want to make your way over to the PlayStation Network today, as Square Enix have just made Final Fantasy VIII available for both platforms. Here's the full press release for your perusal:
"Square Enix Ltd., the publisher of Square Enix® interactive entertainment products in Europe and other PAL territories, today announces FINAL FANTASY® VIII, the classic adventure game originally released for PlayStation® is available to download for PlayStation®3 and PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system from the PlayStation®Network, priced €9.99.
A classic demanding to be revisited, FINAL FANTASY VIII on PlayStation Network is an essential addition to any download collection that enjoyed high acclaim across the board on its original release, including a 10/10 review from Official PlayStation Magazine.
Whether new to FINAL FANTASY or a long-established fan, prepare to join the legendary Squall Leonhart on an epic adventure which will see him vie with a sworn rival, confront a malevolent sorceress, and attempt to make sense of his own mystifying dreams.
Larry Sparks, Vice President Brands PAL Region of Square Enix Ltd. comments, “FINAL FANTASY VIII is one of the best known and loved adventures in the FINAL FANTASY series. Over 10 years on and the game is still as endearing and challenging as ever. We’re pleased to be releasing FINAL FANTASY VIII on PlayStation Network in PAL territories from today.”
FINAL FANTASY VIII is available in all PAL countries where the PlayStation®Store is available."
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