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from: Square Enix
Amazon.com's Price: $19.99 Prices subject to change.
Amazon Maximum Age: 20 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 144 months
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Square Enix
EAN: 0662248907116
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Label: Square Enix
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Manufacturer: Square Enix
Model: 90711
Platform: Sony PSP
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Date: October 09, 2007
Sales Rank: 926
Studio: Square Enix
Features:- Animated sequences combine hand-drawn style visuals with computer graphics
- Enhanced widescreen presentation, new jobs and new characters
- Challenge friends in head-to-head battles with the multiplayer function
- team up in the co-operative mode and try to outwit the game's computer opponents
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
In days now long past, the War of the Lions rent the land of Ivalice in two. And it is here that two young men of note first stepped onto history's stage. The first is a man named Delita Heiral, the hero who would draw the curtain on the War of the Lions, this dark act of Ivalice's history. The other, whose role is now forgotten, is a man by the name of Ramza Beoulve. Peer through the eyes of these two young men, and uncover the secrets that lie hidden within history's darkened folds. Originally released in 1997, Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions is a portable update on the classic turn-based strategy game that gave birth to the world of Ivalice. New features include all-new CG sequences, all-new jobs, new 16:9 widescreen presentation, new head-to-head multiplayer and new storyline elements that refine the genesis of the Ivalice Alliance.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Wow...just, Wow
When I was in college my buddy convinced me to play Final Fantasy VII. I was in to sports games and action/platformers. Those are still genres I enjoy, but my Final Fantasy VII experience created a serious love of good RPGs.
So after loving Final Fantasy VII, I learned that there was a game created by the same people that had gotten some good reviews...Final Fantasy Tactics. I plunk down my $50 only to get home and experience severe buyers remorse. This game what not at all what I was ... Read More
Rating: - A Greek Tragedy...
Reviewed for Big Boss Games by: T.R.C.
Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions
By: Square-Enix
Format: PlayStation Portable - PSP
The story intro (As taken from the instruction book):
Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions:
Sustained by the Lord and Light, the twin headed lion reigns over the kingdom of Ivalice. A year has passed since the loss of the Fifty Years' War. The prince, thought two years of age, has ascended the throne, ... Read More
Rating: - Great!!
What a GREAT remake for the PSP. You are a final fantasy saga fan or a strategy/tactical gamer? you MUST play this game. The PSOne version was good, but with the new cinematics and voice acting the game rocks even more than ever. You will never get tired of playing over and over again!
Rating:  - Fun but loooooooooooooong game
The game is fun, has some nice bonuses like FMV, voice acting, new jobs, new items, a better translated script. It does however, suffer from the same fundamental flaw as its predecessor, length of time. To build up job points and classes you basically have to spend hours upon hours beating your own people up and healing them and having someone sit there with the squire class and use "Focus" every turn to earn job points. It takes an insane amount of time to get job points without some kind of cheat. ... Read More
Rating: - A Fun Challenge
This was a fantastic PSP game but I couldn't honestly reccommend it for everyone. There are certain jobs that you have to use early in the game or you'll die almost every time, and they don't make sense. The monk is by far one of the best classes for the first several hours of the game, but how do fists outhit a sword to the face? But anyway, once you get into the rythym of the game, it's a lot of fun, and I couldn't put it down until after 30 hours into it, and that was only because my PSP took a crap. ... Read More
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