Double Jewel Case Release with Final Fantasy VII Release
| Genre: One-on-One Fighting |
CDs: 2 |
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| Publisher: Sony |
Released: October 31, 1999 |
| Developer: Dream Factory / Squaresoft |
UPC: 7 11719 42082 8 |
| Sony ID: SCUS-94208, 94961 |
PSRM: 004800, 005510 |
| Players: 1 to 2 Players |
Memory: 1 Block |
| Accessories: None |
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| ESRB: Teen – Mild Animated Violence |
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| Box Copy:
“…a groundbreaking new fighting game featuring new levels of 3D freedom and a totally original Quest mode!” – Ultra Game Players
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Variants
The game curiously displays the single disc icon, acting as if the Final Fantasy VII demo isn’t included. No known variant of the game exists where it didn’t have the demo.
Misprints
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Review
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Final Score: NA – No Review
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Trivia
- The demand for the Final Fantasy VII demo was so high that used game re-sellers Babbages / Funcoland / GameStop were buying back the demo as its own trade-in. It was then sold separately from the Tobal No. 1 game.
- A sequel was released in Japan, but never brought to America due to the large amount of Japanese text to translate.
