Final Fantasy XI with PS2 Hard Drive (PlayStation 2)

Release Date: 03/24/2004

Format:NTSC-U/C

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Publisher: SQUARE
Genre: RPG, Online Games
Platform: PlayStation 2
Rating: Teen

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Price: $84.96 - $99.95

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SPECIAL NOTES

Online gameplay only. Requires PS2 Network Adapter to play.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Final Fantasy XI with PS2 Hard Drive (PlayStation 2 Games)

Experience a brand-new gaming universe that contains the same award-winning visual content, innovative gameplay, and deep storylines but connect to the same world regardless of whether you are playing on a PS2 or a PC by using the the internal Hard Disk Drive and the Network Adaptor to get online. This online title will be available pre-installed on the internal Hard Disk Drive.

A massively multiplayer online RPG, Final Fantasy XI takes place in the world of Vana’diel. During a respite from the usually conflict-ridden land, three nations, Bastok, San d’Oria, and Windurst, hire leagues of adventurers to fight with their symbol,or signet, in order to take control of the many regions of Vana’diel, thus avoiding a direct conflict with the other nations. With this storyline, thousands of players can play this game together, at once.

Final Fantasy XI features a unique conquest system. Every week, the three fighting nations are to be ranked. The highest-ranking nation gets to enjoy larger shops and more items to trade for, while the lowest nation has fewer items. To balance any inequalities between skill levels, the lower-ranked nations are given more time to play for a signet. Once time runs out, the player has to go back to one of the major cities, or an outpost in their country’s control to allow the player to play under a signet.

A big difference between this multiplayer game and one-player games is that you are able to communicate with other players. These linkshells are a form of communication that allow for the passing on of information and allowing players of the same team to band together and form parties.

PRODUCT Features

Package includes PS2 40 Gig Hard Disk Drive
Game comes pre-loaded on Hard Drive
First 30 days of play are free
Trade:The Trade system lets players securely transfer money and goods between themselves, and also give items to NPCs for the myriad quests in the game.
Auction:In the auction houses of FINAL FANTASY XI, sellers designate an asking price when they put items up for bid. The first bidder to offer a price higher than the asking price gets to purchase the item. These places are a magnet for players, since it's possible to get a better deal here than at the shops run by NPCs.
Bazaar: Players can also hawk items themselves with the Bazaar system. Just set a price on any item in your inventory -- any players targeting you can easily check for items you have for sale and buy them immediately.
Crystal Synthesis:Through crystal synthesis, players can create a fantastic variety of items, many of which are unavailable in shops. The system is flexible and lets players experiment to make the items they want.