Square Enix Discounts Select Final Fantasy Titles On PSN

By Alex Osborn

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In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Final Fantasy franchise, the guys over at Square Enix has taken it upon themselves to discount a number of games on the PlayStation Store a whopping 50%.

Here's the full list of the discounted games:

The sale begins as soon as Sony's online gaming store updates later today. These amazing deals will last two weeks, but I'd recommend you act sooner rather than later, as the fourteen-day window will fly by before you know it. I'm definitely going to be purchasing Final Fantasy VII, VIII, and IX. Nostalgia trip, here we come!

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