
Selling over five million copies since its release in 2000, FINAL FANTASY IX proudly returns on Steam! Now you can relive the adventures of Zidane and his crew on PC !
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain
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Esse jogo é sensacional, envelheceu muito bem ! Valhe a pena jogar até o dia de hoje
all hail the fast forward button
another classic
Amava esse jogo no PS1 quando criança e não entendia nada, poder rejogar agora como adulto e entender tudo é muito bom, além do fator nostalgia aproveitar melhor essa obra. Impossível não recomendar.
Amazing game
Great game, ♥♥♥♥ port, but I have my reasons for still recommending, which I'll get to later. This version is based on the mobile phone port that made various changes to the game to help it work on phones, most of which stick out like a sore thumb. The best example of the kind of change this introduces is that you're stuck with 8 directions of movement. The original game had full analogue movement despite being on PS1 just in case you had one of the more expensive joystick controllers at the time. All around just an embarrassing port on Square Enix's behalf. I do, however, still recommend this release. Not because of Square Enix's port work of course, but because this release is what the excellent community made Memoria mod project is based in. This excellent project fixes all the issues with this port, and adds a multitude of toggleable features not present in the original, such as wide screen, higher FPS options, and a whole array of options to fully customize your experience. If that sounds great to you, go ahead and pick this up when it goes on sale, but if you want the original vanilla experience and don't like sailing the seven seas, just buy a copy of the original on Ebay or your local game store. Goes for about the same price as this port anyways.
один из лучших jrpg в которую я играл, моментами игра очень заточена на гринт (как и все jrpg), но сюжет как и у всех игр "Final Fantasy" просто великолепен. Слава богу счастливая концовка) солидная 8/10
Play this game. This game is/was a love letter from the OG creators of the series; It was the last one that felt like it was made for the fans; and everything after feels like a shift in the brand. I was basically raised by the turn based FF games (and tactics) and this was the last one that "felt right" to me. I love FFIX. It's my favorite RPG in the turn based category hands down. Also, don't pay any attention to my time. I've beaten everything about this game at least a dozen times. This port feels great; I haven't run into any issues so far. The MOGURI Mod makes this an even more unforgettable experience than it was the first time for those of us that were there for this game at launch. It makes it match that 26 year old nostalgia floating around your gourd; so shout-out to the devs of that beautiful work as well.
Probably my favourite Final Fantasy so far. The characters are likeable, the story is great, and it's not grindy at all. My only gripe with it is the "Trance" system in it, originating from FF VI, I thought we'd be able to pop it whenever. I mean, that's how trance and limit breaks worked in the predecesors. But instead, it's at complete random, it could be that you get hit and it activates in a weak enemy encounter (Which is 90% of the time) or when the enemies are almost dead (the other 10%). However, I ABSOLUTELY love the way you learn skills in the game, it prevents equipment from being obsolete even later on. And it allows for us to equip our best stat items once the skill is learnt without having to worry about the passives. Plus the leveling actually feels like it's rewarding. Overall, a FF IX/X.
A mesma sensação fantástica que tive aos 8 anos jogando no PS1.
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