Final Fantasy VIII

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Final Fantasy VIII
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Basic Information
Type(s)
 Video Game
Square Co. Ltd.
Square Co. Ltd., Square EA, Eidos Interactive, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe
Final Fantasy
Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy VIII
Final Fantasy VII
Successor title
 Final Fantasy IX
RPG
PlayStation CD-ROM, CD-ROM, Digital Download
Microsoft Windows and PlayStation
PlayStation Network
PlayStation Store Platform(s)
 PlayStation 3PlayStation PortablePlayStation Vita
Retail Features
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Ratings
Final Fantasy VIIIFinal Fantasy VIIIFinal Fantasy VIII
European Union European Release Date(s)
PlayStation
October 27, 1999

Microsoft Windows
December 31, 1999

PlayStation Network
February 4, 2010
CanadaUnited StatesMexico North American Release Date(s)
PlayStation
September 7, 1999

Microsoft Windows
December 31, 1999

PlayStation Network
December 17, 2009
Japan Japanese Release Date(s)
PlayStation
February 11, 1999

Microsoft Windows
March 23, 2000

PlayStation Network
September 24, 2009
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Final Fantasy VIII was the second Final Fantasy series video game developed for the PlayStation. The magic system was significantly altered from previous iterations to the innovative Junction System, which involved assigning Guardian Forces (GFs) to each character and collecting magic by drawing it out of encountered monsters.

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