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Sony’s PlayStation Now streaming service is adding five big Final Fantasy games, one each per month starting in September and running through January 2022.
This kicks off September 7 with the launch of the original Final Fantasy VII (not the remake), with Final Fantasy VIII Remastered coming on October 5 and then Final Fantasy IX on November 2. After that, PlayStation Now will welcome Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster on December 7, with Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age finishing things off on January 4, 2022.
These games can be downloaded or streamed to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, or streamed to PC. Here is the full schedule:
Final Fantasy VII – September 7, 2021Final Fantasy VIII Remastered – October 5, 2021Final Fantasy IX – November 2, 2021Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster – December 7, 2021Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age – January 4, 2022
PlayStation Now is a streaming/download (in some cases) subscription service available for $10/month or $25 for three months, or $60 per year. It also makes some PlayStation games effectively playable on PC, albeit through streaming.
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In other PlayStation news, Sony’s next big showcase event is coming up on September 9. The company is planning a 40-minute broadcast where it will divulge more information on upcoming PlayStation 5 games. Additionally, a new PlayStation Store sale is going on now, providing nice discounts on plenty of essential PS4 and PS5 games.
