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Final Fantasy 9 [PS] -2000-

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RespectTheKick1 year ago

Why does the cover and disc look different? EU version?

Retrobroker Store2 years ago

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ANGEL1 year ago

😍

Al64x1 year ago

Ff 9 is very impressive for a PS1 game

loser1 year ago

To this day I'm still confused as hell why PS1 US games had 2 black borders.

Richard1 year ago

Still my favorite game all these years later

jollyjared1 year ago

I remember the first time I went on Youtube and found there was a Japanese Coca Cola commercial endorsing Final Fantasy 9.

.1 year ago

One of the greatest games ever made.

Cammy Dalamud1 year ago

What's your favorite FF?

Gamer_lafan1 year ago

I like 6&7👌

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