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|developer=[[Square Enix]] Business Division 5 ...PlayStation 3]] (discontinued), [[PlayStation 4]], Mac OS X, [[PlayStation 5]], Xbox Series X/S

...the same year in order to bridge the technical gap between the preceding [[PlayStation 4]] and the newly released PS5. As such, the game features upscaled graphic [[Category:PlayStation 5 games]]

|platforms=[[PlayStation 5]] ...leased worldwide on June 22, 2023 as a timed exclusive for the PlayStation 5.

|release='''PlayStation 5:'''<br>Worldwide: February 29, 2024 |platforms=PlayStation 5

|release='''PlayStation:'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} February 11, 1999<br>{{Flag|United States}} / {{Flag| <br>'''Windows (Steam)'''<br>WW: December 5, 2013

...every headgear is erroneously listed under Helmets.<ref>''Final Fantasy'' (PlayStation Portable) Bradygames Official Strategy Guide, pages 23-24.</ref> ...Armor Shop for {{hover|80 [[gil]]|100 gil in the original NES version and PlayStation's Hard Mode}}}}

...'''<br>Worldwide: April 20, 2020<br>'''''Intergrade'''''<br>'''PlayStation 5'''<br>Worldwide: June 10, 2021<br>'''Microsoft Windows'''<br>Epic Games Sto |platforms=[[PlayStation 4]], [[PlayStation 5]], [[Microsoft Windows]]

|image=[[File:Larva FF4 PSP sprite.png]]<br>[[PlayStation Portable]] sprite ...n use [[Slow]] as an attack, and are vulnerable to [[Ice]] attacks. In the PlayStation Portable version, if a character tries to perform [[magic]] on Larva, it co

.... Devil Crabs have a stronger, green variant named [[Acrophies]]. In the [[PlayStation]] release, they are named '''Diablo'''. Devil Crabs are weak to ice-based a |mdefense=5

...ipo]]. They are weak to [[Throw]] attacks. In the [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] releases, they are named '''SandMoth''', and in ''[[Final Fantasy IV Adva |mdefense=5

In ''Final Fantasy IV'', Alligators, named '''Gators''' in the [[PlayStation]] version, are only encountered in two subterranean waterway areas, the [[A |speed=5

|image=[[File:FFIV The Complete Collection box art.jpg|250px]]<br>PlayStation Portable box art |platforms=[[PlayStation Portable]]

...name is formatted '''Hell Flapper''', and in the [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] releases, they are named '''RockMoth'''. |evasion=5

...e:Concentration FF2 PSP.png|thumb|A completed game of Concentration in the PlayStation Portable version]] ...d down "X" and press the "Circle" button 15–20 times (or 22 times in the [[PlayStation Portable]] version). In the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]]'' rem

...r Nintendo]] version, the location is named '''Misty Cave''', and in the [[PlayStation]] version, it is named the '''Cave of Mist'''. | || [[Goblin]] || 6 || 5 || 28 || None

|platforms=[[PlayStation Portable]] ...ion Portable:'''<br>{{flag|Japan}} May 10, 2007<br>{{flag|Europe}} October 5, 2007<br>{{flag|Australia}} October 8, 2007<br>{{Flag|United States}} Octob

*Magic Defense: +5 In remakes of ''[[Final Fantasy]]'', starting with the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, the Maxmillian can be obtained by defeating [[Chronodia

|release={{Flag|United States}}/{{Flag|Canada}} October 5, 1999<br>{{Flag|Europe}} May 17, 2002 |platforms=[[PlayStation]]

...WiiWare:'''<br>{{flag|United States}} June 1, 2009<br>{{Flag|Europe}} June 5, 2009<br>{{Flag|Japan}} July 21, 2009 |platforms=[[Mobile phone]]s, [[WiiWare]],<br>[[PlayStation Portable]]

|platforms=PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Microsoft Windows

...IV'', Tiny Mages (formatted '''TinyMage''' in the [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] releases) are encountered in the [[Underground Waterway]]. They can use t |mevasion=5

|mdefense=5 Steel Bat FF5 SFC sprite.png|[[Super Famicom]] and [[PlayStation]] sprite

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...5% chance) or Drool (25% chance). In the original [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] versions, Malboros are instead named '''Mad Oscar'''. |rank=5

...[[Super Nintendo]] version, the town is named '''Silvera''', and in the [[PlayStation]] version, it is named '''Mythril Village''', which the Japanese name rough ...e Toads and the Mini people (called "Small Folks") respectively. Since the PlayStation version, the Pig appears to be describing the characters individually, as h

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...ite except it is brighter, making their yellow skin more evident. In the [[PlayStation Portable]] version, their sprite is in a different pose, and they have brow |accuracy=5

...F2 PSP sprite.png|align=left|captionwidth=135px|color={{FF2color}}|caption=PlayStation Portable sprite}} ...(floors B1-B4), and the [[Mysidian Tower]] (floors 1F-2F, 6F-7F). In the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, Red Mousse are also encountered in the [[Arcane Labyrin

...y IV]]'', Gigantoads, named '''CaveToad''' in the [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] releases, are only encountered in the [[Underground Waterway]]. They are |evasion=5

|image=[[File:Great Malboro FF2 PSP sprite.png]]<br>''Final Fantasy II'' (PlayStation Portable) sprite In the original [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] versions, they are named '''Evil Oscar'''.

In the original [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] versions, they are named '''D. Fossil'''. |mp=5,000

...br>{{Flag|Japan}} January 30, 2007<br>'''EZweb:'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} April 5, 2007}} |[[PlayStation 2]]

...brightened, so they wear blue armor and were given an orange tan. In the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, Black Knights' pose was changed again, and its entire b In remakes starting with the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, Black Knights are also encountered as enemies in the [[

...onderSwan Color]] version, Sahagins have green skin and red eyes. In the [[PlayStation Portable]] version, their eyes were changed to clear gray. ...asy IV]]'', Sahagins, named '''WaterHag''' in the [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] versions, make a reappearance. The game introduces another variant, [[Des

...Gil Snapper FF4 PSP sprite.png]]<br>Sprite from ''Final Fantasy IV''{{'}}s PlayStation Portable remake ...dvance version, Gil Snappers have an orange shell, but starting with the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, their shell was changed to red.

...'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} November 30, 2006<br>{{Flag|United States}} February 5, 2007<br>{{Flag|Europe}} June 29, 2007<br>'''Virtual Console (Wii U):'''<br ...anese naming conventions for the spells and monsters. The FMV's from the [[PlayStation]] release were not included. Four new [[esper]]s were introduced, [[Leviath

...|image=Cagnazzo FF4 SNES sprite.png|align=right|caption=Super Nintendo and PlayStation sprite|captionwidth=225px|color={{FF4color}}}} |hp=5,312

|mdefense=5 Gloom Widow FF PSP sprite.png|PlayStation Portable sprite

|[[Maiden's Kiss]]{{footnote|main|5}} {{footnote|note|3|Only appears in the Super Nintendo and PlayStation versions}}

|release='''PlayStation:'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} December 23, 1998<br>{{Flag|United States}}/{{Flag|Ca |platforms=[[PlayStation]]

...hat "in summer 1993, it is expected that [[Nintendo]] will start selling [[PlayStation|its long-awaited]] CD-ROM hardware." The issue foreshadowed Square's prefer ===Issue #5 (''Final Fantasy III'' issue)===

...to the Sealed Gate]]. In the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] and [[PlayStation]] versions, they are named '''Zombone'''. During a battle, there is a chanc From August 22 to September 5, 2019, there was an [[Event (Final Fantasy Record Keeper)|event]] titled "D

...er stats than in ''Final Fantasy'', and have the Gaze V ability ([[level]] 5). |gil={{hover|750-1,500|500-1,000 in the Famicom version and the PlayStation version's Hard Mode}}

...to green in the first few remakes before changing to a darker red in the [[PlayStation Portable]] version. |3/5

...there, along with the [[Hoover]]. In the original [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] versions, Cactuars are named '''Cactrots'''. ...ters. Here, it is the only character to have a stat amount over the max of 5 (indicated by a red bar instead of a yellow bar). Cactuar is unlocked by wi

...nd by extension tortoises, being reptiles. In the [[Super Nintendo]] and [[PlayStation]] versions, it is simply named '''Turtle'''. |mdefense=5

| height = 5'4" (1.63 m) ...lexander Highwind Tycoon]], a king residing in [[Tycoon Castle]]. In the [[PlayStation]] version, her name is '''Reina'''.

...article-45558 "FFVI sells out"]. Eurogamer.net. March 1, 2002.</ref> (on [[PlayStation]])

...nited States}} November 29, 2004<br>{{Flag|Europe}} December 3, 2004<br>'''PlayStation Portable:'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} April 19, 2007<br>{{Flag|United States}} / { ...yStation]], Mobile phone, [[Virtual Console]] ([[Wii]], [[Wii U]], 3DS), [[PlayStation Portable]], [[iOS]], [[Android]], [[Windows Phone]], [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]],

|release='''PlayStation'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} March 18, 1999<br>{{Flag|United States}}/{{Flag|Canada |platforms=[[PlayStation]]

|platforms=[[PlayStation 2]], [[Xbox 360]], [[Microsoft Windows]] |release='''PlayStation 2:'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} May 16, 2002<br>{{Flag|United States}} March 23, 20

|release='''PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S:'''<br>Worldwide: March 18, 2022<br>'''Microsoft W |platforms=[[PlayStation 4]], PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Microsoft Windows

|magic=5 ....png|thumb|Boss fight against the Phantom Train in ''Final Fantasy''{{'}}s PlayStation Portable remake]]

|height=178 cm (5'10") ...In the case of Skeans, it is simply a multi-target attack that is roughly 5/6 the power of a level 3 spell.

...29, 1991 (''Easy Type'')<br>{{Flag|United States}} November 23, 1991<br>'''PlayStation:'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} March 21, 1997<br>{{Flag|Japan}} March 11, 1999 (''[[ |platforms=[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], [[PlayStation]], [[WonderSwan Color]], i-mode, EZweb, Yahoo!

[[File:15 Puzzle FF PSP.png|thumb|15 Puzzle gameplay in the PlayStation Portable version of ''Final Fantasy'']] ...count-up timer, and the bottom box lists the controls. Starting with the [[PlayStation Portable]] version, the lower box was moved to the right and made larger.

...you've got a platform like PlayStation, you'll have PlayStation 2 and then PlayStation 3, and where you've got Xbox, you move on to Xbox 360 - you can sort of ass ...ilar to those found in the ports of the 2D ''Final Fantasy'' games for the PlayStation. Developer Matrix Software handled the programming of the game.

There is a total of 203 enemies, eight of which were introduced in the [[PlayStation Portable]] version. In ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]]'', there a ...Monsters 196-203 ([[Chronodia]] and its alternate forms) debuted in the [[PlayStation Portable]] version, but none of these would reappear in the ''[[Final Fanta

...(known as '''Cure1''' in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] and [[PlayStation]] versions) is a White Magic spell that heals a small amount of HP to one o |[[Kirin]] (×5 learn rate) - [[Shiva]] (×3 learn rate) - [[Seraph]] (×20 learn rate) - [

|height=5'6" (1.67m) ...mi Ito<br>Yōko Asada (''Ehrgeiz'', arcade)<br>Yūko Minaguchi (''Ehrgeiz'', PlayStation)

...to the individual remakes for the [[WonderSwan Color]] in Japan and the [[PlayStation]] compilation, ''[[Final Fantasy Origins]]''. ...mies that they had defeated in both games, and which first featured in the PlayStation package.

Only 5 years before the start of the game, Sephiroth would learn of the Jenova Pro ...front. At certain point of the battle, Jenova will start a countdown from 5; if the countdown reaches zero before the characters kill Jenova, she casts

...tasy VII''. According to Amano, because of the hardware limitations of the PlayStation, characters could not be rendered realistically. He thought Cloud's baggy p ...ent Shinra and the Air Buster. After falling into the church at the Sector 5 slums, Cloud encounters the flower vendor [[Aerith Gainsborough]], whom he

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...'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} November 30, 2006<br>{{Flag|United States}} February 5, 2007<br>{{Flag|Europe}} July 6, 2007<br>'''Virtual Console (Wii):'''<br>{{ |ratings='''PlayStation:'''<br>ESRB: Teen<br>USK: 12+<br>ACB: M<br>ELSPA: 11+<br>'''Game Boy Advanc

...wo red eyes and red wings. It is dark purple in the WonderSwan Color and [[PlayStation]] versions, but was made light purple starting with the [[Game Boy Advance] As a summon, Bahamut is at level 5, and it costs 66 [[Magic point|MP]] to use. Despite having a wide range of

...'[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' and its subsequent re-releases. For the original PlayStation release, data for ''Chocobo World'' was stored on every ''Final Fantasy VII ...'s damage dealt to the enemy will be randomly chosen from the digits "8," "5," "3," and "1".

|platforms=[[PlayStation 2]] ...RPG that was developed and published by [[Square Enix]] in 2006 for the [[PlayStation 2]]. It is part of the ''[[Compilation of Final Fantasy VII]]'' metaseries.

..., 2013<br>'''iOS'''<br>August 19, 2015<br>'''PlayStation 4:'''<br>December 5, 2015<br>'''Android'''<br>July 7, 2016<br>'''Switch''', '''Xbox One'''<br>M |platforms=[[PlayStation]], [[Windows]], [[iOS]]/[[Android]], [[PlayStation 4]], [[Xbox One]], [[Nintendo Switch]]

...“System Data” and each course’s “Best Race Data.” You can see these on yer PlayStation game console MEMORY CARD Screen. The ones that look like lil’ Mogs are ye ...Oh, and here’s a warnin’ fer ya, kid! If yer best race data is longer than 5 doggone minutes, then ya can’t save it, so get a move along, all you slow

...ge:Shinra original logo.png|thumb|200px|Company logo used for the original PlayStation release of ''Final Fantasy VII'']] ...there. Reactors 1 and 5 in Midgar were destroyed by AVALANCHE, but reactor 5 was later repaired.

|height=5'8" ...of Squall occasionally makes an appearance on the loading screen of the [[PlayStation]] version of ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''.