Final Fantasy XI Ultimate Collection hits this November

by Kyle Horner Oct 15th 2009 at 6:00PM

Filed under: Fantasy, Final Fantasy XI, News items

Come this November 10th anyone with 20 bucks will be able to pick up the newly announced Final Fantasy XI Ultimate Collection. This low-priced packaging lives up to its moniker by coming with every single expansion and add-on released since Square Enix launched the game. So if you've been holding off all this time or just haven't played in a long while and wouldn't mind checking out that new content with an old character, this is definitely the release for you.

We're pretty sure this is the final collection for Final Fantasy XI, as Square Enix's next MMO will be launching sometime in 2010. That's not to say there won't be any new add-ons, but we get the feeling those will only be offered through digital distribution. Oh, and the whole 'Ultimate Collection' makes it a little obvious, too.

[via Joystiq]

Tags: ffxi, ffxiv, final-fantasy, final-fantasy-ultimate-collection, final-fantasy-xi, final-fantasy-xiv, november, square-enix

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Henry said on 6:05PM 10-15-2009

Will retailers even stock this? I always see the $2 trial discs with a free month and they never seem to sell a single one.

Kivek said on 7:31PM 10-15-2009

Too bad you'll need to have a credit card with a bank that supports Mastercard's SecureCode or Visa's VerifiedbyVisa in order to play this game. There are no other alternative payment methods, at all.

Source: http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/polnews/news16615.shtml

hatri1181 said on 11:04PM 10-15-2009

that's not true. you can call SE and they will put it in manually. I know because I had to. (besides, I think there's a law that forces them to have a method like that in place.)

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