Final Fantasy IX for Nintendo Switch - Classic JRPG Adventure Game | Play Anytime, Anywhere on Your Switch Console
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Product Description
Experience the adventure once again with characters and pre-rendered movies featured in high definition, as well as a new booster system with a selection of various modes such as "high speed" or "no encounters"! Zidane and the Tantalus Theater Troupe have kidnapped Princess Garnet, the heir of Alexandria. To their surprise, however, the princess herself yearned to escape the castle. Through a series of unusual circumstances, she and her personal guard, Steiner, fall in with Zidane and set out on an incredible journey.
Product Features
Synthesis - Never let items go to waste. Combine two items or pieces of equipment together and make better, stronger items!
Additional Features - 7 game boosters including high speed and no encounter modes, sutosave, and high-definition movies and character models!
Trance - Fill your Trance gauge as you sustain hits in battle. When fully charged, your characters will enter Trance mode, granting them powerful new skills!
Abilities- Learn new abilities by equipping items. When fully mastered, these abilities can be used even without equipping items, allowing for nearly endless customization options.
Minigames - There are plenty of minigames to enjoy when you're not off saving the world. You can even earn special item rewards!
Customer Reviews
Great game, always a fan favorite. Fun gameplay and a great story. This remaster has some great quality of life upgrades that many will appreciate and they are completely optional if you want to play through it as a traditionalist. Keep in mind, this game might seem a little more childish than its predecessors and has a little more innocence to the character designs. This typically is hallmarked as a love letter to the series with callbacks to traditional concepts from the earlier games as this came out at the end of the PS1's lifespan.
