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Tbone on 03 June 2009

During Sony’s E3 press conference, they confirmed that 50 PS1 classics will be released on the PSN Store within the near future. Among the notables, the long awaited Final Fantasy VII will be released, today.

Great news.



 

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Munkeh111 on 03 June 2009

Not outside America though....



Tbone on 03 June 2009

Hopefully they will bring it to EU aswell but for me if FF7 arrives here than im happy :)



 

Staude on 03 June 2009

I want mgs 1 i never played it.. cept for the short part in mgs 4 lol XD



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legend92(3) on 03 June 2009

It's a good money grab wouldn't take much effort or money to put them on the store.



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kibebr on 03 June 2009

And about a store of PS2 titles to download? I am interested in DOOM 2 :P



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Staude on 03 June 2009

doom was on ps1.



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kibebr on 03 June 2009

GOOOD GOOD, this title I will buy!!! Thanks Staude!



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Bladeforce on 03 June 2009

My PC has the best PS1 support now ;)



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