Final Fantasy V for PS3 & PSP in PlayStation Network

As more and more popping up a variety of gaming devices lately, of course, also requires a number of game makers to participate enliven the market games with different versions of existing platforms. No exception is with Square Enix that reportedly will seek to bring back the glory of the Japanese game sequel to Final Fantasy V into a version of the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable via the PlayStation Network.

Edition PlayStation Network (PSN) from Final Fantasy V is packaged in a cinematic sequence of an entirely new using computer graphics techniques that really neat. This game will really make you to reminisce on the classic tale of life in the first ever released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1992 ago. Features such classic games, such as the Active Time Battle system, mini-quests, magic attractions and much more.

If you do not already know the plot or even completely forgotten since the original version for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), or on platforms such as the first PlayStation (PS1) and Game Boy Advance after it was released in 1992 ago, then there's nothing wrong if you read the summary summary Square Enix's story below.

"One day, King Tycoon, when it was felt that there was irregularity in the air, then he decided to rush to the Temple of Wind, and there turned out he only found the Wind Crystal (crystal wind) that is falling apart. Apart from this disaster, a large meteor has fallen to earth, causing earthquakes in the surrounding area near Tycoon Castle. "

"Without a note, a series of events has brought four people from many different walks of life together to make a winding adventure full of new things and a lot of mystery".

Square Enix has re-released the first sequel to the game Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II for the PlayStation Network in early 2011 this. Then followed also for other platforms such as IOS, which include on your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. While the sequel to the game Final Fantasy V alone reportedly will be present for the PlayStation Network (PSN) at the end of 2011 to come.