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Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions
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Alternative Title(s):	FFT
Developer(s):	Square Enix, TOSE
Publisher(s):	Square Enix
Series:	Final Fantasy Ivalice Alliance
Platform:	Playstation Portable (PSP)
Release Date(s):	*[JP] May 10, 2007 *[NA] October 9, 2007 *[EU] October 5, 2007 *[AUS] October 8, 2007
Genre(s):	Tactical Role-Playing Game
Mode(s):	Single Player, Multiplayer
Rating(s):	ESRB: T, CERO: B PEGI: 12+, OFLC: PG
Media:	1 UMD disc

Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions is a remake of Final Fantasy Tactics that was ported onto the Play Station Portable (PSP), and bonus content was added into this port including Voice Overs and digital Cel-Shaded animation scenes. This port also included one new class, the Dark Knight and Onion Knight. There were also two new characters added to the game: Balthier (from Final Fantasy XII) and Luso (from Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift).

Also included was a wireless multiplayer mode which had co-op and versus mode. The scripts were rewritten, which added a more old age feel.

Plot

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Gameplay

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Battle System

FFT based much of its celebrated gameplay on those previously implemented in Tactics Ogre (developed by Quest before the company was eventually acquired by Square Soft). Thanks to its Final Fantasy branding, FFT helped bring the tactical RPG genre into the mainstream outside of Japan. As the norm with tactical RPGs, players assemble a party of characters both unique and generic, with development centered around a "Job" system. The Jobs are akin to character classes, each with their own unique Ability sets that characters can utilize and eventually learn to use without class requirements.

As characters master Abilities, they can be deployed into battles on isometric fields with varying terrain and layouts. Proper use of characters and whatever Abilities they have at the ready are crucial to mastering battles, as only a set number of characters can ever be deployed in each one.

Characters

• Ramza Beoulve
• Mustadio Bunansa
• Agrias Oaks
• Rapha Galthena
• Marach Galthena
• Cidolfus Orlandeau
• Meliadoul Tengille
• Delita Heiral

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