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TheGamer on MSNFinal Fantasy 11's Most Popular Server Has Been Closed Due To Rising Player NumbersFinal Fantasy 11 has been rising in popularity so much that the game has had to stop people from traveling to its most ...
Final Fantasy XI isn't a new game--it's just newly released for the PlayStation 2 in North America. However, the game originally debuted in Japan nearly two years ago in the summer of 2002.
After 23 years, Final Fantasy XI locks its biggest server, Asura, away from new players after huge player counts.
More than 23 years after its original release, FFXI is attracting so many players that Square Enix has shut off access to its ...
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Final Fantasy 11 is Getting Too Popular So Square Enix Has Paused Character Creation on the Game's Top ServerFinal Fantasy 11 is not allowing any more new players or player characters on its most popular world, Asura, in an attempt to ...
Final Fantasy XI is an old, old game that has hundreds of areas to explore, and five expansions worth of content and story to run through (plus more smaller DLC-like add-ons).
Since its announcement in January of 2000, Final Fantasy XI has probably been one of the PlayStation 2's biggest wild cards -- a title that some questioned would ever see release in North America ...
Final Fantasy XI was also the first online RPG to offer cross-platform play between PlayStation 2 consoles and Windows PCs. Despite requiring a monthly subscription, FFXI ...
Final Fantasy 23 years in, Square Enix takes emergency action with classic MMO Final Fantasy 11 booming so hard amid discounts and a Final Fantasy 14 raid collab that worlds are spilling over ...
FINAL FANTASY XI takes you into the world of Vana’diel® during the aftermath of a great war, as you answer a desperate call to defend your people.
With the amount of money smartphone games make, this shouldn't be that surprising. But Square Enix is bringing a version of Final Fantasy XI to smartphones. It's called Final Fantasy XI Mobile.
Final Fantasy XI is an online RPG that manages to break the mold, if just barely--but, actually, that's no mean feat. By Greg Kasavin on November 14, 2003 at 3:38PM PST ...
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