Final Fantasy XI

Final Fantasy XI
Basic Information
Type(s)	Video Game
Developer(s)	Square Product Development Division 3, Square Enix Business Division 5, Square Enix Creative Business Unit III
Publisher(s)	Square Co. Ltd., Square Enix
Status(es)	Released
Franchise	Final Fantasy
Predecessor	Final Fantasy X
Successor	Final Fantasy XII
Genre(s)	MMO, RPG
Platform(s)	PlayStation 2, Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows
Digital Platform(s)	PlayOnline, Steam
Platform(s)
General Features
Ratings
Content Descriptor(s)
PEGI
International Release
Steam and Microsoft Windows April 19, 2013
European Release
Microsoft Windows September 17, 2004 Xbox 360 April 21, 2006
North American Release
PlayStation 2 March 23, 2004 Microsoft Windows October 28, 2003 Xbox 360 April 18, 2006
Australian Release
Microsoft Windows September 17, 2004 Xbox 360 April 21, 2006
Japanese Release
PlayStation 2 May 16, 2002 Microsoft Windows November 7, 2002 Xbox 360 April 20, 2006
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Final Fantasy XI (stylized as Final Fantasy XI Online) is the eleventh game in the Final Fantasy series and the first to be entirely online. Departing from the tradition single-player RPG standard the series set, Final Fantasy XI is a Massively multiplayer online RPG. It is one of the first server-based MMORPGs that didn't segregate players by country, i.e. players from all over the world share the same group of servers, using an imperfect translation program to communicate with each other.

The was released for the PlayStation 2, Microsoft Windows, and Xbox 360, although support for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360 has ended. It costs $13 USD a month, and $1 USD for additional characters. There are currently five expansion packs: Rise of the Zilart that came automatically with the North American version, Chains of Promathia, Treasures of Aht Urhgan, Wings of the Goddess and Seekers of Adoulin.

Final Fantasy XI is the most profitable game in Final Fantasy's history. Yoichi Wada also said that "if you tallied the accumulated play time of all current Final Fantasy XI players, you'd end up with a mind-boggling 200,000 years" played. [1]

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