Square Enix Opens the Gates of Vana'diel with 14-Day Free Trial of FFXI
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10/7/2008 4:30:00 PM
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Square Enix is inviting gamers to come experience its Final Fantasy XI MMO. This is a Windows based trial which gives players access to the current Wings of the Goddess build for 14 days. Any characters you create will be saved for 90 days after the trial ends. That's a more than generous period of time for you to decide whether you want to take the plunge and subscribe.
When I was playing FFXI, it was on the PS2 shortly after the game premiered in 2002. I think if I would get back into the game, I would start fresh on the PC anyway. This is a great opportunity to find out what I've missed over six years and four expansions later.
When I was playing FFXI, it was on the PS2 shortly after the game premiered in 2002. I think if I would get back into the game, I would start fresh on the PC anyway. This is a great opportunity to find out what I've missed over six years and four expansions later.
Square Enix Offers Exclusive FINAL FANTASY XI 14-Day Free Trial
LOS ANGELES (October 7, 2008) – Square Enix, Inc., the publisher of Square Enix(R) interactive entertainment products in North America, is
now offering the FINAL FANTASY(R) XI 14-Day Free Trial. Requiring no credit card to register, players can visit the world of Vana'diel(R)
for up to 14 days and experience this evolving online universe. Only a valid e-mail address and a simple age-verification process are
required to complete the FINAL FANTASY XI 14-Day Free Trial registration. Simply go to http://www.finalfantasyxi.com/ and click on
"Free Trial" to proceed to the download page. From there, follow the instructions on the page to download the software and obtain your free
trial registration code.
Designed specifically for the Windows(R) version of FINAL FANTASY XI, the 14-Day Free Trial features the content package from the original
release and remains cross-platform compatible. After the 14-Day Free Trial expires, players have up to 90 days to upgrade to a full version
account and continue playing with the characters they have created during the Free Trial.
Originally released in 2002, FINAL FANTASY XI, the first online game in the award-winning FINAL FANTASY series, introduced the mystical,
ever-changing world of Vana'diel to legions of fans. In November of 2007, Square Enix released the game's fourth expansion pack, WINGS OF
THE GODDESS(R), to a community that has more than 500,000 active subscribers and over 1.7 million active characters from around the
world.
FINAL FANTASY XI is rated T (Teen). Please visit the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) web site at www.esrb.org for more
information about ratings. The official FINAL FANTASY XI web site can be found at www.finalfantasyxi.com.
LOS ANGELES (October 7, 2008) – Square Enix, Inc., the publisher of Square Enix(R) interactive entertainment products in North America, is
now offering the FINAL FANTASY(R) XI 14-Day Free Trial. Requiring no credit card to register, players can visit the world of Vana'diel(R)
for up to 14 days and experience this evolving online universe. Only a valid e-mail address and a simple age-verification process are
required to complete the FINAL FANTASY XI 14-Day Free Trial registration. Simply go to http://www.finalfantasyxi.com/ and click on
"Free Trial" to proceed to the download page. From there, follow the instructions on the page to download the software and obtain your free
trial registration code.
Designed specifically for the Windows(R) version of FINAL FANTASY XI, the 14-Day Free Trial features the content package from the original
release and remains cross-platform compatible. After the 14-Day Free Trial expires, players have up to 90 days to upgrade to a full version
account and continue playing with the characters they have created during the Free Trial.
Originally released in 2002, FINAL FANTASY XI, the first online game in the award-winning FINAL FANTASY series, introduced the mystical,
ever-changing world of Vana'diel to legions of fans. In November of 2007, Square Enix released the game's fourth expansion pack, WINGS OF
THE GODDESS(R), to a community that has more than 500,000 active subscribers and over 1.7 million active characters from around the
world.
FINAL FANTASY XI is rated T (Teen). Please visit the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) web site at www.esrb.org for more
information about ratings. The official FINAL FANTASY XI web site can be found at www.finalfantasyxi.com.
