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Play as 17 year old Squall Leonhart - a member of an elite mercenary force called SeeD - as he takes on the Galbadian advance headed by Sorceress Edea and her second-in-command, Seifer (who happens to be Squall's rival).
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developerSquaresoft
publisherSquaresoft
Eidos Interactive

composerNobuo Uematsu
release date NASeptember 8th, 1999
EUOctober 26th, 1999
JPFebruary 10th, 1999

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