At long last, you can buy every Final Fantasy game in a single box.

If you love the Final Fantasy series and have $450 laying around spare then you can buy the 25^th anniversary Final Fantasy Box Set.

This set comes with:

• Every Final Fantasy game (excluding MMO’s and spin-offs)
• A numbered presentation plaque with character artwork by Yoshitaka Amano
• A 2-Disc Soundtrack
• Commemorative DVD
• 128-page book full of concept art
• In-game items for Final Fantasy XIV

The only catch as far as I can see, is that the games come on different systems. Final Fantasy I-IX (Excluding III) come on Playstation 1 discs, III comes on a PSP UMD, X, XI and XII come in Playstation 2 format, and XIII comes on a more understandable Playstation 3 Blu-Ray disc. This means that to play every game in this set you’re going to need all 3 Playstation home consoles and a PSP or a backwards compatible Playstation 3 and a PSP.

Everyone, however, seems to be asking the same question: Why haven’t they been ported onto a single console? Many of the Final Fantasy’s for the Playstation 1 are available for purchase on the Playstation Network. Would it have been so much trouble to work with Sony to create a disc that installs the same information as downloading would?

The Final Fantasy Ultimate Box will be available in Japan on December 18^th for 35,000 yen. There’s no official release date or price for the western version.

If you can read Japanese, you can (I think) pre-order the box here.