A variety of first- and third-party games are in development. The PSP's inputs are geared for gaming rather than multimedia, with two shoulder buttons (triggers), the iconic PlayStation face buttons, (??�?: triangle, circle, square, and X buttons), start and select buttons, a digital 4-directional pad, and an analog input. There is also a panel of secondary controls along the underside of the screen, for controlling volume, music settings (either switching the oundtack on and off in games or selecting different equaliser settings in the OS), screen brightness, accessing the system's main menu, as well as the Sony standard Start and Select buttons.

Status ailments and cures: Characters in Final Fantasy games are usually subject to a number of standard status ailments which cause deleterious effects, including silence, poison, petrification and confusion. While these are present in most similar RPGs, Final Fantasy also has a standard list of items which may be used to cure specific ailments; for example the Echo Screen cures silence and Soft cures petrification. Additionally, all games (with the exception of Final Fantasy I) include the Phoenix Down, which revives a character who has been KO'd. The only other exception is Final Fantasy XI, this online Final Fantasy has a spell called Raise but no phoenix downs.


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