Final Fantasy VIII
In March 1999, one month after the game's release, "Final Fantasy VIII Ultimania" was published, a book that features an in-depth guide to "Final Fantasy VIII" and interviews with the developers. An origami book was released in November 1999. On September 22, 1999, a CD-ROM titled "Final Fantasy VIII Desktop Accessories" was released. It contains desktop icons, computer wallpapers, screensavers, and an e-mail application. It additionally features a stand-alone edition of the Triple Triad minigame, which allowed players to compete against one another via a local area network.