Playstation 1 game with the most disks?

So, I was playing Memories Ringing On on PS 1, and I had to change my disk to access to the ending. Mildly annoyed by this, this question came to my mind:

What could possibly be the multi-disk PS 1 game(s) with the highest number of disks in existance?

I checked my PS 1 games collection, and the one with the highest count I could find was Tokimeki Memorial 2, with 5 disks. Do you know if there are other games that equal or topple that?

edited 17th Aug '11 5:52:04 PM by AceNoctali

The closest I am aware of is Final Fantasy VIII, with four.

Google says "Arc the Lad collection", with seven. But that is a collection.

I don't really have much to add to this conversation (as the most I've ever seen was 2 discs for Driver 2), but those are a lot of discs.

Could you imagine how many discs a game like Lost Odyssey (4 discs on 360) or L. A. Niore (3 disc on 360) would have (in a hypothetical universe where these games could actually run on a PS 1)?

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edited 17th Aug '11 6:11:14 PM by NULLcHiLD27

Based on some really quick and likely inaccurate maths, I reckon it'd take around 27 discs for Lost Odyssey to run on a PS 1.

The Final Fantasys after VII had Four. I think 5 is the most I've ever heard of.

The only other game I know with five discs was Riven, the sequel to Myst. FF 8 and 9 both had 4 discs.

Didn't know about Riven and Arc the Lad Collection, very interesting, thanks for the info everyone

I just remembered, regarding Tokimeki Memorial 2: while the actual game is split into 5 disks, there's also the 3 EVS Append Disks, allowing to play the game with the girls being able to say your name. So, counting them, that makes a mind-boggling count of 8 disks.

Otherwise, aside from the Final Fantasy games, the X-Files, and Legend Of Dragoon, are there any other games with 4 disks?

Wing Commander IV came on 4 discs for its PS 1 incarnation (6 discs for PC version, due mostly to technical issues they had to use discs smaller than those for consoles).

I think Lunar 2 Eternal Blue Complete had 5 discs, as well, but two or three of them were comprised of Bonus Material.

Final Fantasy VIII could of been three disks if it wasnt for the 30+ minute final FMV.

360 games are getting there too. Star Ocean The Last Hope was 3 disks as well as Final Fantasy XIII

edited 21st Aug '11 4:37:45 AM by Raso

The only ones I know of with a lot of discs are Final Fantasy VIII and Final Fantasy IX, both with four discs each.

I also misread the title for a second...