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Media / Single-Player RPGs / Re: SQUARE ENIX Presents, Live Broadcast E3 Showcase
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on: June 18, 2013, 12:06:18 PM
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from Nova Crystallis: "The E3 demo of the title only offered an introductory vertical slice of FFX, but we also know some of the additional features the title will offer.
Both are based off the 'International' versions of each game – meaning that there are additional features, quests, bosses, enemies and other balance tweaks and changes throughout both games.
For FFX this will be new for Americans, but not for Europeans, who got the International additions the first time around. FFX-2's International additions will be all-new for everyone in the West – and even includes a strange additional mission with a completely different gameplay style."I don't know if I should take this info as reliable yet since is a guest article for Nova Crystallis that a guy from another site wrote, but for now though this is the closest thing to a confirmation I've seen. And still not get the International version for the price of admission? No dice. Nobody has said anything official anyway.
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Media / Single-Player RPGs / Re: SQUARE ENIX Presents, Live Broadcast E3 Showcase
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on: June 17, 2013, 02:33:06 PM
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Translation: Skip it. Not if you want to give hope to the idea of having XII remastered. "Bundling two of the biggest Japanese PS2 titles together on PS3 (though Vita separates them) is a brilliant move, but what about the massive elephant in the room - the potential this opens up for a remake of Final Fantasy XII or other much-loved entries in the series? Surely that title is next on the slate?
Kitase remains coy, but his few choice words give us a little hope. "We'll have to wait and see if these remasters are going to be successful, first," he explained.
"If they do well, I think this will pave the way for more of the previous games to remade in an HD sort of quality. I mean, if we had to single out one of the vast number of Final Fantasy titles which we could make in HD, it would have to be Final Fantasy XII."
Kitase then explained he wasn't involved in that project - that was helmed by the long-silent Hiroyuki Ito and Yasumi Matsuno, who has since left the company - and thus he was reluctant to comment more.
"What I can say though is that I hope the remastering of X and X-2 will trigger similar projects for more of the past games," he concluded. Time - and sales - will tell."Source: RPG Site
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Media / Single-Player RPGs / Re: Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, The Last 13 Days
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on: June 16, 2013, 11:22:33 AM
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Square Enix Members Exclusive Interview -- Source: Nova Crystallis Will the game be supported with Battle DLC after launch, and may we see some familiar characters in the Coliseum in Lightning Returns?Kitase: "In terms of DLC that would expand on the actual story of Lightning Returns, we're not really planning for those episodic DLC nor are we thinking of doing extra 'boss' DLC. We are planning to have it 100% completable on its own. We do have more than 80 outfits that Lightning can equip, so we would like to take into consideration maybe costume DLCs. I know the Legacy Final Fantasy costumes, such as past titles like the White Mage or the Black Mage, those were really popular so if there's a great enough demand for things like that, we might be able to put it into consideration. So unfortunately, no battle DLCs after the launch."
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Media / Miscellaneous Games / Re: Zone of the Enders HD Collection, Jehuty in 1080p
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on: June 15, 2013, 02:25:53 AM
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from NeoGAF: "No details for the rest of the world yet, but they've announced today that the "The Best" version of ZoE HD Edition for PS3 will hit stores on July 25 2013. This is the same date the PS3 patch will go live, with "various performance improvements". The price for the retail re-release is 2480yen. The download version will be discounted to 1980yen on PSN, and for those who only want ZoE or ZoE2, the individual games can be purchased for 1000yen each."
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