There was supposed to be Final Fantasy XIII DLC, but all that’s been scrapped.
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FFXIII DLC Plans Were Scrapped Says Toriyama, International Edition Not Coming West
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Final Fantasy Xbox 360 Confirmed For Japan
Following some reports hinting to the the arrival of Final Fantasy XIII Xbox 360 in Japan, Square-Enix has come out with solid confirmation.
Final Fantasy XIII Xbox 360 Coming To Japan? Kitase Remains Mum
There’s been much talk about an Xbox 360 version of Final Fantasy XIII hitting Japanese shores. That’s after Square-Enix said it never would.
Recently, however, Square-Enix’s Yoshinori Kitase, while speaking at a 3rd Birthday presentation at Gamescom, remained quiet when asked about smoke overwhelming the internet concerning an Xbox 360 version of Final Fantasy XIII in Japan.
Final Fantasy Xbox 360 Coming To Japan After All
Square-Enix has made many promises in the past, only to whined up breaking them in the long run. Especially to the PS3 base. Take FFXIII for instance, the RPG veteran developer promised that said title would only be available on the PS3, soon thereafter, at E3 2008, it was announced for the Xbox 360. There are also rumors of Versus XIII going multiplatform as well.
Square-Enix also said that the PS3 version of the game would be the only one to be available in Japan, apparently, according to Xbox.com, that too has changed.
Final Fantasy vs XIII Scenario Complete Says Nomura
Tetsuya Nomura, the man directing Final Fantasy vs XIII has said in an interview with Dengeki, that the scenario for Final Fantasy Versus XIII is finished.
Report: Sony and Square-Enix Face $5million FFXIII PS3 bricking lawsuit
IGN is reporting that Square Enix and Sony are being sued for $5 million because some copies of Final Fantasy XIII are allegedly causing PS3s to become unresponsive.
Feature: I Bought These 4 Games, I Wasted My Cash
by Ernice Gilbert on May 24th, 2010, under Article
It’s happened to many a gamer throughout their lives: you purchase a title that you’ve been waiting on for umpteen years. Your dreams were overwhelmed by it, at school your attention was deterred. Every gaming website, from IGN to GamesThirst you scoured, taking in every bit of news about said title that you could find. After all, they said it’d be one of the biggest games of all time, and for some unknown reason you believed the lie.
One more day before the game’s made available on the market and you’re at a midnight launch party at GameStop, first in line waiting to spend 60 of your hard earned dollars to joyously purchase it.
The midnight launch party is not your focus; neither did you come to associate with the throng. All you came to do is purchase the title, say thank you Jesus and rush back to your house to play, no, enjoy a yearlong yearning.
Two days later you’re at that same GameStop trading in that same game that had overtaken your life for six months. Two days because for the entirety of one, you tried hard to find something about it that would make you continue playing… Nothing was found.
Yes it’s happened to me before and I’m almost sure you. These 4 games wasted my cash:
Square-Enix Lays Off 400 Staff Members Even As Franchises Show Strong Performance
Square-Enix must be pleased with the sales numbers of its flagship franchise, Final Fantasy and today the company announced that it has sold over 5 million copies of the latest installment, FFXIII.
Microsoft Throwing Money At JRPGs Hasn’t Paid Off Says Pachter
As most gamers know by now, Japanese Role Playing Games or JRPGs have done great on PlayStation platforms. They haven’t had a stellar run on Xbox 360 mainly because said console is not selling many units in Japan and although the JRPG base is huge, it’s still a niche.
Microsoft saw things differently. The company thought if they could get some of the JRPGs that have been only on PlayStation platforms for years to jump over to Xbox 360, it would result in hardware sales especially in Japan where Redmond needs it the most. Well according to Wedbush Morgan Securities Analyst, Michael Pachter, the investment was a bad one.
Final Fantasy XIII Is Now the Fastest Selling In Franchise History In UK
by Ernice Gilbert on March 19th, 2010, under Square-Enix
Although Square-Enix failed to release any figures, the firm has just a while ago announced that Final Fantasy XIII has become the fastest selling in the Franchise in the UK. The top-notch RPG title was released last week and is already proving to be a sales behemoth for the publisher, although some reviewers thought it was rubbish; I strongly disagree.
For Square-Enix, Next Final Fantasy Will Feel More Like Old Times
by Ernice Gilbert on March 11th, 2010, under Square-Enix
Final Fantasy XIII is out and doing extremely well, over 5 million units have shipped between Japan, the US and EU. But some have complained about the latest installment in the venerable series, and how it lacked some of what made the franchise great, like instead of cutting out towns, why not improve them?
Final Fantasy XIII Is On Xbox 360 Because Microsoft “Asked” For It
It’s out now. It’s doing great. Are you one of the supporters? Even if you”re not, I’m sure you’d be interested in knowing how the once PS3 exclusive made it over to 360?
Run past the break.
Five Million Copies Of Final Fantasy XIII Have Shipped Worldwide Says Square-Enix
by Ernice Gilbert on March 10th, 2010, under Square-Enix
According to Square-Enix, five million copies of Final Fantasy XIII have shipped worldwide, with three million for the US and Europe alone.
You Might As Well Buy The PS3 Version Of Final Fantasy XIII
by Ernice Gilbert on March 9th, 2010, under Square-Enix
Why? For goodies that’s why, and a chance to enjoy some offline JRPG action while you wait on the inevitable Final Fantasy XIV.
Video Thirst: US Final Fantasy XIII Trailer Is Rad
by Ernice Gilbert on March 4th, 2010, under Square-Enix
Final Fantasy XIII is coming, it’s coming to a store near you next Tuesday. Are you ready?
This new ad after the break helps you with your preparation.
