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Hiroaki Kusano (a designer on the Front Mission series before he left Square Enix) has tweeted that his ex-boss, Toshiro Tsuchida, the creator of Front Mission, has left Square Enix. This would make it another high profile resignation (or termination?) of a major oldschool Squaresoft staff. Tsuchida's last major project was battle director on FFXIII.

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Op vrijdag 4 maart 2011 14:21 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:

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Op vrijdag 4 maart 2011 14:28 schreef 67Impala het volgende:

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Is dat niet een beetje oorzaak / gevolg ? Zijn toch een hoop signalen dat de meeste spelers van XIII het battlesysteem kut vond? (ik niet btw) Als Battle Director heb je dit toch met name onder je hoede?

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Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection’s Interlude Is 15 Hours Long
I got a sneak peek at Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection yesterday, which included a tiny bit of the "Interlude." This new storyline takes place one year after the events in Final Fantasy IV and connects the original game with Final Fantasy IV: The After Years.

Cid and Cecil race in their airships from Baron to the restored Damcyan Castle. Instead of corpses, the party is greeted with living guards. Palom, Porom, and Yang are already waiting in the throne room where Edward makes a speech.

Cecil and Rosa start out around level 30 in the Interlude. Enemies are said to be on par with the later episodes of The After Years. While combat was revised for the sequel, Final Fantasy IV’s Interlude is based on the Super Nintendo version. That means no new abilities or Band system.

The "Interlude" is longer than the average episode in The After Years. According to Square Enix, the new scenario is about 15 hours long.

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Op zaterdag 5 maart 2011 00:32 schreef Aether het volgende:

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Op zondag 6 maart 2011 11:27 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:

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Dus 20h extra content? 15 voor Interlude, 5 (?) voor After Years?

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Little Factoids About Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection
Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection has includes three games: Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, and a brand new Interlude episode. Through the main menu, players can choose any storyline to play as soon as they unwrap the PSP game.

So, you can start in the middle with the Interlude, try out The After Years, and then go back to the beginning of the Final Fantasy IV saga. The only exception is you must complete the first episode of The After Years to open the other episodes, which can be played in any order.

The options menu also lets players choose between the original music and rearranged soundtrack. You can also select the game’s language from English, French or Japanese. The English translation is based on the Game Boy Advance version. Extra event scenes made for the Nintendo DS remake are not included in the game. This game does not have the augment system, which was made for Final Fantasy IV on the DS, either.

Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection uses unedited art based on the Japanese version, which means some enemies have slightly different sprites. The game has an art gallery with character and enemy art to unlock. While some of the pictures will be familiar to fans, Square Enix said there is some new artwork to see in The Complete Collection.

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Op zondag 13 maart 2011 12:32 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Square-Enix gooit de servers van FFXI en FFXIV minstens een week offline volgende week. Dit o.a. om stroom te besparen enzo. Users krijgen in april een maand gratis ter compensatie.

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FINAL FANTASY V coming to PlayStation Network
I'm particularly pleased to announce this, as V happens to be one of my favourite entries to the series, with its incredible expansion of FINAL FANTASY III's job system and, best of all, a main character with a pet Chocobo. The PSOne version of the game has full FMV cutscenes and features old-school FINAL FANTASY combat using the Active Time Battle system.

FINAL FANTASY V will be playable on both your PS3 and PSP. We'll be announcing the release date closer to the time, but we thought you might like to know that the game is currently being arranged for a release. Keep checking Square Enix Members for more info.

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Op maandag 4 april 2011 20:22 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Oh. Geen FFV complete op PSP dus?

Volgens mij is IV namelijk niet op PSN verschenen...

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Op maandag 4 april 2011 20:51 schreef Manke het volgende:
Hopelijk komen 4 en andere evt. remakes weer op de iPhone/iPad.

Is er een datum bekend wanneer FF:T op de iPhone komt?

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Op donderdag 31 maart 2011 20:58 schreef 67Impala het volgende:
Heb final fantasy 3 op mijn Ipad ! Helemaal te gek!