The Never-Ending Wait For Final Fantasy XIII – New Video Game
Few new online games have captured the interest of the entire gaming world than the various parts of the Final Fantasy saga. Undoubtedly Square-Enix’s pivotal franchise, the Final Fantasy series has never failed to dishearten its avid fans with each and every game in the title’s long history.
And currently, everyone is looking forward to the presentation of the new Final Fantasy chapter 13 online games.
What was previously advertised as a Sony PlayStation 3 special was recently announced as a dual release for the aforementioned PS3 and Microsoft’s blockbuster console engine, the Xbox 360, at least for territories far removed from Japan.
This new Final Fantasy XIII game begins on the hanging paradise-island of Cocoon in a futuristic field highly influenced by divine beings known as Fal’cie. However, an opposing power, known as Pulse, lurks beneath the Cocoon, spreading danger, darkness, and despair. Both the Cocoon and the Pulse are powered by their own crystals, high-energy sources that have become the core of every Final Fantasy game, which in turn became focal points of the impending crash that will act as the setting. for the player’s adventures.
Excluding crystals, common concepts just like other new online games are sure to return, similar to a character named Cid, flying ships, chocobos, leveling themes, summoned and summoned demons similar to Ifrit and Bahamut, energetic demons similar to Ultima, and destructive spells similar to fire, fira and firaga.
In these new online games, the people behind the images are also recognizable. Motomu Toriyama, director of Final Fantasy X-2 and director and scenario writer of Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings, will be the chief director of Final Fantasy XIII. Eiji Fujii, the film director of Final Fantasy XII, will be in charge of the fantastic CGG of chapter 13. Isamu Kamikokuryo, who shared the duties of art direction of Final Fantasy XII, will have the main role of Final Fantasy XIII. And Kazumi Kobayashi and Yoshiki Kashitani, veterans of previous Final Fantasy games, will return as lead programmers for the latest release.
There is a lot to be excited about with this new Final Fantasy XIII video game. The battle system is truly one of a kind. Gone are the arduous random encounters as well as the slow turn-based system of previous games. Final Fantasy XIII will employ an active encounter system that will act as a real-time encounter system, much like today’s hack and slash games. The artwork is said to be the best, not only when it comes to other entries in the installments, but also when compared to other games for this generation of engines.
This new video game, Final Fantasy XIII, will be released in Japan in 2009, and a US edition is sure to follow suit a few months later.