[Hilo Oficial] Final Fantasy XIII (#2)

onyvla escribió:informacion sobre la demo:

The Japanese version of upcoming Blu-ray movie Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete is bundled with a demo for Final Fantasy XIII. Those wondering about the demo's length and the game's release, read on.

The latest issue of Famitsu reveals more information about the demo. According to an interview with FFXIII director and writer Motomu Toriyama and assistant character designer Nao Ikeda, the game is over an hour, but is structured so that players can play it repeatedly. The demo does not make it up to heroine Lighting meets bandana-wearing Snow Villiers.

When Square Enix announced the delay of Dragon Quest IX, exec Yoichi Wada stated it may effect Final Fantasy XIII. When asked about this, Toriyama replied, "Development is going favorably for a 2009 launch."

The game has only been dated as "2009" with no specific month or day yet given.

mas o menos dice que la demo durara mas de una hora y que la podremos jugar las vezes que queramos. tambien dice que el juego sigue previsto para 2009.

fuente:
http://kotaku.com/5159955/final-fantasy-xiii-development-going-favorably-for-2009-launch

ocyrus escribió:
Y desde cuando una demo no se puede jugar las veces que kieras??? D

ferdy_vk escribió:vamos a ir olvidandonos de este juego de momento, que si no vamosa estar con hypo año y medio o dos...y no es plan xD

Por cierto, ayer me terminé el FF9 en la PSP.... que wapada!!! un poco de jaleo al final pero vamos... que final mas sentimental jeje. Como el 7 me lo pasé el año pasado, ahora toca el FF8... pero la lo pondré mas tarde

gobetto escribió:Más imágenes: http://ps3.ign.com/dor/objects/826843/final-fantasy-xiii/images/final-fantasy-xiii-20090304105952879.html

Que ganas de que salga!!!

Un saludo.

macdcai escribió:

ferdy_vk escribió:vamos a ir olvidandonos de este juego de momento, que si no vamosa estar con hypo año y medio o dos...y no es plan xD

Por cierto, ayer me terminé el FF9 en la PSP.... que wapada!!! un poco de jaleo al final pero vamos... que final mas sentimental jeje. Como el 7 me lo pasé el año pasado, ahora toca el FF8... pero la lo pondré mas tarde

Pues sí, el final del 9 es genial, muy bonito. Aún no has jugado al 8? hazlo si puedes, para mi una maravilla con una historia fabulosa, eso sí, es el final fantasy más largo, o al menos, el que mas he tardado yo en pasarme

Y sobre el 13, pues tengo muchisimas ganas de jugar a un final, lastima que falte tanto, y falta tanto que prefiero no saber muchas cosas de él al menos hasta que quede menos tiempo porque la espera será laaaarga.

Saludos

• Final Fantasy XIII: Fabula Nova Crystallis (PS3) (30 April)

quinito60 escribió:Me he metido en amazon.co.uk y mirad con lo que me encuentro...

• Final Fantasy XIII: Fabula Nova Crystallis (PS3) (30 April)

Un salu2!

onyvla escribió:anuncio japones de advent children complete trial version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4orrZ24Y2Q&eurl=http://kotaku.com/5172959/japanese-final-fantasy-vii-acc-ads-air-mention-final-fantasy-xiii-demo&feature=player_embedded

Square Enix told VG247 this morning that any European release for Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete is “TBC”.
The Blu-ray movie - with its sneak preview of Final Fantasy XIII - has now been confirmed for a June launch in the US.
It hits Japan, with a playable demo of FFXIII, on April 16

According to a report on Blu-Ray.com, this June, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete will be released in the United States on Blu-Ray. Just in case you missed it first time around.

It'll be out on June 7, and will, like the Japanese version, come with a ton of bonus features, including:

* "Legacy of FINAL FANTASY VII" Featurette
* "Reminiscence of FINAL FANTASY VII" Original Story Digest
* On the Way to a Smile - Episode: Denzel Animated Film
* "Reminiscence of FINAL FANTASY VII Compilation" Story Digest
* Exclusive Sneak Peek at FINAL FANTASY XIII
* Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete Trailers

Since the Japanese version will include a Final Fantasy XIII demo, wonder what the "exclusive sneak peek" in the US edition is? A trailer? A...demo, perhaps? June's only a few months away, guess we'll find out soon.

onyvla escribió:parece ser que puede salir en europa la demo de FFXIII incluida en el blu-ray de advent children.

la noticia:

Square Enix told VG247 this morning that any European release for Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete is “TBC”.
The Blu-ray movie - with its sneak preview of Final Fantasy XIII - has now been confirmed for a June launch in the US.
It hits Japan, with a playable demo of FFXIII, on April 16

fuente:
http://www.vg247.com/2009/03/25/ff-advent-children-is-still-tbc-for-europe-says-square/

edito:

esta confirmado para usa el 7 de junio.

la noticia:

According to a report on Blu-Ray.com, this June, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete will be released in the United States on Blu-Ray. Just in case you missed it first time around.

It'll be out on June 7, and will, like the Japanese version, come with a ton of bonus features, including:

* "Legacy of FINAL FANTASY VII" Featurette
* "Reminiscence of FINAL FANTASY VII" Original Story Digest
* On the Way to a Smile - Episode: Denzel Animated Film
* "Reminiscence of FINAL FANTASY VII Compilation" Story Digest
* Exclusive Sneak Peek at FINAL FANTASY XIII
* Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete Trailers

Since the Japanese version will include a Final Fantasy XIII demo, wonder what the "exclusive sneak peek" in the US edition is? A trailer? A...demo, perhaps? June's only a few months away, guess we'll find out soon.

fuente:
http://kotaku.com/5183249/final-fantasy-vii-advent-children-blu+ray-comes-stateside

Juanra89 escribió:FF7 AC Complete JAP vendra al menos con Subs ESP?. Saludos!

onyvla escribió:ya lo dije hace tiempo pero en cdjapan pone que es un solo blu-ray y que sera region free.
yo tengo reservada una copia desde el primer dia en play-asia y esta confirmado que viene en ingles y japones, tanto audio como subtitulos.

Miles_prower escribió:Qué cabrones. Seguro que les sería sencillo hacer una versión única de la película para todas las regiones, para la demo solo poner unos subs en varios idiomas como el español (seguro que les costaría cuatro chavos) y alegrarían a la gente de todas las regiones. Pues no, para Japón la edición maja y para el resto una edición quiero-y-no-puedo. Es como la edición coleccionista de Resident Evil 5, que en Japón llevaba un huevo de cosas más que en la de otras regiones.

Tenedlo claro, la demo aquí ni la oleremos. Y que funcione la demo japonesa en las PS3 PAL... me temo que si se han puesto tan cabrones harán alguna cosa para que sean incompatibles. Suerte a los que lo importeis...

Umi escribió:xD como ni la demo ni la pelicula sean region free preveó bastantes fails , aunque teniendo un lector de bluray en el pc almenos se podria disfrutar de la pelicula auqnue no fuese region free

ferdy_vk escribió:y cuando se supone que sale a la venta todo eso??? es que así ya se empezarán a ver los videos ingeme reales, no como los de aquel video que no se veia apenas nada... todo era demasiado rapido....

Neoryu... eres muy friki.... para coleccionar algo que ni te funciona...... pero espero que te funcione

neoryu escribió:

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Hamza escribió:

neoryu escribió:

onyvla escribió:

Como el día 26 de abril máximo (os doy diez dias) no tengais un video de la demo entera colgado en HD pido a Ferdopa que os banee

Y si lo subtitulais le pediré a Ferdopa que os haga moderadores

Anticipation is building for the upcoming director's cut of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, which is set to drain Japanese wallets of MP next month, as well as give eager gamers their first hands-on taste of Final Fantasy XIII. The demo, which comes bundled with the Blu-ray exclusive movie, also promises to give players an early look at how the anticipated sequel handles combat, which judging by a recent 1UP article looks to sample both Final Fantasy XII and Squaresoft fan favorite, Xenogears.

Much like the "Active Time Battle" system seen elsewhere in the series, XIII's gauge-heavy combat will likely tread familiar territory for series vets. Here different actions -- such as casting a spell or smacking an imp upside the head with a giant sword -- each siphon off a different amount of "time" from a meter, with more powerful attacks demanding a greater sacrifice of patience. This all sounds interesting, though like mom and apple pie, Final Fantasy and combat just go together. And while the series' battles may lack a flaky crust, their mix of spiky hair and androgyny can be just as filling. Well, maybe not as much as mother's rhubarb pie -- that stuff's to die for.

Regular non-gaming-industry Joes will have their first crack at Final Fantasy XIII in only three weeks, once Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete hits stores in Japan. Kind of crept up on all of us, didn't it? The epic RPG, due out before the end of the year over there, looks to involve everything people love and hate about the series -- and if the battle system (first revealed in full this week in assorted Japanese magazines) is any indication, fans don't have much really new to worry about.

The battles in Final Fantasy XIII are basically realtime; you can see enemies on the game map and fall into battle when you come into contact with them. Your party has a time gauge that fills up over...time, and once it reaches a certain level, you can execute commands. This is sort of like the "Active Time Battle" system we saw up until Final Fantasy IX, but unlike before, commands can be executed even if the time gauge isn't completely full.

You see, the gauge is divided into sections; when each one fills up, you are able to execute one command, such as "Fight" or using an item. When the gauge is full, you can input several commands in one go and watch as your party executes them all at once, with the results depending on the sequence of your orders.

Every command, meanwhile, has an associated cost. For example, while "Fight" only consumes one time unit, trickier magic could cost three or more units, draining your time gauge rapidly. While unconfirmed, it seems likely that more time units will be added to the gauge as you levels up, and that'll be important -- given that there's no visible MP display on the battle screen, there's a decent probability that magic works completely off the time gauge and there's no MP concept here at all.

Like in most recent FFs, chaining attacks plays a major role in the battle system. Attacking the enemy multiple times in rapid succession results in a Chain, which gives a bonus to the damage you deal. Linking a chain together fills up a gauge on the top right of the screen; once it reaches a certain level, enemies will start to flash red onscreen. Keep the chain going until you fill the gauge to maximum, and enemies will go into Break mode, letting you deal even more damage until the gauge is fully exhausted. Enemies in Break mode can be thrown into the air with a dedicated command, letting you juggle them around for -- you guessed it -- more damage. (You can't juggle really huge monsters, of course, but there might be some other method of making them vulnerable for a short period of time.)

There's no doubt more to the battle system, of course, but further details will have to wait for the launch of FFXIII's demo, due April 16 in Japan.

256k escribió:La pelicula segun el trailer estado unidense es "Worldwide release" ...

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/45580.html

A little while back a trailer for the English version of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete on Blu-ray surfaced on Gametrailers.com. The trailer, which actually has no English character voices, says April 16, "limited release worldwide". Seeing as the trailer looks fairly poorly made and a little fishy, we contacted Square Enix for a statement about this trailer and the prospective release date and they had the following to say:-

"The 4/16 release date is for Japan. We cannot confirm the US release date at this time."

Square Enix's PR has a hand in all its advertising, so them saying they can't confirm the release date when the date is shown in the trailer pretty much writes-off the April North American release for Advent Children Complete. Who knows what is up with that trailer.

We'll have the details on the official North American release date when Square Enix releases them.

Sure enough, time proved that Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete, the HD director's cut of 2006's FFVII movie sequel, is releasing somewhat-shortly after its Japanese release, 3 months after. Landing on June 7th, the 1080p redo of Advent Children features reworked cinematics, story, and an extra 30 slipped into the previously 90 minute movie.

Also packed in with the Blu-Ray disc are three feature extras, "Legacy of Final Fantasy VII" "Reminiscence of Final Fantasy VII" and "Reminiscence of Final Fantasy VII Compilation". Alongside them is the all-new animated film "On the Way to a Smile - Episode: Denzel" which deals with events focusing around Denzel prior to Advent Children. That sounds like an HD treat.

Once again there is unfortunately no Final Fantasy XIII demo with the June 7th North American release, but, get excited, there's an exclusive sneak peek at Final Fantasy XIII video. Yes, that's sure some conciliation prize to a demo, right?

Hibiki-naruto escribió:

jordirafel escribió:

Hibiki-naruto escribió:

Ya a salido en japon? por lo k se ve es region 2, igual que aqui no?

neoryu escribió:Si alguien de por aqui sabe japones, estaria bien que tradujera la parte inferior de la caratula que tiene la advertencia amarilla... no vaya a ser que diga algo como que la demo no es compatible con otras regiones...

kibito28 escribió:estoy con el dedo en el raton... ha darle a la compra... este juego me tiene intrigado...si sera la ostia o será puro puto HYPE...osea.. si lo compro sera por la puta duda que me esta matando...