Game will retail at a cost of $15.99.

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An HD remaster of Final Fantasy X: Eien no Nagi-setsu (Eternal Calm) will be included with the game. Eien no Nagi-setsu was bundled with Final Fantasy X International and The Other Side of Final Fantasy 2 bonus disc. The 14-minute video takes place between the Final Fantasy X and X-2 games. The video was bundled in Europe in the Unlimited Saga Collector’s Edition release.

The pair of RPG games will cost you $39.99 for the PS3 platform. It looks like preordering the remastered set will get you a limited edition that packs the game with special packaging and a book of concept art! The games will be sold separately for the Vita platform, at a cost of 3,990 yen each or 3,600 yen for download.

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It will also include “The Eternal Calm” and “Last Mission.”

No word about a Western release but I’m sure Square Enix will not forget us :).

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Both games will be based on their International Edition releases.

Final Fantasy X and X-2 will also be available for the PS Vita. However, Vita players will have to purchase both titles separately.The two games are slated for release sometime this year. A price has not been announced either for the PS3 or Vita versions yet.

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For two weeks, the following titles which will receive 50% are:

• DISSIDIA 012[duodecim] FINAL FANTASY (PSP)
• DISSIDIA DUODECIM PROLOGUS FINAL FANTASY (PSP)
• DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY (PSP)
• FINAL FANTASY Tactics: War of Lions (PSP)
• Final Fantasy (PSOne Classics)
• Final Fantasy II (PSOne Classics)
• FINAL FANTASY IV: Complete Collection (PSP)
• Final Fantasy V (PSOne Classics)
• Final Fantasy VI (PSOne Classics)
• Final Fantasy VII (PSOne Classics)
• Final Fantasy VIII (PSOne Classics)
• Final Fantasy IX (PSOne Classics)

Any titles you want?

In addition to denying the rumor, Wada said that he’d just taken part in a periodic meeting for the game. He remarked that the quality of the cityscape demonstrated during the presentation could make you lose your footing.

Delaying the truth? Or is the game really coming out? By the time it is ready, we might already have a PS4 -_-.

Source: andriasang

Final Fantasy Versus XIII has been M.I.A. for the past few months, save for the occasional, brief mention. Earlier this spring, Final Fantasy Versus XIII designer Tetsuya Nomura spoke with Japanese game mag Famitsu about the title, which has only ever been seen in trailer and screenshot form.

“We’re almost done with preparing the latest info for the game,” Nomura told Famitsu. “Because of a totally unrelated reason, there are circumstances in which that info cannot be released.”

That was March.

“Because of a totally unrelated reason, there are circumstances in which that info cannot be released.”

Then in May, Nomura once again commented on the game, saying to Game Informer, “We would like to ask for your patience on an official announcement for this title. It always takes time when tackling the challenge of doing something completely new, but we are doing our best to bring information to the fans as quickly as we can. Your patience is greatly appreciated.”

Then E3 came and went with no sign of Versus, which wasn’t that strange if you remember the game was not at last year’s Tokyo Game Show either.

Whatever happened to the game over those six years—whether it underwent radical changes or simply couldn’t come together—it seems Square Enix has finally decided to cut its losses.

Note this is just a rumor. It might be true. It might not. But I’m leaning on the side that the game really is cancelled. Lol.

Game Title: [3DS] Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
Catalog Number: CTR-P-ATHJ
Release Date: 16 Feburary 2012
Retail Price: 6,090 yen
Preorder at: CDJapan, Play-Asia

Source: andriasang

The game is set to be released in Japan on 16 Feburary 2012.

Game Title: [3DS] Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
Catalog Number: CTR-P-ATHJ
Release Date: 16 Feburary 2012
Retail Price: 6,090 yen
Preorder at: CDJapan, Play-Asia

Source: andriasang

Source: andriasang