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More Fabula Nova Crystallis - FFXIII Titles to be Developed
| By Kionae 828 days ago Category: Final Fantasy News Tagged with : compilation : Fabula Nova Crystallis : PS3 |
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According to German gaming site GameFront.de, who was on-hand for comments made by Square Enix president Yoichi Wada at a business conference in Japan, the Final Fantasy XIII triolgy is going to be twice as big. Yes, good ol' Square-Enix is, in fact, planning not three... not four... but SIX titles to populate their Fabula Nova Crystallis project (Gamefront has made a niftly little diagram, which we've translated, below). The company is, apparently, taking a long term look (they're hoping to make the project span the next 10 years) at milking FFXIII for all it's worth. At the same meeting, by the way, they mentioned that they viewed Final Fantasy VII as a 20 year project, implying that we haven't seen the last of the Compilation just yet. Thus far, the announced installments for Fabula Nova Crystallis include Final Fantasy XIII (PS3), Final Fantasy Versus XIII (PS3), and Final Fantasy XIII Agito (mobile phone). GameFront is speculating that another of the six titles will be Final Fantasy Haeresis XIII, for which Square-Enix has requested a trademark in the U.S. Source: GameFront.de, 1up.com Add to Digg |
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By: The Man On: 04:46 May 24th, 2006 Offline |
Jesus H. Christ. Not sure whether I'm fond of this or not. I guess it depends on how good the original FFXIII is as to whether it's a good thing or not :p | ||
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By: Twist On: 04:47 May 24th, 2006 Offline |
Wow. 6 games? 10 years? Not sure how keen I am on this.... t's easy to get bored of something. I'd prefer new FFs. I guess it depends on how good FFXIII actually is. And 20 years of FFVII? So that's until about 2017. That to me hints at the possibility of a remake if they're devoting that much time to it. |
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By: Michael On: 04:50 May 24th, 2006 Offline |
You... have GOT TO GE KIDDING ME?! :no: This is, to be frank, completely insane... (Top marks for a truly excellent article by the way! |
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By: YopY On: 05:15 May 24th, 2006 Offline |
I agree on every time someone says 'insane' or a synonim to that word in this thread. WTF is SE thinking, that they can exploit their FF games to an extent like this without the market collapsing in on themselves? Twenty years of sucking FFVII dry? Ten years of sucking XIII dry? On one hand, they could have a big market in here - if they truly believe the fanbase is strong enough for them to actually buy parts of the various compilations. On the other, they're nuts for even attempting that. Btw, could someone give a rudamentary translation on that diagram? I'm interested in that one apparent spinoff from AC, or at least something that looks like one. They're either nuts or geniusses. They either know their franchise and brand is strong enough to be able to sell loads of products to the masses, or they're just guessing and will lose a lot of money on it. Somehow, I believe it's the former. |
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By: Saizuchi On: 05:22 May 24th, 2006 Offline |
I think it's funny how open Square is about milking FFVII. | ||
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By: Kionae On: 05:28 May 24th, 2006 Offline |
I'm working on it. But my Japanese ain't that good, so it's taking a while. :lol: Edit: Best I can do as far as translations. :lol: |
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By: Darklai On: 08:32 May 24th, 2006 Offline |
Interesting... thanks for translation. I don't know what to say about all this. It's just going a little too far... |
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By: Seph Stampede On: 02:30 May 25th, 2006 Offline |
Well, I've asked this before and I'll ask again. Why the fuck are they milking something that isn't even out yet!? Instead of pouring all this effort into compilations of FFVII, and FFXIII spinoffs, maybe start production on FFXIV with some decent writers and Amano as a character designer!? | ||
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By: YopY On: 04:55 May 25th, 2006 Offline |
Chill, FFXII isn't even out yet, and they only have some of the basics for FFXIII. They should at least be halfway with the original FFXIII game before even starting with the next one. Of course, I dunno when development started on the next FF game in the past. @Kio: Thanks, nothing new there, the extra balloons are all action figures etc. |
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By: Kionae On: 08:14 May 25th, 2006 Offline |
Yeah... though I'm a little surprised that one of them isn't the Dirge of Cerberus: Lost Files game that's due out on mobiles in Japan this summer. |
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By: The Man On: 12:13 May 25th, 2006 Offline |
Jesus, how many FFVII games are they going to release on mobiles? | ||
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By: YopY On: 05:10 May 25th, 2006 Offline |
Gazillions, probably. There was something about some of the FFVII minigames being ported to mobile phones as well some time ago, any news on that? |
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By: Michael On: 05:18 May 25th, 2006 Offline |
The snowboarding game from Final Fantasy VII was translated to run on some high end mobile phones a while back. It came out ages ago, but I don't know if there are any phones outside of Japan that can run it. |
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By: The Man On: 09:16 May 25th, 2006 Offline |
I'd actually play the snowboarding game if they released it for my cellphone. | ||
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By: YopY On: 06:13 May 26th, 2006 Offline |
I found the snowboarding game rather lame, to be honest. As well as the other minigames in FFVII. (I actually played that rollercoaster shooting minigame in Gold Saucer at a slow speed in my emulator, to get all the points :p) |
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By: Seph Stampede On: 11:31 May 26th, 2006 Offline |
^ Lmao. I always played the g-bike minigame. That shit was great fun. | ||
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By: YopY On: 01:44 May 26th, 2006 Offline |
...Ok, so that one wasn't too bad. They should remake that as a full game, with more levels and an overall smoother game experience, with sexcellent graphics etc. I'd probably get it too. I mean, riding an oversized bike flinging an oversized sword (or two) around is teh secks. | ||
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