Final Fantasy Versus XIII Story Already Fleshed Out
Unveiled at E3 2006, Final Fantasy Versus XIII still remains a mystery and, continues to stir the kind of anticipation which many Final Fantasy fans have been drooling over for years. Director Tetsuya Nomura has personally stated the game is undergoing various QA testings especially on the lighting effects of this PlayStation 3 exclusive.
Final Fantasy Versus XIII, as what the trailers have shown us, steers away from traditional Final Fantasy gaming; the steampunk setting of the game lives up to the hype of Versus and, with no clear and definitive trailers to support this transition, Final Fantasy Versus XIII still stays as a question mark to the industry…
Not until September 2010, that is.
Square Enix will unveil the game in this year’s Tokyo Game Show, a gaming conference equivalent to the E3 but, expect to see more nation-brew games in the said event.
Another thing that Nomura said is that Final Fantasy Versus XIII’s story has already been finalized – other developments include the characters’ clothing design. With all of the short and not-so-detailed messages that we’ve been receiving from headquarters, FF Versus XIII is shaping up to be one of the year’s most anticipated role-playing games.
Final Fantasy XIII, a member of the Fabula Nova Crystallis Final Fantasy XIII compilation, has already been shipped worldwide last May 9, 2010 and along with Final Fantasy XIII Agito, both games (Agito and Versus XIII) are slated to make the FF franchise more alive than it was during failed attempts with X-2 and XII.
Note: The Fabula Nova Crystallis Final Fantasy XIII compilation consists of Final Fantasy XIII, Agito and Final Fantasy Versus XIII and all three have nothing to do with each other in terms of character relationship and story.
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