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News / 2004 / May / 11

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E3: Details on Final Fantasy XII from new trailer surface
1up\'s David Smith has a few new impressions of Final Fantasy XII. It seems that the young prince-like figure shown with Ashe in many of the FMV shots is actually a villain, whose name is Basch. Described as a knight gone bad, he murders his king and fellow knights for thusfar unclear reasons. Other minor new information includes Vaan\'s initial companion Penelo, with whom he seems to be earlier during the game before becoming imprisoned and meeting Fran and Balthier. The trailer also showcases more of the airship wars and some clips of summon animations. Producer Yasumi Matsuno also made an interesting statement regarding the title, saying \"I believe Final Fantasy XII is akin to extremely exquisite silverwork.\" Intricate craftsmanship then? We\\\'ll see later on this week when the game will be available in playable format. 1up.com
11 May 2004 by Rahul ↑ -9 ↓ 1 comments permalink
Square Enix Nintendo DS line-up revealed
According to the Nintendo Developer Fact Sheet, Square Enix has several games in development for the Nintendo DS, which was unveiled earlier today. The document mentions two games as parts of already existing series: a new Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles game, and a new Dragon Quest Monsters title. A third game will be on display during E3: Egg Monster Heroes, which appears to be part of the Hanjuku Hero series of games. The fact sheet also has a short description of the title: \"In the first segment, players control a general and his troops. Flip them from behind to make them charge the opponents. Next, players enter into the ?Egg Monster Battle,? where players can touch their monsters? bodies to choose an attack method while aiming at opposing monsters? weak parks.\"
11 May 2004 by Rahul ↑ 91 ↓ discuss permalink
E3: Nintendo unveils Nintendo DS handheld; realistic Zelda, other dreams come true
2002 was the Nintendo Difference; 2004 is the Nintendo Revolution. Or so they say. Full Article
11 May 2004 by Rahul ↑ 43 ↓ 1 comments permalink

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