How so? Well, first up is the Dissidia: Final Fantasy PSP Entertainment Pack, which includes a Mystic Silver PSP-3000, as well as a copy of Dissidia, the Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children UMD and a 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo.
As for the PSP's Dissidia: Final Fantasy, Square's marketing is now inclusive of an official, double-sided cover, which you can see below. The design on the right is the primary one, you can turn it inside out to use the one on the left.
Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children Complete will be releasing on Blu-ray in North America on June 2, 2009!
Dissidia: Final Fantasy and the above bundle will be released on Sony's PSP on August 25, 2009.
Dissidia: Final Fantasy release statistics Wondering why we haven't been reporting on Dissidia over the last few days? Well, that would be because the game is out now in Japan!
How well is it selling, you ask? Well, Square and Enterbrain are reporting massive sales of 350,000 units shipped on its first day alone. In other words, the game is a rather significant success.
In related new, we can confirm that Dissida: Final Fantasy will be released in the United States in mid-2009.
The above battle appears to be some sort of boss encounter or story-based battle; Tidus does battle with his father, Jecht, in an arena that is based around one of their encounters in Final Fantasy 10. Also, note that the battle music is the theme composed by Uematsu for the afformentioned original!
Dissidia: Final Fantasy is releasing in Japan on December 18, 2008. No word yet on Western release schedueles, we'll keep you informed.
Obviously, as it runs in at only 14 seconds, there isn't much to tell here. The game's looking great, Famitsu enjoyed it, and its been in the works for at least two years. It has 'hit maker' written all over it!
Dissidia: Final Fantasy releases in Japan on the 18th of December. Stay tuned for a Western release date when we have one.
The article concerns the gods of Dissidia's world, in this case, Chaos and Cosmos! It is uncertain at this point whether the player will be able to unlock both characters, and if so, how this will be possible, but we'll keep you updated.
Additionally, we can confirm that Famitsu has given Dissidia a final score of 36 out of a possible 40! Very formidable!
Dissidia: Final Fantasy is releasing in Japan on December 18, 2008 amongst various versions. Stay tuned for a Western release date.
Although the cutscenes don't particularly reveal much, the music sounds quite soothing, and the gameplay has a definite fun-factor present, that's undeniable. We'll wait and judge for ourselves when the final version is released.
Until then, be prepared: Dissidia: Final Fantasy is releasing in Japan on December 18, 2008, with many varied versions of the title and its merchandise available.
Shantotto in Dissidia: Final Fantasy Think you know all the characters in Dissidia: Final Fantasy? Think again! Yet another addition has been revealed.
Shantotto from Final Fantasy 11 has been updated by Nomura and is included here in all his glory. This begs the question; will there be any more characters from FF11? Or perhaps even FF12 cast members? We'll have to wait another two weeks to see.
Until then, check out these new images below:
Dissidia: Final Fantasy will be releasing in Japan on December 18, 2008. Stay with us here at FFI for further information.
As you can see, Square have pulled out all the stops in marketing this 20th Anniversary celebration of all things Final Fantasy. You've got your 'Potion' drinks, special edition versions, soundtracks (there's a different cover for First Press orders), and of course the officially branded PSP. Most, if not all of these things will be limited edition, so if you want them you'd better get in fast!
Dissidia: Final Fantasy will be releasing across Japan on December 18, 2008. Still no official word on a Western release, but you'll know as soon as we know.
The video features all twenty playable characters, as well as Chaos and Cosmos, and gives us a detailed look at the FMVs being used, as well as in-game cutscenes and gameplay.
For those of you in Japan, look forward to Dissidia: Final Fantasy on your PSP on December 18. The rest of us, however, will be waiting until 2009.
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