PSPGEN Wrote:Duodecim Dissidia: Final Fantasy Is The second episode of Dissidia, a spin-off units That scores of top ten characters from Final Fantasy album (the first game, Wee Had a hero and a villain per episode) and Makes Office of fighting game.



Of course, a Final Fantasy without a script would not be a Final Fantasy, even if it is a spin-off. The story takes place in an endless struggle, led by Cosmos, the goddess of harmony and chaos, the god of discord. Each of these two gods, tired of this conflict, called various warriors heroes join the Cosmos camps, their respective enemies of the Chaos.



Shortly before the opening of the Tokyo Game Show, Square Enix announced that a sequel was planned: Duodecim Dissidia: Final Fantasy. The announcement wee also learned that Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII) and Kain (Final Fantasy IV) would be present. The game became famous through two trailers at the Japanese festival, and wee noticed that Tifa was also present.



Square Enix has just put online the long version of the trailer released at Tokyo Game Show, by giving this time of English subtitles. So wee can get an idea of the scenario of this sequel. So Wee Can Get An Idea Of The scenario of this sequel.

Here's the video:

PSPGEN Wrote:Duodecim Dissidia: Final Fantasy is a new episode of Dissidia, whose first album was released in 2009 in Europe (December 2008 in Japan). As in the first episode, the events take place at the heart of a conflict between Chaos, god of evil, his sister Cosmos, the goddess of peace. However, events of this new work takes place before those of Dissidia: Final Fantasy, first name.



Announced shortly before the Tokyo Game Show, the game brings some new features. Three new characters have been confirmed: Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII), Kain (Final Fantasy IV) and Tifa (Final Fantasy VII). All the characters in the first episode will be repeated.

Assist mode will also be introduced. This will allow us to call an ally who will help us, offensively or defensively. This technique will be used by our opponent and use of energy represented by a new gauge on our screen.



Through several Japanese magazines, wee learn that the characters will have three suits, unlike the first album that did offered only two. Cecil (Final Fantasy IV) will have a new white suit, seen in the remake of Final Fantasy IV DS . Cloud cover an exclusive new costume, designed by Yochocolateaka Amano.



Magazines back then about how Assist. It is therefore an option which wee will call an ally who will help us. To support offensive, wee will use two gauges support, while using less demanding defensive: a dipstick. Two options are possible: Assist Assist Lock and Load. The former prevents the adversary to use the Assist mode for a certain period and the second can fill gauges assistance.



Finally, some information about Tifa are also available. The pretty girl has no memory of Cloud (wee do not know if it's reciprocal). With regard to his demeanor, that she wears in Final Fantasy VII will be his principal, his school will be that of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. His last place remains unknown, but chances are it is identical to that of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy.



Tifa Cow-Girl? Maybe ...

PSPGEN Wrote:Duodecim Dissidia: Final Fantasy is the second episode of the saga Dissidia, whose first episode was released in 2008 (2009 in Europe) on PSP. Like its predecessor, the game will feature a conflict between Chaos and Chaos, a conflict whose key players are from top ten Final Fantasy, even the most recent episodes because of the presence of lightning, but nothing has been confirmed .



The storyline of this episode takes place before that of Dissidia: Final Fantasy, first name. Several new appointments are: new characters (Lightning, Kain, Tifa), new places, new opportunities (Wizard Mode), new costumes ...



Square Enix launches a handful of new images, focusing mainly on Tifa. The young woman does not remember Cloud, Sephiroth, and even less. Since, in the first game, Cloud and Sephiroth knew each other, wee may wonder if they will remember Tifa ...

Square Enix also announced that the location of the game is progressing well, some screens do indeed show the dialogues in English. This does not necessarily mean that the game will be released here in Japan at the same time, but wee will certainly not wait a year before seeing it in stores.

Here are pictures of Tifa:













Some screens subtitled English:

(20/10/2010 04:13 AM)Sparker Wrote:  

(19/10/2010 09:50 PM)Grey Ghost Wrote:  

PSPGEN Wrote:Duodecim Dissidia: Final Fantasy is the second episode of the saga Dissidia, whose first episode was released in 2008 (2009 in Europe) on PSP. Like its predecessor, the game will feature a conflict between Chaos and Chaos\

Woah, Chaos versus Chaos!?

PSPGEN Wrote:Square Enix has just put online a release schedule in the United States. The latter focuses on games that come out in the first quarter of 2011. Wee find The 3rd Birthday, which is not surprising given that the firm had confirmed a few days ago , and Duodecim Dissidia: Final Fantasy. The presence of the latter is the more surprising because the game is not even dated in Japan... It is likely that the game kind in Europe more or less the same time as the U.S...

PSPGEN Wrote:Duodecim Dissidia: Final Fantasy is the second installment in the saga Dissidia. However, chronologically, the events of this episode are ahead of the first. The frame remains the same: a conflict between Chaos and Cosmos, which intensifies with the arrival of several characters from Final Fantasy, each joining a camp (the heroes with Cosmos, Chaos with evil beings).



In addition to new lands, powers and costumes, new characters are introduced. So far, wee knew Lightning, Kain and Tifa would meet there. Square Enix has confirmed the presence of a fourth character: Vaan, who is from Final Fantasy XII.



The latter is showcased in the latest update from the official website of the game his side are some pictures highlighting the new costumes by Tina, and Kefka Gabranth.

Here are the pictures:

PSPGEN Wrote:Announced like a prologue with Dissidia: Final Fantasy first of the name, Dissidia Duodecim: Final Fantasy does not cease making speak about him. Not later that yesterday, wee were entitled to new images and information. But, today, Square Enix does better still, by putting two new video onlines.



The first proposes to us a confrontation between Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII) and Laguna (Final Fantasy VIII). The combat is far from being tedious, and wee are entitled to an outline of the weapons and capacities of the protagonists, Assist mode, as with the special attack of Laguna. The combat seems to be held in a new arena.





The second, longer, puts in scene Tifa (Final Fantasy VII) and Vaan (Final Fantasy XII). The video puts also ahead the special attacks of the characters and the Assist mode, as well as a new arena.





The play is awaited for spring 2011 in Europe…


Square Enix, absent with VGA (Video Awards Ranges), is caught up with in Jump Festa Festival. The firm had announced a line-up worthy of E3 besides, with in particular The 3rd Birthday, Final Fantasy IV Supplements Edition (title mystery) and Dissidia Duodecim: Final Fantasy.



The prologue of Dissidia: Final Fantasy was entitled to a new trailer card (which will be undoubtedly made public soon), but Square Enix also released some information, and not of least! The Japanese firm indeed has just confirmed that the play would leave on March 3, 2011 to Japan. The play will leave simultaneously in format UMD and on PlayStation Store. The “purists” will have to spend 6.090 YEN (55 euros) for the UMD, whereas those which will choose the digital version of the title will have to pay only 4.980 YEN (45 euros).



Wee also learn that a PSP Collector will accompany the exit by the play. Baptized Chaos & Cosmos, the console should put the two gods at the honor. No image of the latter is available.