Avatar, the biggest grossing film ever, looks familiar, says Square Enix’s Motomu Toriyama, director of Final Fantasy XIII. A little too familiar.
In an age in which downloadable content is often discussed when a game is released (or even before!), Square Enix has stated that it does not have currently have any plans for Final Fantasy XIII DLC.
That Final Fantasy sponsorship of the NBA All-Star weekend came with some strings attached, it seems; namely, that there’d be ads running depicting the game as available on the Xbox 360, with nary a PS3 logo in sight.
Final Fantasy XIII has been in development for over five years, has involved hundreds of staff and has cost the publisher a ton of money. So you can see why there’ll never be another Final Fantasy game like it!
On December 17, role-playing game Final Fantasy XIII went on sale for the PS3 in Japan. It was priced at ¥9240 ($115). Want to sell back your copy?
On the PlayStation 3, Final Fantasy XIII will ship on a single Blu-Ray. On the Xbox 360, however, the game will – as expected – ship on three discs.
What are the odds I’d be mentioning the words “Final Fantasy” and “vinyl” in the same sentence two times in one week?
