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This year's 28th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is announcing on Monday that the character Snow Villiers is also returning in Square Enix's Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII role-playing game sequel. Square Enix revealed through a trailer in January that the game will ship worldwide for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles this fall.
weber_dubois22Remember during the PS4 unveil, when Square Enix re-showed that Agni's Philosophy Tech Demo trailer from seemingly ages ago and then ended their presentation by simply saying "that's all folks; we'll have more at E3!"?
Along with waa-waa sound that reverberated in your skull immediately afterwards, as it did for everyone else? Definitely one of the highlight's of Sony's presser, for certain. Anyhow, Square Enix has a lot of wow-ing to do in the next couple of weeks, since the big show is just around the corner.
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weber_dubois22Lightning will be the playable character - with a highly evolved range of techniques for battles and exploring the environment. Customise Lightning with a large range of different outfits and weapons; that affect not only the way she looks, but also her actions and abilities.
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A new poster was revealed on Saturday in regards to the upcoming multiplatform title, “Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII,” during a Distant World concert event. Although the new image did not have any visual flair (it only contains a plain dark checkered background with the game’s logo), it did provide some new details on the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 video game. You can check out the poster, as well as the article (via Nova Crystallis twitter) and the details below.
According to Nova Crystallis, the new poster confirms several music composers for “Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII.” Masashi Hamauzu, Mitsuto Suzuku, and Naoshi Mizuta will all return to their roles from “Final Fantasy XIII-2.” [SOURCE]
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The upcoming multiplatform title, “Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII,” will be the third game in the “Final Fantasy XIII” series. So how come the game isn’t called “Final Fantasy XIII-3” in a similar manner to “Final Fantasy XIII-2?” In an interview with 4Gamer on Sunday (translated by Final Fantasy Network), Yoshinori Kitase offered an interesting explanation. You can check out some of the comments from the producer at Square Enix below (via Final Fantasy Network)
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