Square-Enix has released a new trailer for Final Fantasy XIII-2, in time for the European launch of the game this Friday. The game is already available to buy in North America, but has received mixed reviews. Check out the trailer below and judge for yourself.
If you are looking for long-lasting games, then look no further than Final Fantasy. The dev team behind Final Fantasy XIII-2 has revealed that the story mode of the upcoming sequel should take between 30-40 hours to complete. This shouldn’t come as a shock to most people, since Final Fantasy has a reputation for long storylines.
Powerful forces collide in a mysterious land, in this epic cinematic CG trailer for the forthcoming complete sequel to Final Fantasy XIII. Due for release on 3rd February 2012, Final Fantasy XIII-2 will take players beyond time, beyond fate and beyond imagination.
Square Enix has announced the release date of Final Fantasy XIII-2, the long awaited sequel of 2009 Final Fantasy XIII. The game is slated for release in Japan on December 15th, and will come with a limited edition “PlayStation 3 Final Fantasy XIII-2 Lightning Edition Ver.2” bundle pack.
The sequel to Final Fantasy XIII was announced back in January of this year with a simple release window of Winter 2011. Gaming news site Andriasang reports that the Final Fantasy XIII-2 director has hinted during a Q&A session held over the weekend that the role playing game’s final release date will be announced by Square Enix during this year’s Tokyo Game Show.
Following up on the announcement of Final Fantasy XIII-2 this week, Square Enix have also released the first teaser trailer for the game. Check out the trailer below, but be warned that the trailer contains minor spoilers about the previous title, if you haven’t completed playing the game yet.
I haven’t even finished playing Final Fantasy XIII yet, and already SQUARE ENIX has announced the sequel. Final Fantasy XIII-2 is scheduled for release next winter and will feature a new story that stems from the previous title as well as a evolved battle system.
