Dissidia: Final Fantasy - Released in All Major Territories!

Square Enix is slowly spreading Final Fantasy to other types of gaming genre. Would you like them to continue this trend?

Yes, I approve of Square Enix's actions.	57.9%	[ 737 ]
No, I'd rather see a continuation of the main series.	17.0%	[ 217 ]
I'm not quite sure.	25.1%	[ 319 ]
Total Votes:			[ 1273 ]

[Lolita Doll]

Anorhc

Europe gets a date.

lol yay they're not so shafted after all!

[pi rho maniac]

I thought the point of getting a date was to get shafted.

[Anorhc]

David has got you there, Vi.

[Anorhc]

US Debut Trailer:

http://pspupdates.qj.net/Awesome-in-a-can-US-debut-trailer-for-Dissidia-Final-Fantasy/pg/49/aid/130023

[DrTonberry]

I wonder where they're trying to go with this whole "Who Will You Fight For?" slogan. Its not as if though the game gave you any choice. The storymode was for the heroes only. The villains were playable as a bonus.

This might bear some close observation.

[FFVIIFangirl]

They still don't have a clear release date.
...well, at least the video was high quality.

[pi rho maniac]

The man in black fled across the desert...

Considering all of the heroes are fighting for completely different reasons, the tagline actually makes sense. They're not all after the same thing.

...and the gunslinger followed

[G01]

The slogan at the end said, "What will you fight for?" Is, "Who will you fight for?" on the main site or something?

[DrTonberry]

pi rho maniac

The man in black fled across the desert...

Considering all of the heroes are fighting for completely different reasons, the tagline actually makes sense. They're not all after the same thing.

...and the gunslinger followed

Who, not What. Hence, why they have the annoying Poll type set up for Dissidia's NA site voting for either Cosmos or Chaos.

[pi rho maniac]

I have yet to see who over what anywhere on the site, unless you're referring to which side of the site you choose for characters/story/etc.

[Anorhc]

The tagline is pretty much a poor subtle attempt at marketing. Seriously.

Take Pokemon for example. The tagline for that early in its life is "Gotta Catch 'em All!", but nowhere in the game does it really address that to be a "Pokemon Master" that you have to catch them all (Nintendo actually makes it nearly impossible to catch them all).

So really, it's a moot point. The tagline means nothing as we already know what the hell goes on in the game.

[FFVIIFangirl]

They now have FF2 and FF3 characters up on the North American site.
I find it funny that for the other characters, they show their silouettes but when you click on the character section, it shows a whole CGI scene of all the characters. xd

[Kuja9113]

Anorhc

The tagline is pretty much a poor subtle attempt at marketing. Seriously.

Take Pokemon for example. The tagline for that early in its life is "Gotta Catch 'em All!", but nowhere in the game does it really address that to be a "Pokemon Master" that you have to catch them all (Nintendo actually makes it nearly impossible to catch them all).

So really, it's a moot point. The tagline means nothing as we already know what the hell goes on in the game.

Not to mention that Resident Evil (Biohazard) in Japan is advertised for it's compelling story and scary environments. Resident Evil in America is advertised for killing hordes of zombies. It's all marketing and appeal to players.

For the record, I was right. To anyone who was certain that Firion was changed to Frioniel, check the official site. Terra, Kefka, Golbez, and Bartz will all inevitably be the same once announced.

[PrittiAkuma]

fogsdghsldjgksdljgs I want this game *3*

[Merle Corey]

I think the controls will take some getting used to. XD I love how they make their own physics.