-
- Included with copies of the Blu-Ray version of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
- Leaked early and released on YouTube
- Demo is an hour longKotaku: Final Fantasy XIII Dated For Winter 2009 In Japan (April 14, 2009)
- Two different modes available for play
- Official release date in Japan: April 16, 2009Kotaku: Final Fantasy XIII Dated For Winter 2009 In Japan (April 14, 2009)
- Official release date in U.S.: June 7, 2009Kotaku: Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Blu-Ray Comes Stateside (March 25, 2009)
-
-
The demo version of Final Fantasy XIII will be included with the Blu-Ray release of Square's computer-generated film, Advent Children. As often happens with eagerly anticipated releases, some wily Japanese gamers got their hands on the demo early and leaked videos onto YouTube.
-
About the Game
Final Fantasy 13 is the first installment of a planned trilogy of games, each of which will involve different characters and worlds in the same universe.IGN: E3 2006: Eyes-on Final Fantasy XIII Trailer(May 8, 2006)The story centers around the fal'Cie, a mystical non-human race, who mark people destined for a greater purpose. These people are called l'Cie. Several centuries ago, the fal'Cie constructed a paradise city in the sky called Cocoon. The world below, which is known as Pulse, has grown into a frightening wilderness inhabited by monsters and has a strange effect on humans. Ever cautious, the people of Cocoon exile anyone who has come under the influence of Pulse.
One of FFXIII's main characters, Lightning, is designated a l'Cie by the fal'Cie. Unsure of her past or even her real name, Lightning finds herself destined to become an enemy to humanity who will bring about the downfall of Cocoon.IGN: Final Fantasy XIII Update (January 10, 2007)
-
Final Fantasy 13 Demo Previews
- GameSpot: Final Fantasy XIII Demo Walkthrough Part 1: Lightning and Sazh (Time: 29:08)
- GameSpot: Final Fantasy XIII Demo Walkthrough Part 2: Team Nora & Big Boss Battle (Time: 19:54)
- Destructoid: Preview: Final Fantasy XIII Japanese demo (April 24, 2009)
-
About this page
-
Page Views0