FF XII....What are the prospects?

Gorefiend · 10-17-2004, 04:24 PM

I've been looking at the official website of Final Fantasy XII, and, well, I couldn't understand anything. It was all in Japanese. However, I still have my doubts. The characters look.... wierd. The game is to be yet another sequel (same world at FFTA), and we all know what happened last time they tried a sequel... I know it won't compare to, say, FF 6. But I was wondering what seems to be the prospect. Will it be better than some of their more recent games? Or will it, too, bite the dust gameplay- and plotwise, preferring to hand us graphics (which DO seem good) and voices? What will it look like? Anyone?

Also if any of you can read Japanese, a rough translated summary of the main points of the website would be appreciated greatly. Or maybe I'm just looking at the wrong one...

10-17-2004, 04:24 PM	#1
Gorefiend That Guy Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: The city that doesn't sleep Posts: 1,039	FF XII....What are the prospects? I've been looking at the official website of Final Fantasy XII, and, well, I couldn't understand anything. It was all in Japanese. However, I still have my doubts. The characters look.... wierd. The game is to be yet another sequel (same world at FFTA), and we all know what happened last time they tried a sequel... I know it won't compare to, say, FF 6. But I was wondering what seems to be the prospect. Will it be better than some of their more recent games? Or will it, too, bite the dust gameplay- and plotwise, preferring to hand us graphics (which DO seem good) and voices? What will it look like? Anyone? Also if any of you can read Japanese, a rough translated summary of the main points of the website would be appreciated greatly. Or maybe I'm just looking at the wrong one... __________________ The world of truth has no certainty. The world of fact has no hope. "Environmental laws were not passed to protect our air and water... they were passed to get votes. Seasonal anti-smut campaigns are not conducted to rid our communities of moral rot... they are conducted to give an aura of saintliness to the office-seekers who demand them." - Frank Zappa, prelude to Joe's Garage Ever wonder THE TRUTH ABOUT BLACK HELICOPTERS?