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"Final Fantasy Origins - Europe before America?
Since Final Fantasy Origins' North American release was announced, debate has raged about whether or not European/Australasian audiences would be granted a release of Square's remade versions of their 1st two Final Fantasy installments, of which neither episode has been previously released in those territories. A quick trawl through gameplay.com's site this morning reveals that not only is this game definitely being released, but also a few weeks before the scheduled North American release - something that has only happened once before with the release of Parasite Eve II in 2000. Square Europe have yet to update their site with any information (or with anything at all since November 1 2002), although this will come as no surprise to frequent visitors to their site who will remember that the releases of both FFVI and Final Fantasy Anthology: EE were well-publicised in online stores long before the games were officially announced. According to gameplay.com, FFOrigins will be available from March 14, at a wallet-friendly UK£17.99, with the North American release following on April 8. Confirmation of date and price will be updated on this site as soon as any further information is known. "
well I'm not suer I'm going to enjoy FF1 and 2, Its likely that the game play will hideously outdated but we are getting the wonderswan updates rather than the original famicon releases.
One to watch out for maybe
"Final Fantasy Origins - Europe before America?
Since Final Fantasy Origins' North American release was announced, debate has raged about whether or not European/Australasian audiences would be granted a release of Square's remade versions of their 1st two Final Fantasy installments, of which neither episode has been previously released in those territories. A quick trawl through gameplay.com's site this morning reveals that not only is this game definitely being released, but also a few weeks before the scheduled North American release - something that has only happened once before with the release of Parasite Eve II in 2000. Square Europe have yet to update their site with any information (or with anything at all since November 1 2002), although this will come as no surprise to frequent visitors to their site who will remember that the releases of both FFVI and Final Fantasy Anthology: EE were well-publicised in online stores long before the games were officially announced. According to gameplay.com, FFOrigins will be available from March 14, at a wallet-friendly UK£17.99, with the North American release following on April 8. Confirmation of date and price will be updated on this site as soon as any further information is known. "
well I'm not suer I'm going to enjoy FF1 and 2, Its likely that the game play will hideously outdated but we are getting the wonderswan updates rather than the original famicon releases.
One to watch out for maybe
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That'll probably get a release soon. Like last time when they packaged 4 and 5 together and released 6 on it's own.
Doesn't this mean they've skipped over FF3?
From www.ffonline.com
"Final Fantasy Origins - Europe before America?
Since Final Fantasy Origins' North American release was announced, debate has raged about whether or not European/Australasian audiences would be granted a release of Square's remade versions of their 1st two Final Fantasy installments, of which neither episode has been previously released in those territories. A quick trawl through gameplay.com's site this morning reveals that not only is this game definitely being released, but also a few weeks before the scheduled North American release - something that has only happened once before with the release of Parasite Eve II in 2000. Square Europe have yet to update their site with any information (or with anything at all since November 1 2002), although this will come as no surprise to frequent visitors to their site who will remember that the releases of both FFVI and Final Fantasy Anthology: EE were well-publicised in online stores long before the games were officially announced. According to gameplay.com, FFOrigins will be available from March 14, at a wallet-friendly UK£17.99, with the North American release following on April 8. Confirmation of date and price will be updated on this site as soon as any further information is known. "
well I'm not suer I'm going to enjoy FF1 and 2, Its likely that the game play will hideously outdated but we are getting the wonderswan updates rather than the original famicon releases.
One to watch out for maybe
"Final Fantasy Origins - Europe before America?
Since Final Fantasy Origins' North American release was announced, debate has raged about whether or not European/Australasian audiences would be granted a release of Square's remade versions of their 1st two Final Fantasy installments, of which neither episode has been previously released in those territories. A quick trawl through gameplay.com's site this morning reveals that not only is this game definitely being released, but also a few weeks before the scheduled North American release - something that has only happened once before with the release of Parasite Eve II in 2000. Square Europe have yet to update their site with any information (or with anything at all since November 1 2002), although this will come as no surprise to frequent visitors to their site who will remember that the releases of both FFVI and Final Fantasy Anthology: EE were well-publicised in online stores long before the games were officially announced. According to gameplay.com, FFOrigins will be available from March 14, at a wallet-friendly UK£17.99, with the North American release following on April 8. Confirmation of date and price will be updated on this site as soon as any further information is known. "
well I'm not suer I'm going to enjoy FF1 and 2, Its likely that the game play will hideously outdated but we are getting the wonderswan updates rather than the original famicon releases.
One to watch out for maybe
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