Shrygue
January 9th, 2009, 20:59
via IGN (http://uk.ps3.ign.com/articles/943/943417p1.html)
It's hard to believe, but Square Enix has managed to get through two years without actually opening up an official website for the Final Fantasy XIII games. Today, that all changed, with an official site for the main FFXIII, a portal site for the full Fabula Nova Crystallis series, and teaser sites for Agito and Versus.
The FFXIII site is the most developed of the three. It features lots of clickable screens showing scenes from the trailers and magazine that you might have missed out on because they were only shown or published in Japan. You can also view character profiles and get a sampling of what is presumably a track off the game's soundtrack.
There's some sad news to report, however. The "Trailers" section of the site is currently inactive. Hopefully when it does go live, it will include the latest footage that was shown at December's Jump Festa event.
As for the other sites, the Fabula Nova Crystallis portal is a bit empty right now, containing nothing more than just links to the sites for the three announced games. The Versus XIII site and Agito XIII site contain just a single piece of artwork and specs.
These sites are all, technically, for the Japanese market, but there isn't much text on them anyway, so we'd suggest that even English speakers take a look.
It's hard to believe, but Square Enix has managed to get through two years without actually opening up an official website for the Final Fantasy XIII games. Today, that all changed, with an official site for the main FFXIII, a portal site for the full Fabula Nova Crystallis series, and teaser sites for Agito and Versus.
The FFXIII site is the most developed of the three. It features lots of clickable screens showing scenes from the trailers and magazine that you might have missed out on because they were only shown or published in Japan. You can also view character profiles and get a sampling of what is presumably a track off the game's soundtrack.
There's some sad news to report, however. The "Trailers" section of the site is currently inactive. Hopefully when it does go live, it will include the latest footage that was shown at December's Jump Festa event.
As for the other sites, the Fabula Nova Crystallis portal is a bit empty right now, containing nothing more than just links to the sites for the three announced games. The Versus XIII site and Agito XIII site contain just a single piece of artwork and specs.
These sites are all, technically, for the Japanese market, but there isn't much text on them anyway, so we'd suggest that even English speakers take a look.