Dirge of Cerberus to include PS3 FFVII trailer
Gamers in Japan will get a free DVD bonus that includes the E3 preview of how the beloved RPG might look on next-gen consoles.
TOKYO--In Japan, Square Enix announced that preorders of Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII for the PlayStation 2 will come with a free DVD, titled "Compilation of Final Fantasy VII: Reflections."
The bonus disc will feature five direct-feed trailers shown by Square Enix during various events, including those for Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII (PSP) and Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII (Mobile). The DVD also comes with the long-edition trailer for Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children and Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, which were shown during the Square Enix Party 2005 at Tokyo in late July.
Last but not least, the bonus DVD additionally features the Final Fantasy VII Technical Demo trailer that was created for the PlayStation 3. Square Enix originally exhibited the trailer at E3 in May to show the potential of Sony's next-generation gaming console, and it has since shown the trailer at several other events.
Square Enix notes that the technical FFVII demo is only meant for PS3 presentation purposes and does not indicate that a remake of the classic 1997 role-playing game is being produced for the console.
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