Hey you guys, waiting has been an issue since gaming started in japan and alike Didn't we all expect this?.. I for one am happy that it's now officially released here in europe and I can't wait what's all this crap about language changes?... has there ever been another language FF from 7 and counting up?.. I thought there were only english en japanese ones ^_^; I live in holland and we get an english game, and I'm glad, cause I can't stand dutch =) Also, didn't Square Enix reward us with PAL versions in FFX Giving us the dark aeons to feast another 30 hours on and some other things? Tho they fooled us by not putting in a FFXII Demo in dragonquest VII =( but anyone, gotta go to the store and grab my copy of FF12!~^_^ Bye bye, A FF fan-
Aussie gamers wait til '07 for FFXII
Final Fantasy XII to arrive in Australia early next year, preceded by Dirge of Cerberus this November.
SYDNEY--Square Enix fans in Australia are used to waiting months longer than Japanese and US gamers to get their hands on the publisher's latest titles. Now with the highly anticipated Final Fantasy XII, it's going to be same-old, same-old for gamers down under.
While Final Fantasy XII for the PlayStation 2 will be released in the US at the end of October (after having been available in Japan since March), Australian retailers won't receive the game until early 2007. Ubisoft is distributing the title down under and has confirmed that Final Fantasy XII will be released in Australia, New Zealand, France, Belgium, and the Nordic territories including Iceland no sooner than next year. Ubisoft did not disclose a specific date.
Ubisoft is also distributing the PS2 title Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII in Australia. Dirge of Cerberus was released in the US in August. An Ubisoft spokesman told GameSpot Australia that Dirge of Cerberus, which follows the adventures of Final Fantasy VII character Vincent Valentine, is set for release locally in mid-November of this year.
The last Square Enix game Australians waited months for was Kingdom Hearts II. The Disney-infused role-playing game was released here on September 28, which followed the US release by six months and the Japan release, in December of 2005, by almost a year.
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