Before Crisis "Official" EoFF thread

[Yoko-sama]

WOA!!Thats great that it is coming here after all^^Im glad even though i probably wont even be able to get it-_-;;

[dieddead46]

The problem with that is one of the features of this game is the ability to call up other players for backup. It COULD be done on the N-Gage (giggle) but I doubt Squenix is suicidal enough to make a game on that platform. However, it is possible that the game will be released in the US and Europe. The phone (FoMA900i series) has been approved by the FCC in America. That's not to say the game IS coming to America, just that at this point there's no way to tell either way.

Never heard of Pictochat and Nintendo's plan to give the DS a free online service?

[Xalibar]

Does anyone know the site that has the before crisis script? there was a link to it on the FF7 analysis site, but i'm unable to connect right now.

I hope the game comes to like psp or ds or something i don't play cell phone games, its a little hard and not very fun.

[Chris]

I had it a couple of days ago... but seem to have lost it, I'll look for it and let you know.

[KoShiatar]

It was Adventchildren.net. Go in the forums and in the Before Criris section there is the whole translated script. Those forums seem to crach more often than not though ((((((

[Dreddz]

Why do I get the feeling this isnt gonna come to the EU.

[Destai]

Why do I get the feeling this isnt gonna come to the EU.

Because the expenisve mobile phone required to play the game isnt long out of japan?

[Velld Ragnarok]

I can't tell by the picture, is the turk in the wallpaper with the phone Tseng or Vince?

[Ceil]

Bleh I stopped reading the thread halfway through. veit-cong combined with my non-morning-person-ness just made me skip down to here.

...is it seriously going to be only for a mobile phone? -_-; I'd be all over the game and buy a PSP for it, but not a damn phone :(

[Chris]

Yes, for cell phone only. It's not even 100 % that'll it be released outside Japan.

[Ceil]

Square are sadists ><

[Chris]

Some avatars coming through.

[Destai]

Some avatars coming through.

niiice *takes*

[FFX_fanatiq]

1.sry about the double post thing because i am new and if i do anything wrong then just put me straight

2.whats the topic were really just here to talk about final fantasy not the the the dark crisis or what ever you all nerds

You final fantasy n00blet
Before crisis IS AN FF LMFAO

[Chris]

TGS 2005: Square Enix Video Wall Presentation
Japan's most secretive development giant keeps its cards close once again.

September 16, 2005 - Every time we head off for TGS or E3, we carry with us thousands of emails and message board posts begging us to give readers all we can from Japan's most revered developer, Square Enix. And every time, we try to warn them all: don't expect miracles.

Square Enix is a prolific development company, and is constantly dropping surprise shocks for gamers to be excited for. When it comes to trade shows, however, the joint company is often very secretive and careful with the details it doles out. Most of its game announcements come at special Square Enix press conference held at a later time and different place, and the playable demos on hand are often familiar to those in the press in one form or another.
TGS 2005 wasn't an exception, unfortunately. The company has a number of great titles playable on the show floor, but there were only a handful of games to play in total, and its video presentation consisted mostly of trailers we've seen before and sneaks of games that didn't illuminate much more detail that what was known prior to the event.

Square has strictly forbidden filming of any portion of this video presentation (we're probably not even allowed to suggest you try searching Korean message boards for unauthorized clips from the video reel taken by hidden cameras...) Here's a run-down of what was shown in the Square Enix video presentation:

Code Age
Slime MoriMori 2
Final Fantasy XII
Dragon Quest II
Musashiden II
FFXI
EverQuest II
Fantasy Earth
Front Mission Online
Front Mission 2089
Front Mission 5
The World of Mana
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII
Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
Kingdom Hearts II

Code Age (PS2, Cellphone) -- The beginning of the video presentation was all about this new Square Enix concept project. (The video, while we're going on about it, was very, very, very LOUD! Did anybody in America happen to be able to hear it, because it seemed that damned loud.) Across mobile phones and a PS2 RPG, this new concept unfolds with some gorgeous scenery and some bizarre character designs. It's a whole game where overly-serious warrior men and women are dressed up in Tron cosplay. Much of the video was of the CG animation, showing large battles in the epic war that this tale is set in. Actual gameplay of the PS2 game, called Code Age Commanders, looked similar to the graphic quality and texture style of Kingdom Hearts, with RPG battles that had the characters flying through the air and lunging at each other when they weren't standing around discussing things severely. There was also a small smattering of wireless footage Code Age Brawls, and there were two different cuts of the trailer footage. What was there looked nice in an otaku freak-out kind of way, but nothing really grabbed us in the presentation besides the unique character designs. From the looks of the stumped Japanese showgoers, it wasn't just because we were foreign to the game that we didn't get it. The project launches in Japan on October 13.