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You Can Play Final Fantasy XIII-2 With Japanese Voiceovers And English Text, Too
By Cheng Kai . October 12, 2011 . 6:00pm

… or Chinese text, for that matter. Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong announced today that they will release a version of Final Fantasy XIII-2 with Japanese voiceovers and all text and menus rendered in your choice of English or Traditional Chinese, thanks to a partnership between Sony Computer Entertainment Asia and Square Enix.
And like with [URL="http://www.siliconera.com/tag/dissidia-duodecim-final-fantasy/"]Dissidia 012[duodecim]: Final Fantasy[/URL], the English/Chinese edition will allow you to import save data from both the English and Japanese versions of Final Fantasy XIII.
The English/Chinese edition will hit stores in Asia on January, 31 2012, the same day Final Fantasy XIII-2 arrives in North America.
“I am glad to be able to bring Final Fantasy XIII-2 to the Asian region. Final Fantasy XIII was our first release in both Chinese and Korean, but it was about a year behind the Japanese release," producer Yoshinori Kitase said in the press release. "However, this time we are able to get this game into your hands with only a month or so of lag."
In the meantime, if you’re curious to see how Serah and Noah’s names are supposed to be read in Mandarin, log in to the Asian PlayStation Store today to find a new trailer of the game with Chinese subtitles.
Read more stories about Final Fantasy XIII-2 & PlayStation 3 on Siliconera.
Source - http://www.siliconera.com/2011/10/1...ith-japanese-voiceovers-and-english-text-too/
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Reserve Final Fantasy XIII-2 To Get Omega Boss Battle Or A Hardcover Art Book
By Spencer . October 3, 2011 . 9:34am

Square Enix confirmed that Omega will be available in North America, but unlike Japan the coliseum boss battle will be distributed as pre-order downloadable content in the States.
Pre-order Final Fantasy XIII-2 from Amazon and you’ll get the Omega Boss Battle as downloadable content. Gamestop is giving away an alternate costume for Serah, but Best Buy may have the grand prize. The electronics retailer is giving out hardcover copies of Final Fantasy XIII – Episode i –, previously a Japan only novella that connects the events between Final Fantasy XIII and its sequel.
These incentives are different from Japan, which include a life stealing bow for Serah and special swords for Noel as downloadable content. No news about Noel’s extra outfit either or if fans will be able to buy the Omega boss battle post-launch.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 comes out on January 31, 2012 in North America.
Read more stories about Final Fantasy XIII-2 & PlayStation 3 & Xbox 360 on Siliconera.
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Final Fantasy XIII-2 Will Have Monthly DLC, But No Swimsuits
By Spencer . October 11, 2011 . 5:00pm
While Final Fantasy XIII didn’t have any downloadable content, Final Fantasy XIII-2 will have a ton. Producer Yoshinori Kitase told Dengeki PlayStation their plan is to have one to two updates a month over several consecutive months. Kitase didn’t say how much each item would cost, but said the price will be balanced for the value of the content.
Players will be able to purchase new weapons, costumes, and monsters for use in Final Fantasy XIII-2. Kitase stressed that there would be gameplay mixed in. For example, you may have to defeat a monster to obtain an item. Kitase also said costumes and weapons will be displayed during event scenes. The development team is currently working on this.
Dengeki PlayStation asked a question about swimsuits and school uniform costumes. Director Motomu Toriyama answered it and said these kinds of outfits would be unbalanced for the game’s scenes.
A bunch of Final Fantasy XIII-2 downloadable content has been announced such as: a life stealing bow for Serah, a sword with a haste-like effect for Noel, a diva microphone, and Final Fantasy series ultra boss Omega. Square Enix will release the Omega boss battle or a special costume for Serah as pre-order DLC in North America.
Read more stories about Final Fantasy XIII-2 & PlayStation 3 & Xbox 360 on Siliconera.
By Cheng Kai . October 12, 2011 . 6:00pm
… or Chinese text, for that matter. Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong announced today that they will release a version of Final Fantasy XIII-2 with Japanese voiceovers and all text and menus rendered in your choice of English or Traditional Chinese, thanks to a partnership between Sony Computer Entertainment Asia and Square Enix.
And like with [URL="http://www.siliconera.com/tag/dissidia-duodecim-final-fantasy/"]Dissidia 012[duodecim]: Final Fantasy[/URL], the English/Chinese edition will allow you to import save data from both the English and Japanese versions of Final Fantasy XIII.
The English/Chinese edition will hit stores in Asia on January, 31 2012, the same day Final Fantasy XIII-2 arrives in North America.
“I am glad to be able to bring Final Fantasy XIII-2 to the Asian region. Final Fantasy XIII was our first release in both Chinese and Korean, but it was about a year behind the Japanese release," producer Yoshinori Kitase said in the press release. "However, this time we are able to get this game into your hands with only a month or so of lag."
In the meantime, if you’re curious to see how Serah and Noah’s names are supposed to be read in Mandarin, log in to the Asian PlayStation Store today to find a new trailer of the game with Chinese subtitles.
Read more stories about Final Fantasy XIII-2 & PlayStation 3 on Siliconera.
Source - http://www.siliconera.com/2011/10/1...ith-japanese-voiceovers-and-english-text-too/
___________________________
Reserve Final Fantasy XIII-2 To Get Omega Boss Battle Or A Hardcover Art Book
By Spencer . October 3, 2011 . 9:34am
Square Enix confirmed that Omega will be available in North America, but unlike Japan the coliseum boss battle will be distributed as pre-order downloadable content in the States.
Pre-order Final Fantasy XIII-2 from Amazon and you’ll get the Omega Boss Battle as downloadable content. Gamestop is giving away an alternate costume for Serah, but Best Buy may have the grand prize. The electronics retailer is giving out hardcover copies of Final Fantasy XIII – Episode i –, previously a Japan only novella that connects the events between Final Fantasy XIII and its sequel.
These incentives are different from Japan, which include a life stealing bow for Serah and special swords for Noel as downloadable content. No news about Noel’s extra outfit either or if fans will be able to buy the Omega boss battle post-launch.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 comes out on January 31, 2012 in North America.
Read more stories about Final Fantasy XIII-2 & PlayStation 3 & Xbox 360 on Siliconera.
__________________________
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Will Have Monthly DLC, But No Swimsuits
By Spencer . October 11, 2011 . 5:00pm
While Final Fantasy XIII didn’t have any downloadable content, Final Fantasy XIII-2 will have a ton. Producer Yoshinori Kitase told Dengeki PlayStation their plan is to have one to two updates a month over several consecutive months. Kitase didn’t say how much each item would cost, but said the price will be balanced for the value of the content.
Players will be able to purchase new weapons, costumes, and monsters for use in Final Fantasy XIII-2. Kitase stressed that there would be gameplay mixed in. For example, you may have to defeat a monster to obtain an item. Kitase also said costumes and weapons will be displayed during event scenes. The development team is currently working on this.
Dengeki PlayStation asked a question about swimsuits and school uniform costumes. Director Motomu Toriyama answered it and said these kinds of outfits would be unbalanced for the game’s scenes.
A bunch of Final Fantasy XIII-2 downloadable content has been announced such as: a life stealing bow for Serah, a sword with a haste-like effect for Noel, a diva microphone, and Final Fantasy series ultra boss Omega. Square Enix will release the Omega boss battle or a special costume for Serah as pre-order DLC in North America.
Read more stories about Final Fantasy XIII-2 & PlayStation 3 & Xbox 360 on Siliconera.
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