Final Fantasy back to Nintendo!
Squaresoft has reached an agreement that will bring the Final Fantasy series back to Nintendo.
Saturday, March 9, 2002 - According to the news in the morning edition of the Nihon Kezai Shimbun, confirmed by Nintendo Of America, Squaresoft has reached an agreement that will bring the Final Fantasy series back to Nintendo.
GameCube and Game Boy Advance will have Final Fantasy games, thanks to the special "fund Q" established by the genial Yamauchi to encourage software development. Part of the fund will be allocated to a new development house affiliated to Square.
It seems the first Final Fantasy game that will be developed for Nintendo's consoles is Final Fantasy Unlimited. This title will be based on Square's anime series of the same name. If you want, you can visit the good official site (in Japanese) for Final Fantasy Unlimited anime series following this link.
Thanks to the possibility to connect the GameCube to the the Game Boy
Advance, Nintendo and Squaresoft could be able to create innovative gameplay systems for these new Final Fantasy releases.
Considering the extraordinary importance of the Final Fantasy brand in the balance of the consoles' war, this agreement will surely have relevant consequences in the future.
GameCube and Game Boy Advance will have Final Fantasy games, thanks to the special "fund Q" established by the genial Yamauchi to encourage software development. Part of the fund will be allocated to a new development house affiliated to Square.
It seems the first Final Fantasy game that will be developed for Nintendo's consoles is Final Fantasy Unlimited. This title will be based on Square's anime series of the same name. If you want, you can visit the good official site (in Japanese) for Final Fantasy Unlimited anime series following this link.
Thanks to the possibility to connect the GameCube to the the Game Boy
Advance, Nintendo and Squaresoft could be able to create innovative gameplay systems for these new Final Fantasy releases.
Considering the extraordinary importance of the Final Fantasy brand in the balance of the consoles' war, this agreement will surely have relevant consequences in the future.
(Posted: Saturday, March 9, 2002, 1:47AM GMT)
- Harry
Notice: Ps2Fantasy.com has been undergoing a major redesign for a long time. Ps2Fantasy.com will soon become PsFantasy.com, a professional network of websites covering all PlayStation platforms. We will offer more updates than ever, in-depth content, and a series of services to our community. During this process, functionality of this website and frequency of updates are very limited.
| » Contact Our Editors |
