Square Enix has announced that its highly anticipated PlayStation 2 title Final Fantasy XII will not be available in Japan by the end of the current fiscal year, but rather sometime during the fiscal year beginning on April 1st 2004. As a result the company has downgraded its projections for the full year consolidated profit from 10.5 billion yen ($96.59 million US) to 8.1 billion yen ($74.51 million US). In Final Fantasy XII's stead however, the recently announced PlayStation 2 remake of the Super Famicom classic Dragon Quest V will be released during the current fiscal year.
Square Enix will officially reveal Final Fantasy XII during a presentation in Tokyo on November 19th.
Brendan 2016-09-28 4 comments
September has been a crazy busy month for Square Enix. From PAX, to GameStop Expo, to TGS and now EGX, the company has been giddily showing off its blockbuster lineup to crowds across the world. The upcoming HD remaster of FINAL FANTASY XII: THE ZODIAC AGE was livestreamed at EGX, courtesy of PlayStation Access this weekend and the result is...
Brendan 2016-06-17 2 comments
While Final Fantasy XV was having its moment in the sun, Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age was the sleeper hit in Square Enix's lineup at E3 2016. The game was also playable to members of the press who had the chance to experience, firsthand, some of the improvements that are being made to the title in preparation for its...
Brendan 2016-06-06 7 comments
Originally released for PS2 in 2006, a high definition remaster of Final Fantasy XII was announced today. Square Enix is preparing the previous international version, then known as the Zodiac Job System, for its true, full international debut across the world as Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age. The game will arrive in 2017 for the PS4. It will include...
