Square Enix has announced that the distribution of Dirge of Cerberus: Lost Mission ~Final Fantasy VII~ for the first three months with Amp'd Mobile. The title, available this summer, will have both a single player mode that will take place three years after the Meteorfall at the end of Final Fantasy VII. Much like in Dirge of Cerberus for the PS2, players will be able to play in FPS mode as well as a third person action mode and take advantage of materia and limit breaks.
Sometime after the release of the title a multiplayer mode will become available, though details are scarce.
"Launching Dirge of Cerberus: Lost Mission ~Final Fantasy VII~ with Amp'd mobile is extremely exciting," said Daishiro Okada, President and COO, Square Enix, Inc., "Amp’d Mobile’s focus on the youth market and their powerful 3G network make them a great partner for continuing the legacy of Final Fantasy VII."
Dirge of Cerberus: Lost Mission ~Final Fantasy VII~ will be available this summer from Amp'd website at get.ampd.com.
kula shakerz 2006-11-19 0 comments
The latest game in the Final Fantasy VII series, Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus is finally out in Europe. The story takes place after the events of Final Fantasy VII and the mysterious and enigmatic Vincent Valentine takes center stage in as the World Regenesis Organization works to rebuild the planet, a year after the conclusion of Advent Children....
Brendan 2006-11-14 0 comments
An interesting romp through unfamiliar locales that ultimately fails to deliver what fans were expecting, in the omnipresent shadow of its predecessor. Welcome to Dirge of Cerberus, the PlayStation 2 debut of gun-totting Vincent’s back story. Set a year after the events of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, and thusly three years after the original PlayStation installment, Dirge of Cerberus...
kula shakerz 2006-11-11 0 comments
The official release date of Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus in Europe is finally confirmed. Its not the 3rd November as previously announced but Friday 17th of November.
