So I'm a little late? Anyways, as stated earlier, both FNC games will be showcased in video format at the highly anticipated, around the corner Japanese E3 (before it was trashed) equivalent: The Tokyo Game Show. But, in addition, there will be several other games to be played and viewed, as developed by square Enix. The titles to be shown are as follows:
Playable Demos:
Dragon Quest Monsters Joker (NDS) Seiken Densetsu IV (PS2) Chocobo no Mahou Ehon (DS) Final Fantasy III (DS) Final Fantasy XI (PS2/X360) Project Sylpheed (X360) Dragon Quest Monsters (Mobile) Dragon Quest: Fushigi na Dungeon (Mobile) Seiken Densetsu: Final Fantasy Gaiden (Mobile) Front Mission 2089 (Mobile) Pokemate (Mobile)
Non-Playable (Video Only)
Final Fantasy V Advance (GBA) Final Fantasy VI Advance (GBA) Fabula Nova Crystallis - Final Fantasy XIII (PS3) Fabula Nova Crystallis - Final Fantasy Versus XIII (PS3) Final Fantasy VIII: Crisis Core (PSP)
Hopefully the show will bring new insight into the still mysterious titles that remain strong fan favorites: XIII, Versus XIII, III, V Advance, VI Advance, and the enigmatic next chapter in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core. Here's to hoping that TGS brings about a plethora of new vids, pictures, and information!
The Tokyo Game Show will be held from September 22 until September 24 in Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. Unlike E3, the last two days of the convention are open to the public, meaning that TGS has a higher attendance rating than its American counterpart. Check back for more as we get closer to the event!
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