- Chapter 1 - Sea of Flames
- Chapter 2 - Showdown in the Wastes
- Chapter 3 - Silent Edge
- Chapter 4 - Headquarters Under Siege
- Chapter 5 - Manor of Despair
- Chapter 6 - DeepGround Strikes Back
- Chapter 7 - The Shera
- Chapter 8 - Midgar Assault / Fight for the Central Complex
- Chapter 9 - An Empire in Ruins
- Chapter 10 - Shinra's Dark Secret
- Chapter 11 - Beginnings
- Chapter 12 - Final Chapter: Omega and Chaos / A Finale Chaotic
Selasa, 29 November 2011
Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII Walkthrough
Final Fantasy XII Walkthrough
1. Read before You Begin
2. Walkthrough
1. Nalbina Fortress
2. Rabanastre
3. Dalmasca Estersand
4. Rabanastre
5. Lowtown
6. Giza Plains
7. Garamsythe Waterway
8. Royal Palace
9. Garamsythe Waterway
10. Nalbina Dungeons
11. Barheim Passage
12. Dalmasca Estersand
13. Rabanastre
14. Bhujerba
15. The Lhusu Mines
16. Bhujerba
17. The Leviathan
18. Ogir-Yensa Sandsea
19. Nam-Yensa Sandsea
20. The Tomb of Raithwall
21. The Shiva
22. Rabanastre
23. Giza Plains
24. Ozmone Plain
25. Jahara
26. Golmore Jungle
27. Eruyt Village
28. The Henne Mines
29. Golmore Jungle
30. Mt Bur-Omisace
31. Paramina Rift
32. The Stilshrine of Miriam
33. Mt Bur-Omisace
34. Mosphoran Highwaste
35. The Salikawood
36. The Phon Coast
37. Tchita Uplands
38. Sochen Cave Palace
39. Old Archades
40. Archades
41. Draklor Laboratory
42. Balfonheim Port
43. Feywood
44. Giruvegan
45. Balfonheim Port
46. Ridorana Cataract
47. Pharos
48. Balfonheim Port
49. Bahamut
FINAL FANTASY XIII
Jumat, 25 November 2011
Final Fantasy XIV
Final Fantasy XIV (ファイナルファンタジーXIV Fainaru Fantajī Fōtīn), also known as Final Fantasy XIV Online, is the fourteenth installment in the Final Fantasy series. It was released in September 2010[6] for Microsoft Windows, with a PlayStation 3 port in development.[7] The game is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game and is developed and published by Square Enix. The game takes place in a land called Hydaelyn, mainly in a region named Eorzea, which has a contemporaneously aesthetic blend of science fiction and classic fantasy elements.[1][8] The game was released in Japanese, English, French, and German.[9]
The cheaper "Standard Edition" Windows version of the game was released on September 30, 2010, while the "Collector's Edition" was released about one week earlier, and servers officially launched at 18:00 PDT on September 22, 2010. The PlayStation 3 version was originally planned to be released in March 2011,[6][10] but owing to the game's initial reception, subsequent staff changes, and a desire not to "release a simple conversion of the Windows version in its current state, but rather an update that includes all the improvements", the release has been delayed.[2] The game has shipped 630,000 copies worldwide as of November 4, 2010. [11]
The game has been met with notably negative reception. Due to criticisms of the game's quality, Square Enix has reshuffled the development team and completely overhauled the gameplay since launch.[2] On October 14th, 2011, Square Enix announced their intention to relaunch the game as Final Fantasy XIV 2.0. The relaunch, currently slated for late 2012-early 2013, will incorporate a new graphics engine, new server and data structures, revamped interface, redesigned maps, more gameplay variations and content, and new playable genders of certain races (male Miqo'te and female Roegadyn). Final Fantasy XIV 2.0 will coincide with the PlayStation 3 release of the game.[3]
The cheaper "Standard Edition" Windows version of the game was released on September 30, 2010, while the "Collector's Edition" was released about one week earlier, and servers officially launched at 18:00 PDT on September 22, 2010. The PlayStation 3 version was originally planned to be released in March 2011,[6][10] but owing to the game's initial reception, subsequent staff changes, and a desire not to "release a simple conversion of the Windows version in its current state, but rather an update that includes all the improvements", the release has been delayed.[2] The game has shipped 630,000 copies worldwide as of November 4, 2010. [11]
The game has been met with notably negative reception. Due to criticisms of the game's quality, Square Enix has reshuffled the development team and completely overhauled the gameplay since launch.[2] On October 14th, 2011, Square Enix announced their intention to relaunch the game as Final Fantasy XIV 2.0. The relaunch, currently slated for late 2012-early 2013, will incorporate a new graphics engine, new server and data structures, revamped interface, redesigned maps, more gameplay variations and content, and new playable genders of certain races (male Miqo'te and female Roegadyn). Final Fantasy XIV 2.0 will coincide with the PlayStation 3 release of the game.[3]
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Professor Hojo
Professor Hojo (宝条, Hōjō?) is a major character in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. He is a secondary antagonist in Final Fantasy VII, and the primary antagonist of Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-. Hojo is the main mastermind behind SOLDIER and the Jenova Project, and initially is head of the Shinra Electric Power Company's Science Research Division. However, Hojo's goals stand apart from Shinra's, with a focus on scientific pursuits and monitoring the actions of his greatest creation, Sephiroth. Hojo's actions with SOLDIER and Jenova make him directly or indirectly connected to most of the major antagonists of the Compilation.
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Kamis, 24 November 2011
Final Fantasy Versus XIII
Final Fantasy Versus XIII (ファイナルファンタジーヴェルサスXIII Fainaru Fantajī Verusasu Sātīn) adalah sebuah permainan video untuk PlayStation 3 yang bersama-sama Final Fantasy XIII dan Final Fantasy Agito XIII, tergabung dalam kumpulan Fabula Nova Crystallis: Final Fantasy XIII[1]. Terungkap dalam E³ 2006, permainan ini bukan sekedar sebuah sequel, tapi cerita tersendiri yang terjadi dalam dunia yang berbeda dan karakter-karakter yang berbeda. Permainan ini akan dikembangkan oleh tim yang juga melahirkan seri permainan Kingdom Hearts yang terkenal. Proyek ini akan dipimpin oleh Tetsuya Nomura.[2]
Dikatakan bahwa permainan ini akan berorientasi-objek, dan IGN berspekulasi bahwa permainan ini akan dirilis tahun 2008. Tidak seperti Final Fantasy XIII, Square-Enix belum mempublikasikan trailer untuk permainan ini.
"Versus", dalam bahasa Latin adalah sebuah kata yang secara kasar berarti "mengubah arah".
Dikatakan bahwa permainan ini akan berorientasi-objek, dan IGN berspekulasi bahwa permainan ini akan dirilis tahun 2008. Tidak seperti Final Fantasy XIII, Square-Enix belum mempublikasikan trailer untuk permainan ini.
"Versus", dalam bahasa Latin adalah sebuah kata yang secara kasar berarti "mengubah arah".
[sunting] Karakter
- Protagonis. Protagonisnya adalah seorang pemuda berambut biru gelap dan bermata merah yang bernama Noctis. Keturunan terakhir sebuah kerajaan yang memimpin kota terakhir di dunia untuk mengendalikan kristal-kristal, dan melindungi negerinya dari penjarah yang ingin menguasai kota itu dan mengambil hak atas kristal-kristaknya. Ia mengusung berbagai jumlah senjata, termasuk pedang, tombak, dan belati, serta dapat mengendalikannya di udara untuk membentuk pelindung di sekitar tubuhnya.
- Tentara-tentara misterius. Prajurit-prajurit tak dikenal ini mengenakan baju besi dengan desain zaman pertengahan, tapi juga membawa senapan-senapan laras panjang mirip senjata otomatis modern. Mereka tampak sebagai bagian dari kekuatan luar yang berusaha menyerang kota dan mencuri kristal-kristal, namun informasi itu pun belum jelas.
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- Pimpinan: Tetsuya Nomura
- Desain Karakter: Tetsuya Nomura
- Produser: Shinji Hashmoto
- Komposer: Yoko Shimomura
- Sutradara Film: Takeshi Nozue
Final Fantasy XIII-2
Final Fantasy XIII-2 (ファイナルファンタジーXIII-2 Fainaru Fantajī Sātīn Tsū) is an upcoming console role-playing video game developed and published by Square Enix for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It is being produced by Square Enix's 1st Production Department.[1] It is a direct sequel to the 2009 role playing game Final Fantasy XIII.
Three years after the events of Final Fantasy XIII, Lightning, the protagonist of the original game, has disappeared into an unknown world. Her younger sister Serah Farron, a returning character from the original title, and a boy named Noel Kreiss attempt to find Lightning.
The game is due to be released in Japan on December 15, 2011, January 31, 2012 in North America and February 3, 2012 in Europe.[5] Square Enix Europe has stated that the game "exceeds Final Fantasy XIII in every aspect" and that it has an evolved battle system of the original game.[6] The game's theme song for the Xbox 360 and International version of the PlayStation 3 is "New World" by Filipino singer Charice, while the Japanese PlayStation 3 version is "Yakusoku no Basho" by Mai Fukui.[7]
Three years after the events of Final Fantasy XIII, Lightning, the protagonist of the original game, has disappeared into an unknown world. Her younger sister Serah Farron, a returning character from the original title, and a boy named Noel Kreiss attempt to find Lightning.
The game is due to be released in Japan on December 15, 2011, January 31, 2012 in North America and February 3, 2012 in Europe.[5] Square Enix Europe has stated that the game "exceeds Final Fantasy XIII in every aspect" and that it has an evolved battle system of the original game.[6] The game's theme song for the Xbox 360 and International version of the PlayStation 3 is "New World" by Filipino singer Charice, while the Japanese PlayStation 3 version is "Yakusoku no Basho" by Mai Fukui.[7]
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