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"If you plan on buying Dissidia: Final Fantasy, better clear your schedule for, like, ever.
An interview with the team behind the game says that the game's story is enough to last a player their "entire lifetime." Your typical Final Fantasy game then.
A lifetime is obviously an exaggeration, but the game does sound like it demand more time than breathing. Each character will have their unique story, giving the story 20 variations, and to understand the plot completely, you'll have to play them all. Only after this will you be able to see the game's "true ending."
If that wasn't enough, the team also says that each story mode can be played multiple times, with each playthrough providing new unlockables and options. Ah, more hours of my life stolen by the FF franchise."
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Also, another Dissidia-related article, though it's a little old.
"All you Final Fantasy music fans out there are about to have a merrier Christmas. We've just received word on the prospective release date for Square Enix's Dissidia: Final Fantasy's Original Soundtrack. Now do note, the operative term here is "prospective". Still, it's better than nothing, yes?
So, news is that it's gonna come out on the eve of Christmas, December 24, 2008. Apart from that, the OST will have two kinds: the regular edition and the Limited edition. We're not sure what's different with the two editions, save for the price, though. The regular edition will apparently be sold at a retail price of about 3,000 yen (about US$ 30) while the Limited edition will cost an extra 500 bucks (around US$ 35).
That's all the information we have for now, but we'll be sure to keep you posted as they come."
Source
An interview with the team behind the game says that the game's story is enough to last a player their "entire lifetime." Your typical Final Fantasy game then.
A lifetime is obviously an exaggeration, but the game does sound like it demand more time than breathing. Each character will have their unique story, giving the story 20 variations, and to understand the plot completely, you'll have to play them all. Only after this will you be able to see the game's "true ending."
If that wasn't enough, the team also says that each story mode can be played multiple times, with each playthrough providing new unlockables and options. Ah, more hours of my life stolen by the FF franchise."
Source
Also, another Dissidia-related article, though it's a little old.
"All you Final Fantasy music fans out there are about to have a merrier Christmas. We've just received word on the prospective release date for Square Enix's Dissidia: Final Fantasy's Original Soundtrack. Now do note, the operative term here is "prospective". Still, it's better than nothing, yes?
So, news is that it's gonna come out on the eve of Christmas, December 24, 2008. Apart from that, the OST will have two kinds: the regular edition and the Limited edition. We're not sure what's different with the two editions, save for the price, though. The regular edition will apparently be sold at a retail price of about 3,000 yen (about US$ 30) while the Limited edition will cost an extra 500 bucks (around US$ 35).
That's all the information we have for now, but we'll be sure to keep you posted as they come."
Source
