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@LeonBlade Maybe they'll port it to PS4 and Xbox One 
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Also, just noticed:
Blank, is that you?!
Yeah, I'm ready for more Itahana art.
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Also, just noticed:
Blank, is that you?!
Yeah, I'm ready for more Itahana art.
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Ifrit Heats Things Up In The Latest Final Fantasy Explorers Screenshots
It seems as if we will be the bad guys in Final Fantasy Explorers, as we’ll have to beat summon monsters in order to acquire crystals for mankind. However, these crystals are like the planet’s life source, and summons like Ifrit will do everything they can to stop us. 4Gamer shows us more.
Explorers will face all kinds of different Summons from the Final Fantasy series as enemies. The first one Square Enix have shown us thus far is Ifrit. In Final Fantasy Explorers, Ifrit fights with an all-out attacking style using physical attacks with his powerful body, and fire-based magic. He can also bust out with his signature attack, Hellfire.
Ifrit will likely be the first major boss that Explorers encounter in the game, which might make him sound like an easy foe, but you might not want to take him too lightly, as he can also bind players with his roars and throw giant fireballs, as well. Imagine getting caught in that combo?
According to the 4Gamer report, Ifrit will always be closing in on you, and you’ll need to study his patterns and take advantage of openings to land some hits.
The above is a look at the Regi Plains and Hibato Volcanoes, two of the early areas in Final Fantasy Explorers.
Read more about the game’s battle system and recruitable monsters in our earlier report. It might even be possible to become buddies with that cute Ahriman in the above image!
Explorers will face all kinds of different Summons from the Final Fantasy series as enemies. The first one Square Enix have shown us thus far is Ifrit. In Final Fantasy Explorers, Ifrit fights with an all-out attacking style using physical attacks with his powerful body, and fire-based magic. He can also bust out with his signature attack, Hellfire.
Ifrit will likely be the first major boss that Explorers encounter in the game, which might make him sound like an easy foe, but you might not want to take him too lightly, as he can also bind players with his roars and throw giant fireballs, as well. Imagine getting caught in that combo?
According to the 4Gamer report, Ifrit will always be closing in on you, and you’ll need to study his patterns and take advantage of openings to land some hits.
The above is a look at the Regi Plains and Hibato Volcanoes, two of the early areas in Final Fantasy Explorers.
Read more about the game’s battle system and recruitable monsters in our earlier report. It might even be possible to become buddies with that cute Ahriman in the above image!
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I doubt it. FF games usually get localised. Type-0 was an exceptional matter with regards to the PSP in the West. Apart from that, FF games of all types usually get released outside of Japan.
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http://gematsu.com/2014/08/final-fantasy-explorers-japanese-release-date-set
JP release date set: December 18th.
In addition, the Time Mage and Ninja jobs were confirmed to be in the game. Paladin and Hunter were announced yesterday.
That makes for 2 games they manage to tactically release, this year: FF Explorers especially, alongside KH 2.5.
This also means that the game was mostly finished at the time of its announcement, which begs the curious matter of when they began working on it.
JP release date set: December 18th.
In addition, the Time Mage and Ninja jobs were confirmed to be in the game. Paladin and Hunter were announced yesterday.
That makes for 2 games they manage to tactically release, this year: FF Explorers especially, alongside KH 2.5.
This also means that the game was mostly finished at the time of its announcement, which begs the curious matter of when they began working on it.
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Considering that the 3DS had a rough start, I imagine some developers postponed projects for the platform until it had a larger install base. If I were to take a wild guess, Final Fantasy Explorers was probably green lit when Square Enix figured things were starting to look up for the 3DS.
Or maybe this game was in development for a long time but the Final Fantasy XIV disaster caused some delay. That game did delay and killed some projects from my understanding.
Or maybe this game was in development for a long time but the Final Fantasy XIV disaster caused some delay. That game did delay and killed some projects from my understanding.
I gave Monster Hunter a try with a trial version before, I really want to get into it but I didn't like the mentality of the series that is so not welcoming for new players. This extend to the general impression I got from the fanbase as well. I support not having hand-holding in games, I like a challenge, but there's a fine line between having proper tutorial to let you learn the basics then explore everything on your own, and just throw you in the middle of something and expect you to learn while playing. The latter made me have less respect for the developer.
Obviously, that was only from my experience from the trial, which I understand a lot of trails are not a good representation of the actual game.
I am looking forward to the FF Explorer though, if anything, Square-Enix is known for hand-holding... so I'm sure I'll have a polar opposite experience XD
Obviously, that was only from my experience from the trial, which I understand a lot of trails are not a good representation of the actual game.
I am looking forward to the FF Explorer though, if anything, Square-Enix is known for hand-holding... so I'm sure I'll have a polar opposite experience XD
