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Developer: Square Enix
Publisher: Square Enix
Genre: Role Playing Game
Sub-Genre: Fantasy
Release Date: TBA
Additonal Info: Japanese release: December 1...
Developer: TBA
Publisher: SEGA
Genre: Role Playing Game
Sub-Genre: N/A
Release Date: TBA 2009
Additonal Info: NOTE: This game has been off...
Developer: Falcom
Publisher: Mastiff
Genre: Role Playing Game
Sub-Genre: Fantasy
Release Date: February 12th, 2007
Additonal Info: Exclusively for the PlayStat...
According to a Sony Computer Entertainment listing handily translated by Siliconera, PlayStation Portable thrash-em-up Dissidia: Final Fantasy will be made available as a PlayStation Network download when the UMD version hits Japan on December 18.
That's right -- via the divine instrument of regional account falsification, you could soon own a digital copy of the only fighting game in the world which lets you smack Cloud Strife around with Squall Leonhart's gunblade. Try not to dribble all over your keyboard.
Sony has already announced that all future first party PSP releases -- a list which includes such smoking hot talent as Loco Roco 2 and Patapon 2 -- will get the dual-publication treatment. According to VG247, the downloadables may even be a tad cheaper than their solid state counterparts.
There's still no word as to whether the European and North American PSNs will follow suit.
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thats a stunning annoucement. a good way to push digital distribution, but as for me, since im an FF collector, i would want the physical copy.
darn i want this game ><
Hmm Versus your right this could be a step towards Digital distrbution and im glad they're starting small with a PSP game now the question remains of HOW LONG will the game take to download especially if your Internet connection is SLOW as ........I really dont see How MS plans on having a console that is soley dependent on Digital Distribution
I prefere hard copy! but it's cool to see you can download games which don't come out in europe from the japan PSN, especially for those which can actualy read japanese!
mm yea I prefer to get games on discs, because I like to collect stuff.
I like download games to my pc, it's easy and cost not too much.
www.dvdcreatormac.com
good to hear that
to PSU: xerox keeps publishing that site in every comment he posts ..
I feel that i may have to get a bigger memory card. But i don't mind downloading it. And i will have to totally agree with 'Versus', love the entire series and will need a physical copy for sure.
@5 - Good call. I checked his comments, they were all spam, so I banned him.