Square Enix’s extended celebration of the Final Fantasy series continues, with Final Fantasy XII the latest entry in the series to find a home on the Nintendo Switch. It’s a game that feels right at home on the hybrid system, and the years have been very kind to it.
The sky pirates embark on a new adventure that takes them to uncharted territories. Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age arrives on the Nintendo Switch and Microsoft Xbox One consoles today.
Digital pre-orders are now open for Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster and Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age on Switch and Xbox One. Square Enix also released new trailers for both as well as some new artwork for The Zodiac Age from series artist Isamu Kamikokuryo.
Square Enix has revealed dates for two of its 2019 Final Fantasy releases. Both Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD and Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age are coming to Switch and Xbox One in April.
Nintendo’s delayed Direct presentation offered up plenty of new titles for 3DS and Switch. Highlights include a new RPG from Game Freak and a lot of Final Fantasy titles.
Final Fantasy XII is now out on Steam. RPGamers who purchase in the first week get a discount as well as some other digital goods.
The remaster of Final Fantasy XII is heading to PC in just a few weeks. Collectors can order a limited edition, which for some reason includes a SteelBook to put the single-use digital code in.
Final Fantasy XII’s HD remaster brings updates that Japan has had for years to the rest of the world. It’s a bit light on other improvements, but with a foundation as solid as this one, not much refinement was really needed.
The Final Fantasy series’ last showing on PS2 took five years and tens of millions of dollars (converted) to finish. How well that time was spent is entirely subjective, but the money’s there on the screen. No Bosch as lead – it got the kibosh.
Leading man Balthier and his friends set off on another adventure of sky piracy. Is it worth it to travel back to Ivalice for one more go ’round?
Four years of waiting, several delays, and quite a few changes once hindered Final Fantasy XII from reaching North America, but now the game has been flung to the public to be picked apart and devoured. At last, RPGamer hands down the verdict on Ivalice’s Judges.
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