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Xbox 360
Adventure: Role Playing
| Also for: | PC | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Adventure: Role Playing |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Square Enix | Soft. Co.: | Square Enix |
| Publishers: | Square Enix
(GB/JP/US) |
Released: | 20 Apr 2006
(GB/JP) 18 Apr 2006 (US) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 12+ | ||
| Connectivity: | Live Online Enabled | ||
Summary
Since the first instalment of the Final Fantasy series premiered in Japan in 1987, over 60 million units have been sold worldwide. No other RPG game has had quite the impact or longevity as Final Fantasy.
Final Fantasy XI is the first massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) available for the 360. This will allow you to join PC and PS2 gamers in the Final Fantasy universe. The 360 version combines PlayOnline and all three expansion packs for the title: Chains of Promathia, Rise of Zilart and Treasures of Aht Urhgan. These expansion packs contain 70 original areas, new jobs, mission scenarios, quests and items for gamers to experience.
The game is set in the mysterious world of Vana'diel, a place once bound by a peaceful alliance between nations, but now an evil force is threatening its very existence. It is up to you to restore order and fight the wicked forces. There will be countless missions, battles and quests for gamers to enjoy on their own or by teaming up with party members to create strong alliances as they get to grips with the vast land of Vana'diel. There are five very different races that you can choose from in Final Fantasy XI: Elvaan, Hume, Mithra, Galka and Tarutaru.
The latest pack, Treasures of Aht Urhgan has many new and key features. There are many new places for players to explore, including Mamook, Al Zahbi and Nashmau. You will also have to engage in conflict with never-seen-before monsters, such as Lamia beastmen, a powerful tribe called Mamool Ja, and the Merrow, which can live on land or in the sea. Another new element, especially for veteran fans, is the option to raise and look after your own chocobo. Two new game modes make a welcome debut on this expansion pack. 'Besieged' will let you defend your towns from the deadly beastman, while 'Assault' allows players who are past level 50 play missions immediately without having to partake in a long quest or assemble a large party.
It's all reassuringly familiar classic Square Enix, but Final Fantasy really looks like something else in high definition on the 360.
Final Fantasy XI is the first massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) available for the 360. This will allow you to join PC and PS2 gamers in the Final Fantasy universe. The 360 version combines PlayOnline and all three expansion packs for the title: Chains of Promathia, Rise of Zilart and Treasures of Aht Urhgan. These expansion packs contain 70 original areas, new jobs, mission scenarios, quests and items for gamers to experience.
The game is set in the mysterious world of Vana'diel, a place once bound by a peaceful alliance between nations, but now an evil force is threatening its very existence. It is up to you to restore order and fight the wicked forces. There will be countless missions, battles and quests for gamers to enjoy on their own or by teaming up with party members to create strong alliances as they get to grips with the vast land of Vana'diel. There are five very different races that you can choose from in Final Fantasy XI: Elvaan, Hume, Mithra, Galka and Tarutaru.
The latest pack, Treasures of Aht Urhgan has many new and key features. There are many new places for players to explore, including Mamook, Al Zahbi and Nashmau. You will also have to engage in conflict with never-seen-before monsters, such as Lamia beastmen, a powerful tribe called Mamool Ja, and the Merrow, which can live on land or in the sea. Another new element, especially for veteran fans, is the option to raise and look after your own chocobo. Two new game modes make a welcome debut on this expansion pack. 'Besieged' will let you defend your towns from the deadly beastman, while 'Assault' allows players who are past level 50 play missions immediately without having to partake in a long quest or assemble a large party.
It's all reassuringly familiar classic Square Enix, but Final Fantasy really looks like something else in high definition on the 360.
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