Square Enix will be re-releasing its hit fighting mash up game, Dissidia: Final Fantasy, this Fall in both retail and downloadable formats under the Ultimate Hits label - that means lower prices! It's not too surprising that it's taken Dissidia this long to attain Ultimate Hits status, what with its battle against the pirates and five million illegal downloads.
Both the original Dissidia as well as Universal Tuning will be made available in Square Enix's budget line up come September 16 and are set at a lovely ¥2940. Their online counterparts are slightly cheaper, coming in at ¥2100. Apparently there are slight changes between the two versions such as the voice acting.
The addition of Dissidia to the Ultimate Hits label is, according to Square Enix, to commemorate the label crossing its three million shipped mark. Whether this makes it across the Pacific remains to be seen, hopefully it does.
I actually plan on getting a PSP soon and hearing that Dissidia is going to be getting a lower price point only makes my wallet smile :). I gotta lot of catching up to in the the PSP FF department, what with Crisis Core and Dissidia.
Maybe they're making Dissidia 2 soon!:D Sorry I'm a huge Dissidia fanboy xD I agree with everyone that anyone who wants it, already has it. I'm also wondering what changes are in this...
razgriz247: I mean, pretty much everyone who wants it already has it, and then again, some people might want it, but don't have the cash for a PSP. So, there's a problem.
Yeah, it'd first have to be on something that isn't PSP for me to buy it.
Posted on July 9th, 2010, 12:34 am (EST) by Razgriz
I don't see this helping sales. I mean, pretty much everyone who wants it already has it, and then again, some people might want it, but don't have the cash for a PSP. So, there's a problem.
I'm still not sure that if i want because to me it seems pretty bad compared to other PSP games on the market. I just hope there is a used copy of this game for 10 bucks somewhere i live because that is the only price i'm willing to pay for it:(.
RagingSkyKing: Does Pacific include New Zealand? :x
I hope so xD
The story was crap, but the gameplay's pretty addictive if you like grinding and item hunting. I know I put in quite a lot of hours and the multiplayer's quite fun, but the lag just kills everything unfortunately. It's hard to time blocks when it registers before the animation lol.
Posted on July 7th, 2010, 11:21 pm (EST) by thefenrir
Well the thing is I've already played my brother's copy, and I think (only story-wise though) that the game is utter crap. If I buy it I'd only be getting it for the gameplay. And most of my friends don't have a PSP so even multiplayer isn't a convincing factor for me.
Posted on July 7th, 2010, 11:15 pm (EST) by RagingSkyKing
Wouldn't that be waaaaay too cheap? :x
Posted on July 7th, 2010, 11:13 pm (EST) by thefenrir
Mmm...I'd consider buying it if it was under $20 xD
Posted on July 7th, 2010, 10:49 pm (EST) by RagingSkyKing
Colin: Whether this makes it across the Pacific remains to be seen, hopefully it does.
Does Pacific include New Zealand? :x
Posted on July 7th, 2010, 2:34 pm (EST) by akisura12
Astharis: I wonder how much this will encourage people that don't already own it to go and get it...
I always feel like when it comes to FF, people are at either end of the spectrum: Obsessed or couldn't care less. :p
I compleatly agree. And I don't really think it'll sell too much, because the poeple who wanted it probably either illeagally downloaded it or bought it.
Posted on July 7th, 2010, 2:12 pm (EST) by Hatifnatten
wow, what a important news.
Posted on July 7th, 2010, 2:07 pm (EST) by Astharis
I wonder how much this will encourage people that don't already own it to go and get it...
I always feel like when it comes to FF, people are at either end of the spectrum: Obsessed or couldn't care less. :p
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