Square Enix has just announced Final Fantasy XII: Zodiac Age, coming to PS4 in 2017.
The title is intended as a complete remaster of the original game, which launched for PS2 way back in 2006.
The newly released trailer features remastered cinematics and gameplay, complete with what appear to be high-definition character models and environments.
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Previous remasters in the franchise, such as Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD, included a new orchestral soundtrack, so expect XII to receive a similar treatment.
The trailer concludes with a 2017 release window, which may only apply to Japan at this point.
We’ll be sure to update you once we know more about the game, including a solid release date.
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In our original review we described Final Fantasy XII as “the most enjoyable and accessible Japanese RPG in ages, and an important turning point not just for Final Fantasy, but the genre as a whole.”
Are you a fan of Final Fantasy XII? Excited to play it again on PS4? Let us know in the comments.
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