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First Peek At Mistwalker's The Last Story
Even though Wii owners missed out on the latest entry in the Final Fantasy series, they will still get their RPG fix with The Last Story, which is under the direction of Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi and Mistwalker studio. We don't really know much else about the game at this time, however scans of Japanese magazine Famitsu gave us a first peek at the upcoming title.
The scans reveal a few in-game images and some concept art. The images look visually impressive and will have to hold us over until we receive more information on The Last Story in the coming months.
The game is set for a 2010 release in Japan. No word on a U.S. release, however with other releases that have hit stateside under the Mistwalker name like Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon, it seems inevitable that U.S. Wii owners will get a chance to pick this one up.
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