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See Final Fantasy Characters Like Tidus, Zidane, Squall, And Others In New Dissidia Trailers
Japan is getting a Dissidia Final Fantasy arcade fighting game on November 26. It may not be planned for North America at the moment, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy seeing it action.
Below you will find a whole bunch of new trailers for the game highlighting a number of Final Fantasy characters. Whoever your favorite may be, there's a good chance they're in the game, and they have a trailer.
Warrior of Light from Final Fantasy
Firion from Final Fantasy II
Onion Knight from Final Fantasy III
Cecil from Final Fantasy IV
Bartz A.K.A. Butz from Final Fantasy V
Terra from Final Fantasy VI
Cloud from Final Fantasy VII
Squall from Final Fantasy VIII
Zidane from Final Fantasy IX
Tidus from Final Fantasy X
Shantotto from Final Fantasy XI
For more on the game, head here.
[Source: スクウェア・エニックス on YouTube, via Siliconera]
Our Take
There has been no word regarding whether this new Dissidia will be making its way to North America, but the chances seem slim. The three versus three style of multiplayer game is huge in Japan, but it has not found a foothold here. Bandai Namco introduced one, Rise of the Incarnates, here in North America recently. It had a hefty budget behind it, and experts on the genre involved in development, but it is already closing its doors after only three months. If there was any game that could elevate this three versus three genre in North America, it would probably be this game, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
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