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Square Enix Releases A New Trailer For Final Fantasy XII Remaster
Final Fantasy XII may not have set the world on fire when it first launched in 2006, but a remastered version of the game could be just what it needed. Square Enix has released a new trailer for Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, which shows off its enhanced visuals and gameplay.
In addition to looking much better than it did the first time around, one of The Zodiac Age's biggest hooks is the inclusion of the Zodiac Job System. This feature wasn't in the original release, but it was added to Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System. That version of the game, which released in 2007, included the 12-job progression system. You'll be able to check it out yourself in 2017, when The Zodiac Age comes to PS4.
For a deeper look at Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, take a look at our extensive preview. It also includes an interview with game director Takashi Katano and producer Hiroaki Kato.
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