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Final Fantasy Next-Gen MMO Concept Video

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Uploaded by on Jul 17, 2006

Japan's Nikkei Net news service reports that Square Enix is currently at work on a next generation massively multiplayer online RPG being developed for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Windows Vista formats.

This is the concept video that was show during E3 2005.

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  • because not everyone likes playing as repetitive a game as WoW?

    Ever consider that WoW is the biggest MMO because its the easiest, simplest and most unoriginal MMO?

    And btw, the cookie cutter MMO style of WoW wasnt created by Blizzard, it was there before WoW.

  • if you're worried about models go look at porn. FFXI online was the greatest game ever created. This is going to own

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  • @Saxton519 lol take that back now. I wish stupid SE just made an FFXI-2, it would've been a hell of a lot better than the crap we got.

  • @Warleada everthink WoW is the biggest MMO because it's the most intuitive...so much so almost every other MMO copies from it in one way or another. The irony is it's "cookie cutter" because WoW is the gold standard which everyone else is trying to emulate.

  • @Warleada Yeah but maybe people want more challenge MMO.

  • corny 

  • @Warleada

    all mmo's are repetitive

    0/5

    and unoriginal?

    elves, orcs etc all come from myths and legends

    and 12 yr olds can play ANY mmo

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