Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama has sent word that the Western version of the epic RPG is now complete and awaiting approval for the master disc. Exciting, isn't it?
"I am sorry for the long wait," says Toriyama, as he explains: "The overseas version was developed simultaneously with the Japanese one as we wanted to ensure that it comes out as soon after the Japanese release date as possible." And a three month delay isn't that bad, compared to the year-long waits of past entrees.
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He goes on: "In the completed FINAL FANTASY XIII, the features which were popular amongst gamers at our survey last summer have been enhanced even further.
"One of those features is characters' facial animations, which work as the core of any human drama. Their movements are completely synchronised with the English lines and, due to this, each scene in the game is truly spectacular."
He finishes saying: "Don't get distracted. You will see the truth when you hold it in your hands. Please be patient a little longer for the 'day of a battle against the fate'!" Gotta love that translation.
Did you watch yesterday's new trailer (above)? You should. It's all good.
