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Games » Classics » PlayStation2™ » Games by Genre » Adventure & RPG » Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System (w/ Bonus DVD)
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Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System (w/ Bonus DVD)
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batriz (3) on 16, Jan. 2008 10:40 (HKT)
Great, but could have been better.
Although with the new stuff that's been tweaked, i felt this version was a lot weaker that FFX-2: international+last mission. But i have enjoyed playing this through. I played the english with 70+hours without the side-quests, but this allowed me to finish in just 28 hours! That's because of the speeding up mode which lets ...
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features
- English voice casting
- 16:9 mode
- Includes Bonus DVD based on the US game
- Updated battle system
description
Since 1987, the FINAL FANTASY® series has sold over 63 million units, making it one of the best-selling video game franchises of all time. FINAL FANTASY XII carries on the tradition of gaming innovation, fantastic graphics and epic storytelling. With a brand-new battle system bringing more realistic and seamless action to the player's fingertips, this latest installment promises to take role-playing games to the next level through a beautiful and heart-stopping adventure.
The story of FINAL FANTASY XII takes place in a world called "Ivalice", in an age when magic was commonplace and airships plied the skies, crowding out the heavens. War was on the horizon. Seeking to strengthen its base of power, the great Archadian Empire had been invading and subjugating its neighboring kingdoms one by one. The small Kingdom of Dalmasca was one such kingdom. Our story follows Vaan, a young man living on the streets of Dalmasca's Royal City of Rabanastre, the Princess Ashe, the sole remaining heir to the Dalmascan throne who had been given up for missing, as well as Vaan's friend Penelo, the sky pirate Balthier, Balthier's partner Fran and many more on an adventure through Ivalice that traces the mysteries behind the Archadian Empire's invasion.
Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System supports English voice casting, a 16:9 mode, an updated battle system and lots of other alterations not found in the original release. The release also contains a bonus DVD based on the US game release.
The story of FINAL FANTASY XII takes place in a world called "Ivalice", in an age when magic was commonplace and airships plied the skies, crowding out the heavens. War was on the horizon. Seeking to strengthen its base of power, the great Archadian Empire had been invading and subjugating its neighboring kingdoms one by one. The small Kingdom of Dalmasca was one such kingdom. Our story follows Vaan, a young man living on the streets of Dalmasca's Royal City of Rabanastre, the Princess Ashe, the sole remaining heir to the Dalmascan throne who had been given up for missing, as well as Vaan's friend Penelo, the sky pirate Balthier, Balthier's partner Fran and many more on an adventure through Ivalice that traces the mysteries behind the Archadian Empire's invasion.
Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System supports English voice casting, a 16:9 mode, an updated battle system and lots of other alterations not found in the original release. The release also contains a bonus DVD based on the US game release.
further info
| Original Name | ファイナルファンタジーXII インターナショナル ゾディアックジョブシステム |
| Release Date | Aug 08, 2007 |
| Genre | RPG |
| Version | Japan |
| CERO B (12+) | |
| PAX-Code | PAX0001584162 |
| Catalog No. | SLPM-66750 |
| Item Code | 4988601005135 |
| Players | 1 |
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apa ajah (108) on 16, May. 2012 02:12 (HKT)
great just great
first time i played this game is in the third after the game release. i never forgat that time in 2006. i cant understand japanese language so much, but i always play the game i like to play even is in alien language, my habbit. so i finish the game in japanese and when the US version released, i didnt play it.
its great game for final fantasy, its the 4th final fantasy game i favourited. after FFIX, FFXIII and FFTA2. what i really like the most in this game is the plot.. storyline of course and the scenery, its very beautiful. and the battle system... its very very very not boring, i mean i really love it very much. you dont need wait any loading to battle scene and the ATB is quite fair and very enjoyable. and all the boss and the weaponery/defen/acc is very fun to know it.
and for the first time i try this international zodiac version. this along weekend (start thursday) im gonna to the hell with this game, ahh forget about the ps3 games >_
first time i played this game is in the third after the game release. i never forgat that time in 2006. i cant understand japanese language so much, but i always play the game i like to play even is in alien language, my habbit. so i finish the game in japanese and when the US version released, i didnt play it.
its great game for final fantasy, its the 4th final fantasy game i favourited. after FFIX, FFXIII and FFTA2. what i really like the most in this game is the plot.. storyline of course and the scenery, its very beautiful. and the battle system... its very very very not boring, i mean i really love it very much. you dont need wait any loading to battle scene and the ATB is quite fair and very enjoyable. and all the boss and the weaponery/defen/acc is very fun to know it.
and for the first time i try this international zodiac version. this along weekend (start thursday) im gonna to the hell with this game, ahh forget about the ps3 games >_
Muggshotter (19) on 26, Jun. 2011 06:35 (HKT)
Quite a game this is, liking it.
Final Fantasy XII. The controversial game in the franchise received an upgrade exclusive to Japan. But I am personally liking this one.
It's all in Japanese with a little bit of English mixed up as in tradition with S-Enix "game upgrades". This makes playing the game rather intriguingly confusing as I have personally never played the overseas release before.
The free 3D movement during battle feels good and controlling other party members' actions feels like a very nice touch from the developers. You can opt it out if you want, they're called "Gambits"... I think.
You've also got widescreen support, which I personally appreciate very much because the game looks pretty darn cool with that.
Other features? Well, it seems new to this re-release is that [character] is tied to one job instead of multiple jobs from what I've heard.
While I haven't been able to really sit down with this game, I can tell the game is a breath of fresh air in Final Fantasy series, so to speak (or so it feels like). The music and environment are well done and the story... well, I cannot go into detail with that.
I like how I can just get lost in Dalmasca Estersand and fight some fiends, freedom is good. But luckily there isn't too much of it so it's not just another sandbox game.
I recommend checking this game out. As a rule of the thumb for S-Enix imports: You either have to know the language... or the game. I know neither that well, but so far it hasn't ruined my enjoyment for the game. There are English voice-overs to compensate that for the rest of the world.
If you liked the original, you might want to check out the definitive experience of FFXII for PlayStation 2. I am sure there is enough beef to become a Sky Pirate one more time.
3 stars for the lack of experience -but positive- with the game so far.
Final Fantasy XII. The controversial game in the franchise received an upgrade exclusive to Japan. But I am personally liking this one.
It's all in Japanese with a little bit of English mixed up as in tradition with S-Enix "game upgrades". This makes playing the game rather intriguingly confusing as I have personally never played the overseas release before.
The free 3D movement during battle feels good and controlling other party members' actions feels like a very nice touch from the developers. You can opt it out if you want, they're called "Gambits"... I think.
You've also got widescreen support, which I personally appreciate very much because the game looks pretty darn cool with that.
Other features? Well, it seems new to this re-release is that [character] is tied to one job instead of multiple jobs from what I've heard.
While I haven't been able to really sit down with this game, I can tell the game is a breath of fresh air in Final Fantasy series, so to speak (or so it feels like). The music and environment are well done and the story... well, I cannot go into detail with that.
I like how I can just get lost in Dalmasca Estersand and fight some fiends, freedom is good. But luckily there isn't too much of it so it's not just another sandbox game.
I recommend checking this game out. As a rule of the thumb for S-Enix imports: You either have to know the language... or the game. I know neither that well, but so far it hasn't ruined my enjoyment for the game. There are English voice-overs to compensate that for the rest of the world.
If you liked the original, you might want to check out the definitive experience of FFXII for PlayStation 2. I am sure there is enough beef to become a Sky Pirate one more time.
3 stars for the lack of experience -but positive- with the game so far.
xero273 (1) on 11, May. 2010 03:02 (HKT)
excellent
better than first game. allowing one person to only select one job makes the game alot more different.
better than first game. allowing one person to only select one job makes the game alot more different.
newbornheroes (1) on 06, May. 2010 10:40 (HKT)
more experience gameplay
FF 12 is my favourite game and this game is much better than orginal FF 12.I just reccomend you to buy this game before too late.And many thanks for play-asia for sent this item on time with perfect condition.Keep it up
FF 12 is my favourite game and this game is much better than orginal FF 12.I just reccomend you to buy this game before too late.And many thanks for play-asia for sent this item on time with perfect condition.Keep it up
titansoul (7) on 04, Apr. 2010 15:11 (HKT)
good games
better than the first version
better than the first version
young7yang (37) on 01, Mar. 2010 17:32 (HKT)
a must have for any Final Fantasy fan
not my favorite in the series but difinetly worth every peny.. this game was amazing in terms of gameplay and scale. the only draw back was the story which could have been better
not my favorite in the series but difinetly worth every peny.. this game was amazing in terms of gameplay and scale. the only draw back was the story which could have been better
BloodySeikyo (6) on 23, Feb. 2010 22:33 (HKT)
Superb
Very nicely done. I enjoyed playing this for hours. This game gives it a more RPG feeling to it.
But heed my words... If you don't understand Japanese... This game will be very difficult.
Very nicely done. I enjoyed playing this for hours. This game gives it a more RPG feeling to it.
But heed my words... If you don't understand Japanese... This game will be very difficult.
g4skaiser (11) on 02, Sep. 2009 16:33 (HKT)
a collector's item if youre into game collections
same FFXII game, lots of new and improve gameplays like the job system. everything is in japanese though,so better check the net for translations. be aware that the dvd included is also region locked.
same FFXII game, lots of new and improve gameplays like the job system. everything is in japanese though,so better check the net for translations. be aware that the dvd included is also region locked.
batriz (3) on 16, Jan. 2008 10:40 (HKT)
Great, but could have been better.
Although with the new stuff that's been tweaked, i felt this version was a lot weaker that FFX-2: international+last mission. But i have enjoyed playing this through. I played the english with 70+hours without the side-quests, but this allowed me to finish in just 28 hours! That's because of the speeding up mode which lets you play twice the speed of the original.
Nevertheless, the bonus DVD makes up for a reasonably good version.
**To add the bonus DVD, the japanese interviews DO NOT have english subs.
Although with the new stuff that's been tweaked, i felt this version was a lot weaker that FFX-2: international+last mission. But i have enjoyed playing this through. I played the english with 70+hours without the side-quests, but this allowed me to finish in just 28 hours! That's because of the speeding up mode which lets you play twice the speed of the original.
Nevertheless, the bonus DVD makes up for a reasonably good version.
**To add the bonus DVD, the japanese interviews DO NOT have english subs.
unclgene (3) on 12, Jan. 2008 00:55 (HKT)
No English menues
This version should not be sold at all with the word "English" any where on it. This is not like SE's usual international versions with the ability to change menu's for the "international" market to play the game. This is strictly a Japanese version with the ability to turn on English words "if" you can read the menu.
Waited for this version long time to play the full game like the other final releases I own and wasted the money on it cause of false advertising by the Square.
This version should not be sold at all with the word "English" any where on it. This is not like SE's usual international versions with the ability to change menu's for the "international" market to play the game. This is strictly a Japanese version with the ability to turn on English words "if" you can read the menu.
Waited for this version long time to play the full game like the other final releases I own and wasted the money on it cause of false advertising by the Square.
Solty (105) on 02, Oct. 2007 05:29 (HKT)
to be clear
Text, Menus, Everything else = Japanese
Voice: English
So buy if you understand Japanese.
Also the game has a whole host of extras
Text, Menus, Everything else = Japanese
Voice: English
So buy if you understand Japanese.
Also the game has a whole host of extras
wolfpack44 (36) on 21, Sep. 2007 07:44 (HKT)
The
Honestly after having played over 200+ hours on the na release of this game I only bought this to complete my "Int" collection, I still love the game but was in no hurry to play it at first.
Well after playing it I gotta say it is THE better version, everything I have seen all the changes...job system etc makes the whole experience much better, while I do consider the extra content/effort a tad weak compared to x-2int +lm this is still worthy of the name INT and offers alot to those who really enjoyed XII.
The bonus dvd and mini ( it aint much ) art book is also pretty cool.
Honestly after having played over 200+ hours on the na release of this game I only bought this to complete my "Int" collection, I still love the game but was in no hurry to play it at first.
Well after playing it I gotta say it is THE better version, everything I have seen all the changes...job system etc makes the whole experience much better, while I do consider the extra content/effort a tad weak compared to x-2int +lm this is still worthy of the name INT and offers alot to those who really enjoyed XII.
The bonus dvd and mini ( it aint much ) art book is also pretty cool.
yuffie2900 (32) on 24, Aug. 2007 14:02 (HKT)
AWESOME!
This game is Legend and I enjoy it very much Thanks Play Asia. :)
This game is Legend and I enjoy it very much Thanks Play Asia. :)
DM (53) on 09, Aug. 2007 12:07 (HKT)
Good
Some major difference to this from the original is that you can now control Espers and Guest characters. The Zodiac Job System allows you to assign a certain job to all your characters (12 zodiac signs, 12 jobs). Unfortunately, once you have decided, you can't change them, the only way to change your character's job is to play the game all over again and assign a new job (or at least leave a save file where you haven't assigned a particular job to a character yet). This can be a royal pain, so decide your job wisely.
Another gripe about it is that the Asian version does NOT contain the bonus DVD that the Japanese version does and I mistakedely ordered this one at the thought that this had the bonus DVD. So if you want the extras, buy the Japanese version. This game is NOT for casual gamers. If you have all the time in the world to kill to play this game all over again to test out new jobs, by all means buy it, if not, just wait for Final Fantasy 13 for the PS3.
Some major difference to this from the original is that you can now control Espers and Guest characters. The Zodiac Job System allows you to assign a certain job to all your characters (12 zodiac signs, 12 jobs). Unfortunately, once you have decided, you can't change them, the only way to change your character's job is to play the game all over again and assign a new job (or at least leave a save file where you haven't assigned a particular job to a character yet). This can be a royal pain, so decide your job wisely.
Another gripe about it is that the Asian version does NOT contain the bonus DVD that the Japanese version does and I mistakedely ordered this one at the thought that this had the bonus DVD. So if you want the extras, buy the Japanese version. This game is NOT for casual gamers. If you have all the time in the world to kill to play this game all over again to test out new jobs, by all means buy it, if not, just wait for Final Fantasy 13 for the PS3.
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