Nintendo DS Video | Final Fantasy III Trailer

By Jorge Ba-oh 19.05.2006 35

Square Enix has released a gorgeous trailer for the upcoming Final Fantasy III for DS and we just had to nab it to show you guys. The video demonstrates a very high level of quality and design, as expected from the developer, with some brand new in-game scenes and the much talked about FMV sequences.

Final Fantasy III DS is a remake of the original classic on the NES, boasting a complete graphical overhaul in the character design, overworld presentation and the incredibly gorgeous rendered FMV scenes.

Apologies for the slight rendering errors in the video.

Be sure to also check out the recent FFIII scans.

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Box art for Final Fantasy III
Developer

Square Enix

Publisher

Square Enix

Genre

Turn Based RPG

Players

2

C3 Score

Rated $score out of 10  5/10

Reader Score

Rated $score out of 10  9/10 (107 Votes)

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wow that looks pretty. I want this game

( Edited on 19.05.2006 16:43 by Prometheus )

Hell yeah, I want this game also - looks like a very, very cool title! Hopefully with projects like this for the DS we'll also get our fair share of FFs for the Wii!

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Smilie

Wow

I want this game.

ohmy, that is certainly purrtyy. Adam may get a little too excited when he sees this.

He'll explode Smilie

( Edited on 19.05.2006 17:09 by jb )

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Guest 19.05.2006#6

I've seen this trailer before; very good game that holds a lot of anticipation! Smilie

He'll explode

The question is what part of him will explode first.

Ha ha. Those Chocobo's tails look so great. Now if only Square could make Final Fantasy interesting...

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Now if only Square could make Final Fantasy interesting...

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HOLY FUCK! Me Want now. Unfortunately this game is going to take ages to localise! grrrr

who's adam

Member of staff jesusraz, our resident RPG nut.

I was sold when I saw the ship. That's an amazing scene. When you've got an openmind, Square Enix can really make some magic, can't they?

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I recon if they can pump FF3 in graphics like this on the DS, they surely could go upto FF7, Thatd be a bigseller.

"Study this revelation, you nest of adders!"
Guest 20.05.2006#15

Final Fantasy VII on Nintendo DS would just not work. You have multiple CDs with Final Fantasy VII so any form of port would deem impossible on a DS game card.

( Edited on 22.05.2006 03:18 by gunkoi )

How Much Data exactally does a DS game cartridge hold ?.

I recon with the was data storage is going now it could be done.FF7 is three disks with 700 mb on each so 2.1 gig is needed. Heres a look at the future

"Study this revelation, you nest of adders!"

DS carts are 1 gigabit, so 128megabytes or so.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

Pity, its a Quality play

"Study this revelation, you nest of adders!"

The thing is though, with multi-disc games the majority of the data is duplicated on each disc. In Shenmue for example, the only significant differences between the discs are the voice samples.

The Xbox version of Shenmue 2 has 4 seperate partitions on the DVD for each GD-ROM, as it was easier just to chuck it all on the massive DVDs than recompile the game and remove all the duplicate data.

So FF7 could be reduced enormously from 2.1gb if the developers could be arsed. PS1 FF games are a bit different though as the pre-rendered backgrounds are the major cause of multiple discs being required, and they are often different from disc to disc as many areas are blocked off.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

There's also the matter of huge FMV sequences that drove the story along, which could be better compressed using the tools on-hand nowadays.


And I'm sat here with a goddamn major hangover, but my mouth dropped open after seeing that! I TOLD people that if SEx could manage small FMV clips for Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories on the humble GBA it'd definitely do better for the DS!! Hooray for inevitabilities!

I love the tagline about completing the fantasy...that should do it justice in the US where people will be confused between this and FFIII US (which is actually the SNES game FFVI...coming to GBA later this year).

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Is there any reason that we couldn't have multiple carts for DS? I realise it would take about 20 cartridges to fit a game the size of FFVII, but I'm sure developers could achieve this if they could be bothered to. It probably would cost more for a multiple cart game, but not much more, not enough for someone to be put off from buying a AAA quality game.

I'd much rather have a new version adapted from the N64 version. It would sell better too and possibly be good, unlike the PS1 version.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

N64 version never existed it was just a tech demo to show how they were planning to make fight scenes in 3D.
It probably wouldn't sell better either cause it would be called somthin like Final Fantasy 64 Dragoon of doom or somthin and people would turn there nose up at it.

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It would be super collectable though, and probably reached planning stages.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

It was actually turned into FF7 Smilie

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