Saving the Classics: Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age
On July 11 we will be able to enjoy in Europe and America this game that debuted for the first time on PlayStation 2. The Zodiac Age is the remastering that Square Enix has developed for PlayStation 4 of the title with the same number of the world famous Final Fantasy saga .
This classic RPG was a very well-received installment by the Final Fantasy community since its release in 2007. With ratings mostly outstanding, the title made a name for itself within one of the most demanding sagas in the world of console role-playing. . It is for this reason that in the E3 2016, the developer Square Enix officially announced its remastering for PS4, Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age.
The story takes place in Ivalice, where the kingdoms of Rosaria and Arcadia have been at war for years. However, between the two is the Kingdom of Dalmasca. Faced with the prosperity and strategic situation of the latter, Arcadia begins its invasion. For this reason, the princess of Dalmasca, Ashe, joins the resistance against the Arcadian empire, thanks to which she will end up meeting the protagonist Vaan who dreams of being a pirate of the air. During their adventure they will be joined by more charismatic characters to stop Arcadia's plans.
With the imminent arrival of Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age, the community is eager and expectant to see the improvements that this remastering adds to what is undoubtedly an important and beloved title within the series. Given this, Square Enix has published two videos showing two fragments of the soundtrack, in addition to being able to appreciate certain scenes in game of the final graphic result that the game will have.
In this first video we have the OST of Penelo, the faithful companion and friend of the protagonist Vaan.
And in this second you can hear one of the most characteristic songs of Final Fantasy XII, the OST of fighting a boss.
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