Dissidia Final Fantasy Universal Tuning

Ohh, Japan doesn't want to be left behind since there are features in the English version that is not in the Japanese version. That's understandable.

"PRETTY BOY" Cover.

From AmiAmi...

Release Date: November 1, 2009
Genre: Dramatic Progressive Action

The warriors return. Selling more than 900,000 units domesically since its release in December 2008; Dissidia Final Fantasy comes back with new additional elements adding character efficiency adjustment by level 100 which was in the North American Edition, now presenting, Dissidia Final Fantasy Universal Tuning.

Arcade mode, the new feature, being able to raise power levels and some more improvements making this title worthy of the name "fan-awaited." DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY. The fight has not ended yet, here is where the eternal fantasy is beginning.

Further improvements were accomplished in the many additional elements. In the original edition, it is necessary to raise the character, but with the new added arcade mode; you can easily select preset characters without needing to customize or level-up in order to enjoy the battle.Furthermore, there is a "time attack mode" and it's aimed towards clearing the battles in the shortest time possible.

Level 100 characters are given new skills! Battle balance and skill efficiency of each character are readjusted with soft tuning. In addition, more accessories and abilities are added such as the EX gauge in battle and the motion, condition, etc of the summons is now indicated for easily understanding.

While selecting the Blackjack Course Card and choosing the opponent to keep fighting successively, the Blackjack Course presents the highest degree of difficulty to the Duel Coliseum as the enemy level is now 100-150! The enemy gets stronger as the player advances through battle.

New event addition! English voices with Japanese subtitles in the cutscenes (FUCK JOHN D. COLLUM, FUCK!!!) --excuse me, I got carried away-- Only in battle it is possible to change Japanese and English voices.
---AmiAmi ends the commentary with reservation n' stuff, typical for to-be-released games---

Whatever.

Ah...25 days and 3 months to go before I get my Final Fantasy IX Play Arts...

If ya got time, please visit (or JOIN if you haven't yet. Tell 'em Protheus sent you. :3 ) the Dissidia Page in Square-Enix Members.

Seems like after that campaign which I ain't taking seriously, I'll be leaving my interest with Dissidia and would just play Soul Calibur Broken Destiny until the release of Queen's Blade Spiral Chaos.