
Playable characters include Serenade and Crescendo, and players can now customize the look of members of their party with a variety of new outfits. New dungeons and different endings should add some flair to a tried-and-tested J-RPG. Eternal Sonata is set for a Fall release for North America.




















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You realize you're shooting yourself in the foot by doing this.
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Oh, wait. Wrong JPRG franchise, wrong system switch.
My bad ;-)
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This, The Last Remnant, and 2 Final Fantasy games coming to PS3 is all good news!
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Thankfully, Lost Odyssey was really good.
In a regular turn based system, you have several moves close at hand in every battle, but with the way the fighting is in this game you're stuck with a basic attack, and one light and dark attack at a time. Maybe the gameplay gets deeper as I level up my party? And how about costumes and items changing on each character as they were equipped? That would have given it a little more variety. IDK, I just felt it could have been better.
All in all, I think it's a "fair" trade: Eternal Sonata for Final Fantasy, lol. I'm not complaining :)
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...I lied. Downvote away.
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eternal Sonata for FFXIII!
that and i doubt any extra scenes would make the ending to that game make any more sense.
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Also, does anyone know if I ever get to play with Claves again? I liked her fighting style, but she had to go and die!
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