Japan getting international version of Dissidia, coincides with PSP Go launch
by Griffin McElroy 
on Aug 24th 2009 11:15AM
Square Enix is planning on tapping into a time-tested recipe for success in the Japanese games market -- if a game you release
is overwhelmingly successful, then ... release it again! This time around, the title receiving the revamp treatment is the soon-to-be-released-in-America RPG brawler,
Dissidia: Final Fantasy -- or, as it will be called when it gets relaunched in Japan this November,
Dissidia: Final Fantasy Universal Tuning. (That's fancy Squeenix-speak for "International Version.")
Japanese tech blog AndriaSang learned the
titular
Tuning will add features to the game that have been added in the European and North American versions of the game -- features such as English voice overs and an arcade-style time attack mode. It shares the same November 1 release date as the
PSP Go -- and in a clever sale-boosting move, will be released both as a UMD (for ¥5,040) and a PSN download (for ¥4,000). Sweet! You can save up that extra ¥1,040 for the release of
Dissidia: Final Fantasy Universal Tuning Deluxe Remix Turbo Fighter!
