[Multiplatform] Official Final Fantasy XIII Thread

The thing about the FF13 Versus...

Has anyone thought that it's perhaps a Final Fantasy ALL-STARS kind of game? Like Smash Brothers or Kingdom Hearts? I just know that Square knows that they'd sell millions if they did that.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by vemp

I've said this before FFX was released, and I'll say it again this time...

LESS STAR WARS, MORE D&D!

Meh, that's what boring-ass Dragon Quest is for.

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Originally Posted by Dark Nation

To expand a moment on Rydia's explanation: As I understand it, the "Gun" portion of the blade gave it extra power when the trigger was pulled. I THINK that it was used in a way where the force made by the gunpowder of the bullets combined with the momentum of swinging the blade gave Squall/Siefer an extra 'push' of power and so they were able to gain more damage from thier attack. Laws of Physics at work, essentially.

Nah, it's that you'd shoot at exactly the same time that you swung, making the enemy suffer from both blade and bullet wounds.

In certain battles where you couldn't attack up close, I believe Squall could still shoot from a distance.

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Originally Posted by Freelance Wolf

Nay, Dark Nation was right. There was a question that asked if the gunblades shot bullets in one of the tests you could take. The answer was 'no.'

Originally Posted by Actual question from the Exam

Q. You must have ammo to pull Squall's gunblade trigger.
A. No.

That question is regarding the difference between Irvine's weapon (where you have to load a certain type of ammo) and Squall's sword. It's talking about gameplay conventions, not the actual weapon in their universe. Basically, it means that Squall has infinite ammo.

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Originally Posted by Inhert

why not Rayne? after cloud, squall, sora(sky), I think Rayne will fit her XD (you know as rain >.>)

Meh, we've already got a Paine. So close spelling.

Then again, they did do Sephiroth, Seifer, and Selphie...

I was speaking idiomatically.

Basically, if Lightning was the character's name, we would have heard about it by now on the major game sites.

For right now, it looks like SE hasn't even announced the name (and why would they do so in a screenshot, but not in a press conference)?

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