subject: Final Fantasy Xiv In September For Pc [print this page] At the same time they pushed the PS3 version back, which should now until March 2011 are on the market.
The monthly fee is 12.99 for the game, additional character slots (maximum of eight characters) with beating three other per slot to book.
Retainer - NPCs that sell your items, for example, if you are not online - meanwhile, cost one euro.
Price of the PS3 version will be announce later.
The PC beta for the game to start the beginning of the current month, you can register for it on their official website.
Tanaka: FFXIV due to the 'closed' Xbox Live for 360
The "closed" environment of Xbox Live is responsible under the Square Enix's Hiromichi Tanaka that the game does not appear on the Xbox 360.
"The main reason why it could not make for the Xbox 360, was the Xbox Live system," said Tanaka over gamers.
"It's different than an ordinary Internet environment. So if we wanted to use the same environment as on a Windows PC, it had to be the PS3, then what was our choice."
"At Microsoft, one has a different view: they want a closed environment for Xbox Live," he says. "We still speak ... we were in relation to Xbox Live to reach agreement."
It is certainly not the first MMO, it will not appear for the Xbox 360. Previously, for example, Cryptic already passed its proposed implementation of Champions Online and Star Trek Online.
Registration for the beta phase of the MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV now possible
Square Enix is looking at FFXIV Gil-page "dedicated individuals" for the beta test the upcoming MMORPG.
To register you must be 18 years or older. However, it is in the beta for the PC version. Details on PS3 beta "should follow later."
When the actual test starts, does not mention the side. Since the game is to appear, according to the first trailer from E3 2009 is still next year, the beta phase are not in too distant future.
Either that, or the successor to Final Fantasy XI, which appeared in 2004 for PS2 and PC and the Xbox 360 two years later made his respects, delayed perhaps still something.