FF13 buy it now!

November 17th this year? Isn't that a bit early? They just released ToAU, kinda cutting this game short on the lifespan.

FFXIII is the next mmo right?
 
no. FFXIII is the next RP induction to the FF series. It'll be on PS3.
 
There's no possible way that date for FFXIII is correct. S-E just showed a video at E3 to build up some hype, but honestly, with FFXIII, and FFXIII VS. and Agito (yes, there's 3 versions of the game being released), I doubt we'll be seeing the game until around 2008, if Japan gets it early that year anyway.
 
They don't know the date, so they're just putting it on their site at PS3's launch. Once launch date comes and it's not done, the site will push the date back a few months, and continue to do that until they have a firm release date for it. The video game retail sites (EB, GameStop, etc) do it all the time with games that get a release date but don't actually end up coming out by then (ie: Twilight Princess).
 
Swishiee said:
They don't know the date, so they're just putting it on their site at PS3's launch. Once launch date comes and it's not done, the site will push the date back a few months, and continue to do that until they have a firm release date for it. The video game retail sites (EB, GameStop, etc) do it all the time with games that get a release date but don't actually end up coming out by then (ie: Twilight Princess).

StarCraft: Ghost. lolol. Really wonder if EB/GameStop/whatever refunded those preorders on that since it was cancelled.
 
Actually, most game stores usually try to push the pre-order to something else, which is what my store did in its case. If the person wants nothing, then there really is nothing that you can do other than refund it. That sucks about SC:Ghost though, I even have a shirt of it from Blizzcon, I was looking foward to it. Forget that, they just need an actual Starcraft RTS game to continue where Brood War left off.
 
Blizzard Entertainment just can't make Third Person Shooter game correctly, lol they annance it for years and years, and it tell us is cancel, Blizzard should just stay as the best RTS starcraft game, like make a Starcraft2 or something >.>
 
Vandoura said:
Blizzard Entertainment just can't make Third Person Shooter game correctly, lol they annance it for years and years, and it tell us is cancel, Blizzard should just stay as the best RTS starcraft game, like make a Starcraft2 or something >.>

Blizzard wasn't developing Ghost. It was outsourced, stripped away from the devs, given to new ones, rebuilt from the ground up. They got tired of it and just said fuck it.
 
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/698/698433p1.html

StarCraft: Ghost Goes To Heaven?
Blizzard announces that it's moving next-gen, and that Ghost may not be coming with it.
by Nix

March 24, 2006 - Few games have had as many ups and downs as Blizzard's ambitious action gaiden to its famed StarCraft series, StarCraft: Ghost. In its unveiling at the Tokyo Game Show in 2002, the console-only game was the biggest news imaginable, a full new outing in a franchise that had not seen its deserved share of action in many years. Following that unveiling, however, the game saw numerous delays, and depending on what show you caught the game at, StarCraft: Ghost did not always impress media watchers in the glowing ways that a game of its stature might be expected to earn. While the title continued to improve, its extended development time had it competing with increasingly impressive new titles every year. The game also suffered setbacks in development, as its original coding team at Nihilistic was forced to leave the project behind when its contract was up due to other engagements. The game seemed as if it might get back on track when new developer Swinging Ape took over the project (and the focusing on just PS2 and Xbox, with the GameCube version officially cancelled), but of course, that was in July of 2004, and this is now March of 2006.


And now, StarCraft: Ghost has hit yet another crossroad, as franchise creator and project overseer Blizzard has announced that it "will indefinitely postpone production" on the game as the company shifts its focus to new next-gen systems. The good news is that Blizzard hasn't yet given up the Ghost -- the company explains in its announcement that it is evaluating the potential of StarCraft: Ghost as a next-gen title, and indicates that if the game goes that route, it will utilize the additional console power for a more impressive game than was originally conceived. The bad news, of course, is that this leaves little chance of seeing the current-gen StarCraft: Ghost version continued to release, and it promises an even longer (or eternal, if worse comes to worst) wait for StarCraft fans.

"Like many in the industry, we've been impressed with the potential of the new consoles, and we're looking forward to exploring that potential further," stated Mike Morhaime, president and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. "In addition to allowing us to determine the best course for StarCraft: Ghost, this review period will help us lay the groundwork for our future console games."

Despite the cursed development history, StarCraft: Ghost has plenty of promise. Its concept is a cross between classic StarCraft RTS play and single-player stealth action (ala Metal Gear.) The game focuses on a female hero from the intriguing Ghost character set out of the StarCraft series, who have special powers and incredible Terran technology in their arsenal. Late in development, StarCraft: Ghost also added online multiplayer features, which promised to please fans of the RTS franchise who have been dying for the series to get anywhere near the number "2" after being left behind for other Blizzard franchises after the original release, a few expansion packs, and a billion hours of logged-on and LAN multiplay.

Will StarCraft: Ghost go next-gen? Or is this the end for our pony-tailed heroine Ghost Nova? Blizzard plans to make its specific plans for the future of StarCraft: Ghost known in further announcements, so please check back in between your Brood War bouts for more news.
 
And your point for posting all that? Everyone knows it's on indefinant postpone. Which is just a gussied up word for canceled, but might come back to it later.
 
well i just ordered mine and have it on that date +2 days lol
 
blazn said:
well i just ordered mine and have it on that date +2 days lol

Yea, because everyone knows that when you preorder something, the laws of physics are rewriten so that it will arrive on your doorstep at that date. Seriously, the release date is gonna get pushed back, as will the delivery date.
 
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