Final Fantasy 3DS rhythm game "Theatrhythm" announced
Square Enix has announced Theatrhythm Final Fantasy, a rhythm spin-off for the 3DS starring alums from the popular Final Fantasy series.
Square Enix is offering its own spin on the rhythm genre, by merging it with Final Fantasy properties. Shonen Jump (via Siliconera) reports that Theatrhythm Final Fantasy lets you explore dungeons and towns and fight monsters, but you'll be doing all that by tapping the stylus to the beat. The game is coming to the Nintendo 3DS in Japan, but no release information for the US has been revealed.
As a Final Fantasy spin-off, it looks to bank on the series' long history. A screenshot has already shown off Cloud, Lightning, an Onion Knight, and the Warrior of Light. This is similar to the Dissidia fighting series, which has also sold characters as downloadable content.
As for that insane title, we may see it change when and if the game comes stateside. Then again, the last Square spin-off was Dissidia 012: Duodecim, so "Theatrhythm" could be part of some internal contest to come up with the strangest name.
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Square Enix has announced Theatrhythm Final Fantasy, a rhythm spin-off for the 3DS starring alums from the popular Final Fantasy series.-
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I really think that Square has just lost it. Whatever it was they once had... it's slowly fading away. They are Activisioning the Final Fantasy name by pumping out too many random titles and side stories and even the main bread and butter Final Fantasy games seem to be going down hill. I don't know.. the name just doesn't hold the same weight it used to with me.
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Pretty much, yeah. SNES-> PS1 were their glory days, then they started to slide downhill in the PS2 era. Outside of a few gems they published on portable systems (where the platforms' power was equivalent to SNES & PS1s, natch ) who knows wtf they're even doing anymore.
At least they published Just Cause 2 and the upcoming Deus Ex though! -
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