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Square Enix announced that the Final Fantasy Explorers demo will launch in Japan on November 14.

The demo will cover the prologue, and has all the major features from the final game (including 4 player online multiplayer).
It will also have two battles against summons (Iffrit and Shiva), along with some jobs and equipment.

As we announced previously, you can transfer some information to the final game, including Gil (up to 5 000), Crystal Points (up to 2 000 points), items, abilities, and one weapon/piece of equipment from every category.

Check out some of the latest videos below:

Character Creation

Basic Quests

Dragon Battle

Iffrit Battle

Shiva Battle

Cloud and Lighting

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Last week we detailed some information on the incredibly in depth Final Fantasy Explorers lite version, the demo for the eShop that will be released some time before the full game. More information surfaced today that much like the Bravely Default demo, things from the demo such as battle items, abilities, gil and crystal points will be inherited by characters in the final release. At the moment this only applies to the Japanese version but we suspect this will find it’s way west as we get closer to that release.

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Bravely Second details

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Square Enix shared new Bravely Second details during a recent live stream event. Siliconera translated some of the information, which we’ve rounded up below.

– New battle feature: press the L button to select the same command multiple times
– Before you had to choose the attack command or a certain magic by flipping through the menus 4 times
– Now you simply press L four times on the command
– Bravely Second has a powerful monster called Gargantua
– New Wizard job has a special attribute called “Postscript”
– This lets you add “modifiers” to magic
– Modifiers system lets you give magic different effects
– Square Enix will share more info about modifiers in the near future
– New “Halfies” ability
– Halfies lets you extend item effects to the entire party
– There is a catch: when using healing items, it’ll reduce its capabilities by 50%
– Devs are working on a demo for Bravely Second
– The demo will have the encounter adjustment system that was in Bravely Default and difficulty adjuster

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Square Enix is bringing Bravely Default music to Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call, the company has revealed. Songs will be available via DLC starting on November 19.

This DLC has only been confirmed for Japan at present, but we’re hoping that the Bravely Default tracks will be released overseas as well.

Here’s the full lineup of Bravely Default tracks coming to Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call:

That Person’s Name Is (battle music)
Horizon of Light and Shadow (field music)
Evil Flight (battle music)
The Horizon-Devouring Serpent (battle music)

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With the release of Final Fantasy Explorers fast approaching in Japan, Square Enix have released details on the demo version of the game which will allow players to experience the game’s opening hours. What’s of note however is that in addition to supporting local wireless play, online multiplayer will also be available in the demo (presumably because of the game’s emphasis on group play). Final Fantasy Explorers is due out in Japan on December 18th

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Square Enix are hosting another live stream this Friday continuing their beginners guide of Final Fantasy Explorers as well as revealing some new information about Bravely Second. The times are as follows:

Europe: 12PM
UK: 11AM
USA (East Coast): 6AM
USA (West Coast): 3AM
Japan: 8PM

It’ll be broadcast over on their YouTube channel and we’ll also have full coverage here on the site closer to the broadcast

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