Dissidia: Final Fantasy's genre has been described as "dramatic progressive action" and its graphics will be in three dimensions. The game will have wireless, though only one-on-one gameplay will be available. Fights revolve around the use of an individual set of special skills each character has to do damage to their rivals. Each character's skills are displayed through a command list on the bottom-left corner, which changes based on distance from their enemy and other special factors. The battle system also includes evasion and jumping, although the controls are said to be simple enough that even players who aren't into action games will be okay. Destroying pillars and other objects builds up character's "Brave" meter, which gives them access to new attacks. They also gain an advantage by pounding their opponents, as this causes a special move gauge to build up. Special moves include the skills that you'd expect to see given the background story of each character. Warrior of Light can transform using a Class Change command. So too can Zidane, making use of a Trance command. Warrior of Light also has an Excalibur command, and when facing off long range, gains access to a "Long Range" attack option. Build up experience through battle, growing stronger as you rise in level. You can also customize your characters with equipment.[2]
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The game will reunite characters from other installments of the Final Fantasy series, including a Warrior of Light and Garland from the first game, Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII, and Zidane Tribal and Kuja from Final Fantasy IX. Chaos will make an appearance as the god of darkness, while a new character, Cosmos, will appear as the goddess of light. Recent scans released in Japanese magazines have stated that the game will have a storyline that requires playing through all of the characters to complete. There will be a minimum of ten main characters (Not including their villain counterparts) including the above mentioned. Hidden characters may be possible. Characters can gain customisable equipment. Tetsuya Nomura is responsible for the character designs.
So it's kinda like Ehrgeiz, but a little different.
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