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Twenty years have passed since the Great Crystal War, when
the forces of darkness gathered and evil threatened the peaceful
kingdoms of Vana'diel. An alliance was formed to rid Vana'diel
of the evil but after a narrow victory, the threat has returned.
As the beastmen organise their forces and make their advance
towards the nations of San d'Oria, Windurst, and Bastok, a
desperate call goes out to adventurers around the globe for
help...
In
Final Fantasy XI Online, you start your journey into
the world of Vana'diel by creating a customised character
from a host of physical attributes and jobs. Experience missions,
quests, and boss battles by yourself or join up with other
party members to form powerful alliances as you explore the
vast environments that make up Vana'diel.
Final
Fantasy XI is the first ever massively multiplayer online
role-playing game (MMORPG) for Microsoft's Xbox 360, according
to the press release we received with the game. This release
includes the original Final Fantasy XI game and three
additional expansion packs - Rise of the Zilart, Chain
of Promathia and the latest expansion pack release, Treasures
of Aht Urhgan.
Using the PlayOnline Viewer, players can connect and communicate
with other players from around the globe. Aside from using
the PlayOnline Viewer as a gateway to Final Fantasy XI,
players can use other applications including PlayOnline Chat
and PlayOnline Mail, access to support, customisation tools,
and other games, like the enhanced online version of the Tetra
Master Card game from Final Fantasy IX.
Join
parties to explore new frontiers, and form alliances to vanquish
the most powerful of foes, or battle against the world on
your own. The fate of the world rests in your hands.
At
the end of the day though, this game is only really going
to appeal to Final Fantasy fans - the majority of which
will already own this game for another console. Even the most
serious of fans can't argue that this is nothing more than
a repackaged four year old game - however good it is.
Nick
Smithson
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