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Square Enix announced the new details for the unique Halloween-like event, All Saints Wake and FINAL FANTASY® XIV: A Realm Reborn. From this Friday, October 18th through Friday, November 1st, enjoy All Saints Wake as the streets of Eorzea are decked with ceremonial lanterns and fanciful costumes can be enjoyed by all. A traveling circus troupe has made its way to the city-states, appearing overnight, as if by magic. Speak to these Shifty Thespians for a special Quest, but never forget that All Saints Wake is a time for tricks as well as treats.

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Gary Swaby of TheKoalition writes: June 2009 - Square Enix announced Final Fantasy XIV for Playstation 3 and PC and surprised us all. Most of the shock was in fact confusion, as many thought it would be a fully fledged Final Fantasy adventure, until they revealed it was an online venture. Regardless, this was still something to be excited about. Final Fantasy XI was praised as a quality MMO title.

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In an interview about Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD, the game's producer notes that he'd love to give the same treatment to Final Fantasy XII.

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Game Director Yoshinori Kitase has previously brought up how Final Fantasy XII HD would be the most obvious, and now he was interviewed by Play Magazine (via NowGamer), where he asked whether we might see more HD Final Fantasy titles if the Remaster is successful: Wed love a Vita version of Final Fantasy 12 I am also hoping that this HD remaster will open up some great possibilities in the future.

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VideoGamer: "With the likes of GTA 5, SimCity and Final Fantasy XIV all struggling during the launch of their online offerings, will next-gen consoles ensure that failing servers are a thing of the past?"

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With the likes of GTA 5, SimCity and Final Fantasy XIV all struggling during the launch of their online offerings, will the next-generation of consoles be able to ensure that failing servers are a thing of the past?