Square Enix trademarks Final Fantasy Dimensions
Domain name registered, too.
Square Enix trademarked the name “Final Fantasy Dimensions” in the U.S. and Europe recently.
Discovered by Miladesn, the trademark was filed on January 16. A domain name, FinalFantasyDimensions.com, was also registered.
Final Fantasy titles are developed by Square Enix’s 1st Production Department. Could this be that PlayStation 3 / PS Vita title that leaked early last month?
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Maybe it is a new Final Fantasy game or maybe an alternate title for an existing Final Fantasy game. Either way, I am curious about it.
Is this another way to make Final Fantasy suck?
P.S. Congrats guys on getting the site back up, just remembered, keep up the great work :)
@rockman29: haters gonna hate
“Dimensions”… 3DS, maybe?
@Devoted:
Yeah, I mean…Dimensions….that definitely sounds like 3DS, not like a PS3/Vita title.
Anyway,I’m ready for whatever so bring it!
@Devoted: 3d
@Devoted: You know, some people are suggesting it could be the western title for Bravely Default: Flying Fairy.
@Sal Romano:
I also thought of that, would make sense, even tho I’d prefer if the game stayed as Bravely Default (YES I AM AWARE THAT BRAVELY DEFAULT IS AN AWFUL NAME BUT I LIKE IT BETTER :3)
@mateuspradosousa: I’m sorry, I didn’t get what you meant…
@Sal Romano: Yeah, Ive read that around too… makes sense, since BD:FF is like a sucessor to 4 Heroes of Light… but I don’t know..
@FaithlessMr: That you got right, fine sir. It’s an awful name. :p Cute, but awful, specially in a western market, no?
Still… their objective is to just probably cash on the FF brand (again), but as long as the game’s good… No argument from me :p
It’s Final Fantasy XIII-3 you idiots….
@Gaara D. Dragon: It’s Versus XIII-2.
No really it sounds like the least exciting FF title since “My like as King”
I’m thinking Dissidia? Maybe making a leap to a new system. I mean the characters all come from different Dimensions. But who really knows at this point.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 already sold 100.000 copies more than predecessor, in pre-sales in the U.S. http://bit.ly/yITtev