http://ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-2/final-fantasy-xi/615384p1.html
The session began, expectedly, with a question about the development of Final Fantasy XI for Xbox 360. According to Wada, the game will be ready for the system's launch. Development has been progressing smoothly. There will be no fundamental changes to the game over the PC and PS2 versions -- they want to present the same world and game concept to Xbox 360 gamers. Also, as the game has to be cross compatible with the PC and PS2 versions, they do not intend to make any significant changes that might create incompatibility issues. They will continue to release "discs" (presumably Wada meant expansion packs) to add new content to all versions of FFXI.
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A question of whether or not Square Enix's PlayOnline service, which governs its online games and requires a special registration, will be compatible with or allowed on Xbox Live, which is a closed network. According to Wada, the user experience on Xbox Live will include PlayOnline, and be substantially similar to that seen currently on the PC and PS2. Further details are forthcoming. As far as the Xbox version of FFXI supporting voice chat and friends list, Wada could not yet clarify this issue.
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Next up was a question about the mysterious Final Fantasy XII, which is not showing on the E3 floor despite being fully playable last year. Wada assured us that it's just due to the tight development schedule and that the timing wasn't right to show it again. The company plans to showcase the game at a special show in Japan from July 30-31.
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The session began, expectedly, with a question about the development of Final Fantasy XI for Xbox 360. According to Wada, the game will be ready for the system's launch. Development has been progressing smoothly. There will be no fundamental changes to the game over the PC and PS2 versions -- they want to present the same world and game concept to Xbox 360 gamers. Also, as the game has to be cross compatible with the PC and PS2 versions, they do not intend to make any significant changes that might create incompatibility issues. They will continue to release "discs" (presumably Wada meant expansion packs) to add new content to all versions of FFXI.
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A question of whether or not Square Enix's PlayOnline service, which governs its online games and requires a special registration, will be compatible with or allowed on Xbox Live, which is a closed network. According to Wada, the user experience on Xbox Live will include PlayOnline, and be substantially similar to that seen currently on the PC and PS2. Further details are forthcoming. As far as the Xbox version of FFXI supporting voice chat and friends list, Wada could not yet clarify this issue.
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Next up was a question about the mysterious Final Fantasy XII, which is not showing on the E3 floor despite being fully playable last year. Wada assured us that it's just due to the tight development schedule and that the timing wasn't right to show it again. The company plans to showcase the game at a special show in Japan from July 30-31.
lots more at link