Dissidia Final Fantasy NT Unites Series Heroes & Villains

Posted by Adam Neaves | Jan 31, 2018 | News Articles | 0 |

Get ready to take on your favourite Final Fantasy heroes and villains in this team-based fighting title, Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, which is out now.

It has been developed in partnership with fighting games’ veterans Team Ninja, and Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is out now on the PlayStation 4.

It has a launch roster of 28 playable characters, online and offline modes, character customisation, a brand-new and original story and much more. The game welcomes players of all types to enter the arena and test their skill.

Take a look at the official launch trailer and be sure to let us know your thoughts via the comment section below. We’ll see you on the battlefield!

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